Course
Domain 1: Systems Security Engineering Foundations
This course covers systems security engineering and lays a foundation for both exam preparation and security engineering.
Course description
Trust being the key word here: we can build trust into our enterprises, but it requires a good understanding of the basic principles presented in these sessions. Assurance is achieved by incorporating both risk and security management practices into all business processes. Domain 1 focuses on applying, executing and integrating security into the engineering process.
Syllabus
Design trusted systems and networks (TSN)
Video - 00:12:00
Until we take a holistic approach to security, our systems will be vulnerable to compromise. In this video, we discuss the necessity to create both a trusted path and trusted nodes with our enterprise.
Participate in the acquisition process
Video - 00:33:00
It makes little sense to practice security in-house, only to have our efforts thwarted through indifference. In this video, we examine requirements for establishing and maintaining a secure supply chain.
NIST engineering process
Video - 00:29:00
NIST has a long track record of providing guidance on security engineering practices. In this video, we will explore the evolution of NIST security management recommendations.
Security management principles
Video - 00:12:00
Security management covers a broad range of topics. This video introduces you to many areas.
Building trust into systems
Video - 00:12:00
In this video, we address the fundamentals of system security engineering and introduce you to processes and development methodologies used by security engineers.
Introduction, agenda and Domain 1 focus areas
Video - 00:05:00
This short video introduces you to Domain 1 of the ISSEP. Becoming a security engineer entails collecting knowledge of many different practices. In this video, we'll explore many of the principles and practices used by engineers.
Domain 1 assessment
Assessment - 10 questions
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