- 02 Aprile 2025
- Duration 24 weeks
- 01 June 2026
- Duration: 36 weeks
Explore the ISC2 Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) program
Key features & benefits
Comprehensive training covering all 8 CISSP domains of the ISC2 CBK®
Official ISC2 courseware developed by the creators of the CISSP certification
Expert-led sessions with certified ISC2 instructors
70+ interactive activities, case studies, and applied scenarios for real-world practice
180-question post-course assessment to test readiness for the CISSP exam
Gain globally recognized certification trusted by top organizations worldwide
Build advanced skills to design, implement, and manage secure IT systems
Ideal for professionals aiming for roles like CISO, Security Manager, or Security Architect
Course outline
Domain 01
Security and Risk Management
Security and Risk Management
This module establishes the foundational principles of cybersecurity and information assurance. It focuses on understanding confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA triad), as well as the legal, regulatory, and compliance aspects of cybersecurity.
You’ll learn how to identify, assess, and manage risks, apply governance frameworks, and align security policies with organizational goals. The module also covers professional ethics, critical for maintaining trust and integrity in the field.
Hands-On Practice:
Real-world case studies on risk assessment and mitigation
Developing and analyzing security policies
Practical exercises in applying governance models
Key topics covered:
CIA triad and security concepts
Security governance principles
Risk management and assessment
Compliance and regulatory requirements
Professional ethics and ISC2 Code of Ethics
Business continuity planning and disaster recovery basics
Domain 02
Asset Security
Asset Security
This domain focuses on protecting organizational assets by teaching how to identify, classify, and manage information and resources throughout their lifecycle. You will gain a deep understanding of data governance, ownership, and privacy, as well as the implementation of proper security controls to safeguard sensitive information.
By the end of this domain, you will be able to design and apply security strategies that align with business objectives and regulatory requirements.
Hands-on practice:
Practical exercises in data classification and labeling
Designing access controls based on asset value and sensitivity
Case studies on data retention, handling, and secure disposal
Key topics covered:
Information and asset classification
Data ownership and lifecycle management
Protecting privacy and sensitive data
Implementing data security controls
Compliance with legal and regulatory requirements
Secure data handling, storage, and destruction
Domain 03
Security Architecture and Engineering
Security Architecture and Engineering
This module dives deep into the design and implementation of secure IT environments, focusing on the principles of security architecture and engineering. You will learn how to apply security models, understand system vulnerabilities, and build resilient infrastructures that protect critical assets against evolving cyber threats.
The module also covers the security of hardware, software, and cloud services, while exploring advanced concepts like cryptography, physical security, and emerging technologies.
Hands-on practice:
Designing secure network and system architectures
Applying cryptographic solutions to protect data
Analyzing real-world breaches to identify design flaws
Key topics covered:
Core security architecture principles and frameworks
Secure design for hardware, software, and cloud environments
Cryptography fundamentals and applications
Security models and controls
Physical security and environmental controls
Mitigating vulnerabilities in systems and infrastructure
Emerging technologies and security considerations
Domain 04
Communication and Network Security
Communication and Network Security
This domain focuses on designing and protecting network architecture, ensuring secure communication channels, and defending against network-based threats. You will gain an in-depth understanding of how data flows across networks, the vulnerabilities that exist, and how to implement strong controls to safeguard information in transit.
It also covers secure network design, endpoint protection, and modern communication technologies, including wireless and cloud environments.
Hands-on practice:
Designing secure network topologies
Implementing and configuring secure communication protocols
Analyzing network traffic to detect vulnerabilities and threats
Key topics covered:
Network architecture fundamentals and design principles
Secure communication protocols (SSL/TLS, IPSec, VPNs, etc.)
Network segmentation, zoning, and isolation techniques
Detecting and preventing common network attacks
Wireless network security controls
Securing cloud and virtualized environments
Endpoint and data-in-transit protection strategies
Domain 05
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
This domain explores the frameworks and technologies used to manage digital identities and control access to critical systems and data. You will learn how to design and implement identity management solutions, enforce authentication and authorization mechanisms, and ensure that access policies align with organizational security goals.
By mastering IAM, you’ll be able to minimize insider threats, strengthen regulatory compliance, and protect sensitive resources from unauthorized use.
Hands-on practice:
Configuring multi-factor authentication (MFA) and single sign-on (SSO)
Creating and auditing role-based access control (RBAC) policies
Simulating real-world access breach scenarios and remediation steps
Key topics covered:
Identity lifecycle management and governance
Authentication, authorization, and accountability
Federated identity management and SSO
Privileged account management (PAM)
Access control models (DAC, MAC, RBAC, ABAC)
Implementing strong authentication mechanisms
Managing and mitigating identity-related risks
Domain 06
Security Assessment and Testing
Security Assessment and Testing
This domain teaches you how to plan, execute, and analyze security assessments to identify vulnerabilities, evaluate defenses, and ensure systems meet compliance requirements. You will gain the skills to design effective testing strategies that strengthen an organization’s overall security posture.
It covers everything from vulnerability assessments and penetration testing to auditing and continuous monitoring, ensuring you can detect weaknesses before attackers do.
Hands-on practice:
Conducting vulnerability scans and interpreting results
Performing penetration testing simulations
Designing and implementing a security audit plan
Building continuous monitoring processes for ongoing protection
Key topics covered:
Security control testing methodologies
Vulnerability assessment and management
Penetration testing strategies and techniques
Security audits and compliance reviews
Log reviews and monitoring tools
Metrics and reporting for security effectiveness
Integrating testing into the software development lifecycle (SDLC)
Domain 07
Security Operations
Security Operations
This domain provides the knowledge and skills to manage and oversee the day-to-day operations of enterprise security, ensuring that policies, processes, and technologies are working effectively to protect critical assets. You’ll learn how to detect, respond to, and recover from incidents, as well as how to manage resources, investigate events, and ensure business continuity.
It focuses on building resilient operations, implementing monitoring strategies, and coordinating security functions across the organization to maintain a strong defense posture.
Hands-on practice:
Simulating real-world incident response scenarios
Designing and testing disaster recovery and business continuity plans
Conducting security investigations and digital forensics exercises
Setting up monitoring and logging tools for continuous protection
Key topics covered:
Security operations processes and frameworks
Incident detection, analysis, and response
Business continuity and disaster recovery planning
Digital forensics and evidence handling
Physical security and personnel safety measures
Logging, monitoring, and reporting
Managing third-party services and supply chain security
Operational resilience and continuous improvement
Domain 08
Software Development Security
Software Development Security
This domain covers the principles and practices of secure software development, helping you understand how to design, build, and maintain applications with security in mind at every stage of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC).
You will explore common software vulnerabilities, secure coding standards, and how to integrate security testing into development workflows to reduce risks and prevent exploitation.
Hands-on practice:
dentifying and mitigating vulnerabilities in code
Applying secure coding techniques to real-world scenarios
Implementing security controls in DevOps and Agile environments
Performing code reviews and application security testing
Key topics covered:
Secure software development lifecycle (SSDLC)
Common software vulnerabilities (OWASP Top 10)
Secure coding principles and best practices
Application security testing and verification
DevOps and CI/CD security integration
Software environment configuration and hardening
Change management and version control for security
Threat modeling and risk assessment in development processes
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Training prerequisites
Core knowledge
Strong understanding of cybersecurity principles, including confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA triad). Familiarity with risk management, compliance, and governance concepts. Awareness of security policies, procedures, and controls used to protect information systems.
Technical Skills
Experience with networking fundamentals such as IP addressing, routing, firewalls, and secure protocols (e.g., SSL/TLS, VPNs).
Knowledge of system architecture for hardware, software, and cloud environments. Ability to identify common threats and vulnerabilities in IT systems.
Professional Experience
At least 5 years of cumulative, paid work experience in two or more of the eight CISSP domains (as required by ISC2).
Relevant experience in roles such as IT security analyst, network administrator, system engineer, or similar positions.
Training & register details
TRAINING OVERVIEW
Certified System Security Professional
Empower your organization with certified ethical hacking expertise.
Training Duration: 5 days (40 hours)
Format: Instructor-Led Online
Level: Advanced
Language: Ukrainian
Materials: English | 12 months valid
Exam availability: ISC2 Authorized PPC and PVTC Select Pearson VUE Testing Centers
HOW TO REGISTER
1. Submit Your Application
Apply for the CISSP course by providing your background and work experience in cybersecurity.
2. Intro Call
We’ll schedule a short call to discuss your career goals, expectations, and readiness for CISSP certification.
3. Confirm Your Spot
Once accepted, complete the enrollment process and receive all necessary course details and preparation materials.
4. Start Learning
Gain access to the official ISC2 learning platform and begin exploring study guides, labs, and resources.
5. Join the Community
Become part of a network of cybersecurity professionals with access to group discussions, events, and mentorship support.
Who is CISSP for?
Cybersecurity leaders
Advance your career with the world’s most trusted cybersecurity management certification.
Teams & enterprises
Strengthen your organization’s security posture with globally recognized expertise.
Government & Defense
Trusted worldwide by government agencies and defense sectors for compliance and security excellence.
Educators
Incorporate top-tier cybersecurity management practices into academic and corporate programs.
FAQ
How long does it take to complete the CISSP course?
The course duration typically ranges from 5 to 6 days of intensive training, depending on the delivery format.
After the course, most learners spend 2–3 months preparing for the CISSP exam with practice tests and study materials.
Is the CISSP exam difficult?
Yes, the CISSP is known for being challenging and comprehensive.
It has 125–175 questions, must be completed in 4 hours, and covers a wide range of cybersecurity topics. With proper preparation and training, passing is absolutely achievable.
How is the CISSP exam scored?
- The CISSP exam uses Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT). You must score at least 700 out of 1000 points to pass. The exam adapts to your answers, presenting questions based on your performance.
Does the CISSP certification expire?
- Yes. CISSP certification is valid for three years. To maintain it, you must earn 120 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits and pay an annual maintenance fee to ISC2.
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