CCSP Cert Prep: 5 Cloud Security Operations
2h 47mIntermediate2022-05-26
Authors

Mike Chapple
Teaching Professor at the University of Notre Dame
Course details
The omnipresence of cloud computing in the business world has created a high demand for cybersecurity professionals with cloud expertise. Earning the Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) certification demonstrates that you have the skills needed to help businesses secure information and systems that used to live on site. In this course, learn how security operations function in the world of cloud computing as you prepare for the Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) exam. This course covers the fifth domain of that exam: Cloud Security Operations. Mike Chapple demonstrates how to build, operate, and manage the physical and logical infrastructure required to support cloud computing. Plus, learn about digital forensics and the incident response process.
Note: This course is designed to cover the most recent version of the CCSP exam, released in August 2022.
Note: This course is designed to cover the most recent version of the CCSP exam, released in August 2022.
Skills covered
Cloud SecurityNetwork SecurityCybersecurityCert PrepCloud Computing
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Cloud security operations
- 02 - What you need to know
- 03 - Study resources
1. Physical and Logical Infrastructure
- 04 - Hardware security configuration
- 05 - Hardware security modules
- 06 - Virtualization security configuration
2. Secure Infrastructure Operations
- 07 - Securing local and remote access
- 08 - Security zones
- 09 - Building lines of communication
3. Network Operations
- 10 - TCP IP networking
- 11 - IP addressing and DHCP
- 12 - DNS
- 13 - Network ports
- 14 - ICMP
- 15 - Public and private addressing
- 16 - Subnetting
- 17 - VLANs and network segmentation
4. Network Security
- 18 - Firewalls
- 19 - Network security groups
- 20 - VPNs and VPN concentrators
- 21 - Network intrusion detection and prevention
- 22 - Zero trust networking
5. Security Baselines and Standards
- 23 - Developing security baselines
- 24 - Leveraging industry standards
- 25 - Customizing security standards
- 26 - Host availability
6. Monitoring
- 27 - Performance and capacity monitoring
- 28 - Managing an SOC
- 29 - The ITIL model
7. Threat and Vulnerability Management
- 30 - What is vulnerability management
- 31 - Analyzing scan reports
- 32 - Correlating scan results
- 33 - Penetration testing
- 34 - Deception technologies
8. Incident Management
- 35 - Building an incident response program
- 36 - Creating an incident response team
- 37 - Incident communications plan
- 38 - Incident identification
- 39 - Escalation and notification
- 40 - Mitigation
- 41 - Containment techniques
- 42 - Incident eradication and recovery
- 43 - Validation
- 44 - Post-incident activities
- 45 - Incident response exercises
9. Investigations and Forensics
- 46 - Conducting investigations
- 47 - Evidence types
- 48 - Digital forensics
- 49 - Chain of custody
What's Next
- 50 - Continuing your CCSP certification journey
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