Test Outline

In the CISSP-ISSEP exam, you can expect questions that cover the following five CISSP-ISSEP CBK domains:

• Systems Security Engineering Foundations (25%)

  Under such a topic, you will learn to apply and execute concepts of systems security engineering for security processes and design, integrating with relevant system development methods, technical management, performing acquisition processes, and designing Trusted Systems and Networks (TSN).

• Systems Implementation, Verification, and Validation (14%)

  This domain details how to implement and integrate system security solutions, along with verifying and validating them.

• Security Planning and Design (30%)

  This domain covers skills such as understanding stakeholder requirements, identifying and addressing document threats, developing system requirements, and producing system security architecture and design.

• Risk Management (14%)

  Here, you need to be proficient with applying security risk management principles, including Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), identifying system security risks, carrying out risk analysis and evaluation, documenting risk decisions, and suggesting risk treatment options.

• Secure Operations, Change Management, and Disposal (17%)

  This part tests your abilities with developing secure operations strategy, change management, and the disposal process.

Apart from preparing for exam-related domains, candidates are advised to pay attention to areas of study that need additional focus. They can supplement these areas by referring to the relevant references provided on the official (ISC)² site.

CISSP-ISSMP exam: CISSP - Information Systems Security Architecture

The CISSP-ISSMP exam is part of the ISC Institute Certification - CISSP Concentrations. This exam measures your ability in investigating Cyber Crimes and working everyday against malicious hackers tracing Digital Evidence to prosecute Cyber Criminals

This security architect certification proves your expertise developing, designing and analyzing security solutions. It also shows you excel at giving risk-based guidance to senior management in order to meet organizational goals. This certification exam is an elite way to demonstrate your knowledge, advance your career and become a member of a community of cybersecurity world. It shows you have all it takes to design, engineer, implement and run an information security program. The candidates should also have a strong understanding over hacking attacks and they should properly extracting evidence to report the crime and conduct audits to prevent future attacks securing small and big enterprise. The certification is ideal for those working in roles such as a chief security architect or analyst. Typically, you work as an independent consultant or in a similar capacity. The audience typically includes secret agents, policy man, implementation consultants, security team leads and project managers, police and other law enforcement personnel, Defense and Military personnel, Systems administrators, Banking, Insurance and other professionals, Government agencies and IT managers, and it covers those roles: System architect, Chief technology officer, System and network designer, Business analyst, Chief security officer

The Web Simulator with a CISSP-ISSMP practice exams will help you in review, refresh and expand your information security knowledge (including information security concepts and industry best practices).

The CISSP-ISSMP Exam is a very complicated test and its duration is based on 3 Hours with 125 Questions to be answered.

This is a list of covered topics:

• Security Assessment and Testing
• Operational Risk Management
• Security Risk Management Principles
• Secure Maintenance and Secure Disposal
• Vulnerability Management Principles
• Acquisition Process
• Stakeholder Requirements Definition
• Implementation, Integration, and Deployment of Systems or System Modifications
• Technical Management Processes
• General Security Principles
• System Development Methodologies
• Risk Management Process
• Security Operations
• System Security Architecture and Design