ISC2 CC: Certified in Cybersecurity Training

Jumpstart your cybersecurity career with ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) training. This beginner-focused course builds essential skills in security operations, access controls, incident response, and business continuity, empowering you to pass the CC exam and thrive in entry-level cybersecurity positions.

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(300)

3,500 Students

6+ Hours

Stage 3 - Intermediate

Last update: Jan 2025

Audio Language: English

Subtitles/Captions: Yes

Type of Training: Online, self-paced

Focus: ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity Training Courses, ISC2 Training Courses, Certification Courses, Cyber Security Certification Courses, Cyber Security Courses, Cyber Security Courses for Beginners

Caption Language: English

What You’ll Learn

This ISC2 CC: Certified in Cybersecurity Training will teach you:

Security principles: Understand the CIA triad, IAAA, and governance fundamentals.
Security operations: Explore monitoring, logging, and incident response techniques.
Logical access controls: Apply least privilege, DAC, MAC, and RBAC models.
Cloud security: Understand SaaS, PaaS, IaaS models and cloud risk management.

Business continuity: Learn disaster recovery planning and high-availability strategies.
Network security: Master OSI/TCP models, firewalls, VPNs, and secure architectures.
Asset protection: Practice classification, retention, and secure data handling.
Security awareness training: Promote secure behavior and policy compliance.

Included in the ISC2 CC

6 Hours of On-Demand Video

9 Downloadable Resources

Access on Mobile

Certificate of Completion

Suitable for the Following Careers

Cyber Security Analyst

IT Security Support

Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst

Network Support Technician

Junior Cybersecurity Specialist

System Administrator

Risk Analyst

Course Content

Training Overview

Description of Training

Security and Risk Management

CC Free Exam and Certificate

NIST

1.1 Understand and Apply CIA

1.2 Evaluate and apply security governance principles

1.2.2 NIST 800-100

1.2.3 Security Governance – Requirements

1.2.4 The Organizational Culture-s

1.2.5 Due Care and Due Diligence

1.2.6 Exam Question

Guidelines for Applying Security Governance Principles

1.3 Determine compliance requirements

1.4 Understand legal and regulatory issues

1.4.1 Exam Questions

1.4.2 Computer Crime

Ethics

1.5 Guidelines for Upholding Professional Ethics in Security

1.6.1 Security Policy Framework

1.6.2 Resources - CIS

1.6.3 Exam Tips

1.6.4 The Relationship Between Security Document Types

1.6.5 Guidelines for Drafting Security Documentation

1.7 Identify, analyze, and prioritize Business Continuity (BC) requirements

17.1 BCP Phases

1.7.2 Business Impact Analysis - BIA

1.7.3 NIST SP 800-34

1.7.4 MTD-RTO-RPO

1.7.5 MTTF-MTTR

1.7.6 Business Continuity Controls

1.7.7 High availability and Fault Tolerance

1.7.8 Exam Tips

Guidelines for Applying Business Continuity Plan Fundamentals

1.8 Contribute to and enforce personnel security policies and procedures

1.8.1 Insider Threat Prevention

1.8.2 Employees Privacy

1.8.3 Social Media Security

1.9 Understand and apply risk management concepts

1.9.1 Qualitative vs Quantitively Assessment

1.9.2 Risks Formula

1.9.3 Risk Management Strategies

1.9.4 Security Controls

1.9.5 Nist 800-37

1.9.6 Risk Register

1.9.7 Exam Tips

Guidelines for Implementing Risk Management

1.10 Understand and apply threat modeling concepts and methodologies

10.1.1 STRIDE Model

10.1.2 Threat Intelligence Sources

Guidelines for Implementing Threat Modeling

1.11 Apply risk-based management concepts to the supply chain

1.11.1 Vendor Management Life Cycle

1.12 Establish and maintain a security awareness, education, and training program

1.12.1 Awareness resources

1.12.3 Some Important Policies

Asset Security

2.1 Identify information and assets

2.1.1 Assets Classification and Labeling

2.1.2 Military-Commercial Classification

2.1.3 Sample of Classification Tool 1

2.1.4 Sample of Classification Tool 2

2.1.5 Data Lost Prevention

2.1.6 Sample of DLP Tool

2.1.7 Guidelines for Implementing Asset Classification

2.2 Determine and maintain information and asset ownership

2.3 Protect privacy

2.3.1 Guidelines for Implementing Privacy Protection

2.4 Ensure appropriate asset retention

2.5 Determine data security controls

2.5.1 Data Encryptian

Security Architecture and Engineering

3.1 Introduction to Security Architecture and Engineering

3.2 Security Engineering Lifecycle

3.3 NISP SP 14-27

3.4 Trusted Computing Base _ TCB

3.4.1 TCB Vulnerability

3.5 Security Models

3.6 TCSEC

3.7 ITSEC

3.8 Security Architecture Questions

3.9 Enterprise Security Architecture

3.10 Virtualization

3.11 Fault Tolerance

3.12 Server Fault Tolerance Techniques

3.13 New Technology

3.14 Cryptography

3.15 Alternative Ciphers

3.16 Symmetric Encryption

3.17 Asymmetric Encryption

3.18 Hash

3.19 Physical Security

3.20 Physical Access barriers

3.21 Power Issue

3.22 Fire

3.23 Domain Evaluation

Communication and Network Security

4.1 The OSI Model

4.2 TCP-IP Model

4.3 Network Architecture Components

4.4 Firewall

4.5 Network Types and Topolgies

4.6 Remote Access Technology

4.7 Wireless Network

4.8 Network Attacks

4.9 Remote Access Security Mechanisms

4.10 RAID

4.11 Backup

4.12 Network Questions

Identity and Access Management (IAM)

Cloud Security

96. Introduction to Cloud Security

97. NIST 800-145

98. IaaS vs PaaS vs SaaS

99. SaaS

100. PaaS

101. IaaS

102. Storage Architecture

103. Data Life Cycle Security

104. Hypervisor

105. Virtualization Security

106. Perimeter Security

Security Assessment and Testing

107. Introduction Security Assessment and Testing

108. Test Output

109. Vulnerability asessment - Part 1

110. Vulnerability asessment - Part 2

112. Nessus VA

113. Nessus VA- Part 2

114. Nessus VA Report

115. OWASP ZAP - VA

116. Nexpose VA

117. Penetration testing

118. Reconnaissance Demo -Maltego 2

119. Scanning Demo -Zenmap

120. Exploitation Demo -MetaSploit 2

121. Event Log Review 2

122. NIST 800-92

123. SIEM Solution

124. SIEM Solution Demo - Qradar

125. Code Review

126. Security KPI-s

Security Operations

Software Development Security

Audio Version of Training

OPEN FULL CURRICULUM

Requirements

Interest in cybersecurity and digital protection

Internet connection for accessing the course platform

No prior experience required—open to beginners

Description of ISC2 CC: Certified in Cybersecurity Training

This ISC2 CC course is a complete guide to help you break into the cybersecurity field. It covers all domains of the Certified in Cybersecurity exam and equips you with practical skills for junior-level security roles. You’ll dive into network fundamentals, access controls, security operations, and risk management with a mix of lectures, demonstrations, and guided labs.

You’ll also gain a thorough understanding of security frameworks, data protection practices, incident response processes, and application security principles. This learning journey not only helps you pass the CC exam but also gives you the confidence to support cybersecurity operations in any organization.

Grasp foundational security concepts across multiple domains
Identify and mitigate threats through incident response procedures
Apply logical and physical access controls to protect assets
Understand and implement BCP/DRP, governance, and compliance
Develop secure infrastructure and support application security
Explore vulnerability scanning and penetration testing basics
Learn how to operate securely in hybrid and cloud environments

Gain the foundational concepts, cybersecurity skills, and confidence needed to succeed in a junior-level cybersecurity role. This course prepares you to pass the ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity exam, demonstrate your growing expertise, and show employers you understand the importance of securing digital systems, analyzing threats, managing identity controls, and applying real-world solutions—even with no prior prerequisites.

Who is This Course For

This course is ideal for career changers, students, or aspiring professionals looking to enter cybersecurity with no prior experience. It’s especially valuable for anyone preparing for the ISC2 CC exam or aiming to land an entry-level cybersecurity position.

Course Instructor

Mohamed Atef

Dr. Mohamed Atef is a distinguished Cybersecurity Consultant and Certified Instructor with over two decades of experience in orchestrating and overseeing impactful cybersecurity projects. His expertise spans various critical domains, including ISMS implementation, cybersecurity standards and compliance, Security Operation Centers, BCP/DRP, penetration testing, and enterprise technical solutions.

Dr. Atef has authored three books on cybersecurity and created 14 best-selling online courses. He is known for his engaging teaching style, which makes complex concepts accessible to learners of all levels. His certifications include CISSP, CEH, CEI, CISM, CISA, Security+, CCNP, CCSI, MCT, MCSE+ Security, MCITP, PMP, N+, RHCE, and Linux+.

His courses cover a wide range of topics, including preparation for CISSP, CCSP, CISM, ISO 27001, CISA, CRISC, CEH, GISF, and GSEC exams, ethical hacking and penetration testing, Android device hacking, network implementation, and Linux. Dr. Atef’s extensive knowledge and dedication to cybersecurity education make him a trusted and influential figure in the field.

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Testimonials

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Amina R.

Incredibly engaging and helped me grasp complex cybersecurity concepts with ease. The case study examples made the learning experience truly immersive.

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Thomas B.

I appreciated how clearly the course broke down the components of security operations. It gave me the confidence to operate in a real organization and manage aspects of cybersecurity that seemed overwhelming before.

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Mathias C.

Thanks to the ISC2 CC training, I passed the final assessment on my first try. The emphasis on implementation and practices really helped me demonstrate my ability to secure both data and physical environments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do ISC2 certifications last?

ISC2 certifications, such as Certified in Cybersecurity (CC), are valid for three years and require ongoing maintenance. To stay certified, professionals must earn Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits annually, pay an annual maintenance fee, and adhere to the ISC2 Code of Ethics.

Is ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity worth it?

Yes, the ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) certification is worth it for anyone starting a career in cybersecurity. It’s a globally recognized entry-level credential that validates foundational knowledge in security principles, network security, incident response, and more. Earning the CC demonstrates commitment and competence to employers, enhances your resume, and can help you qualify for junior-level roles in IT and cybersecurity.

When does the course start and finish?

ISC2 CC starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course - you decide when you start and when you finish.

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ISC2 CC: Certified in Cybersecurity Training

What You’ll Learn

Included in the ISC2 CC

Suitable for the Following Careers

Course Content

Training Overview

Security and Risk Management

Asset Security

Security Architecture and Engineering

Communication and Network Security

Identity and Access Management (IAM)

Cloud Security

Security Assessment and Testing

Security Operations

Software Development Security

Audio Version of Training

OPEN FULL CURRICULUM

Requirements

Description of ISC2 CC: Certified in Cybersecurity Training

Who is This Course For

Course Instructor

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