Course description
As an ISSEP, you will work closely with security architects to provide solutions to address your organizational risk. To be effective, you must know how to translate requirements into design and then into solutions. You must work with your stakeholders to address their security needs. In Domain 3, we address several core principles including, but not limited to, the necessity of understanding your environment, applying core security principle, developing security requirements and creating your security architecture.
Syllabus
Introduction, agenda and Domain 3 focus areas
Video — 00:05:24
This short video introduces you to Domain 3 of the ISSEP. Here, we will explore the practices of planning and designing secure systems.
Understanding business security needs
Video — 00:19:35
This video covers understanding requirements, constraints and assumptions; assessing threats; extracting security needs and developing a test plan.
Requirements analysis
Video — 00:10:34
This video addresses where security requirements come from and how to establish a security baseline.
System security architecture and design
Video — 00:23:32
In this video, we’ll discuss the building blocks to an enterprise security program and the need to provide linkage to business requirements and objectives.
ISSEP Domain 3 skill assessment
Assessment — 10 questions — 00:05:00
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