Cissp Domain 1: Security Risk & Management Mastery

Cissp Domain 1: Security Risk & Management Mastery
Published 2/2025
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CISSP 2025 Domain 1 – Comprehensive Strategies for Risk Management, Legal Compliance, and Business Continuity.

What you’ll learn

Understand the five pillars of information security and key security governance principles.

Apply security control frameworks such as ISO and NIST.

Navigate U.S. and international legal, regulatory, and compliance requirements.

Develop robust security documentation, personnel policies, and awareness programs.

Design effective business continuity plans through business impact analysis.

Conduct risk analysis, threat modeling, and implement risk treatment strategies.

Manage supply chain risks and establish continuous risk monitoring practices.

Prepare for the CISSP exam and address real-world cybersecurity challenges.

Requirements

A computer with a reliable internet connection for accessing course materials.

A readiness to engage with technical content and case studies.

Description

Overview

Section 1: Introduction & Foundational Security Concepts

Lecture 1 Welcome to CISSP Domain 1 – Security Risk and Management

Lecture 2 The Five Pillars of Information Security Explained

Lecture 3 Core Security Concepts for Modern Organizations

Lecture 4 Principles of Effective Security Governance

Lecture 5 Introduction & Foundational Security Concepts – Wrap-Up

Section 2: Security Control Frameworks & Standards

Lecture 6 Building the Foundation of Security Control Frameworks

Lecture 7 ISO and NIST – Benchmarking Security Controls

Lecture 8 Exploring Alternative Security Control Frameworks

Lecture 9 Security Control Frameworks & Standards – Wrap-Up

Section 3: The Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Landscape

Lecture 10 An Overview of Global Legal Systems

Lecture 11 U.S. Laws and Regulations in Cybersecurity

Lecture 12 International Legal and Regulatory Considerations

Lecture 13 Navigating Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Challenges

Lecture 14 The Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Landscape – Wrap-Up

Section 4: Investigations, Compliance, and Security Documentation

Lecture 15 Understanding Different Types of Investigations

Lecture 16 Ensuring Compliance in the Security Domain

Lecture 17 Best Practices for Developing Security Documentation

Lecture 18 Investigations, Compliance, and Security Documentation – Wrap-Up

Section 5: Personnel Policies & Security Awareness

Lecture 19 Crafting Robust Personnel Policies and Upholding Ethics

Lecture 20 Fostering a Culture of Security Awareness

Lecture 21 Personnel Policies & Security Awareness – Wrap-Up

Section 6: Business Continuity Planning

Lecture 22 Key Concepts in Business Continuity

Lecture 23 Conducting a Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

Lecture 24 Designing an Effective Business Continuity Process

Lecture 25 Business Continuity Planning – Wrap-Up

Section 7: Risk Management Fundamentals

Lecture 26 Introduction to Risk Management Concepts

Lecture 27 Identifying Threats and Vulnerabilities

Lecture 28 Conducting a Comprehensive Risk Analysis

Lecture 29 Strategies for Risk Response and Treatment

Lecture 30 Implementing and Integrating Security Controls

Lecture 31 Techniques for Risk Reporting and Continuous Monitoring

Lecture 32 Risk Management Fundamentals – Wrap-Up

Section 8: Advanced Risk Management Techniques

Lecture 33 Leveraging Risk Frameworks for Security Governance

Lecture 34 Advanced Threat Modeling Strategies

Lecture 35 Managing Supply Chain Risks in a Complex Environment

Lecture 36 Advanced Risk Management Techniques – Wrap-Up

CISSP Candidates: Aspiring professionals preparing for the CISSP exam.,Cybersecurity Professionals: Individuals seeking to deepen their knowledge of risk management and security governance.,IT and Security Managers: Leaders aiming to implement robust security frameworks and compliance measures.,Risk Management Specialists: Professionals looking to enhance their skills in threat analysis and risk treatment strategies.,Compliance Officers: Those responsible for navigating legal and regulatory landscapes in their organizations.