Step 1:
Security and risk management
This domain covers the fundamental concepts of information security including governance, compliance, regulations, and how to assess and manage risks. Domain 1 makes up 16% of the CISSP exam.
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The Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification is one of the most globally recognized certifications in the cybersecurity industry. It validates the skills and knowledge of security professionals in designing, developing and managing a cybersecurity program.
The CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK) includes a broad spectrum of topics that encapsulates all relevant disciplines in the field of cybersecurity. These disciplines are categorized into the following eight domains:
Domain 1: Security and risk management
Domain 2: Asset security
Domain 3: Security architecture and engineering
Domain 4: Communication and network security
Domain 5: Identity and access management (IAM)
Domain 6: Security assessment and testing
Domain 7: Security operations
Domain 8: Software development security
The CISSP exam assesses your knowledge, and even more importantly, your competence as a security professional. We will take a more in-depth look at these 8 domains in the CISSP study guide section below.
Section B
Domain 1: Security and risk management
Domain 2: Asset security
Domain 3: Security architecture and engineering
Domain 4: Communication and network security
Section C
Domain 1: Security and risk management
Domain 2: Asset security
Domain 3: Security architecture and engineering
Domain 4: Communication and network security
Section D
Domain 1: Security and risk management
Domain 2: Asset security
Domain 3: Security architecture and engineering
Domain 4: Communication and network security
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