AWS Certified Security Specialist Training in Bhubaneswar
The AWS Certified Security Specialty Training Course, offered by GIIS, is designed to help you gain expertise in securing AWS environments, managing security infrastructure, and mitigating threats in the cloud. This comprehensive training program prepares you for the AWS Certified Security – Specialty (SCS-C02) exam, ensuring you acquire practical knowledge and hands-on experience with AWS security tools and services .
🚀 Why Choose AWS Certified Security Specialty Training with GIIS?
✅ Comprehensive Curriculum – Covers all AWS Security domains with practical insights.
✅ Expert-Led Training – Learn from certified professionals with real-world experience.
✅ Flexible Learning Options – Online instructor-led training in Hindi & English.
✅ Hands-on Labs & Real-World Scenarios – Practical experience with AWS security tools.
✅ 100% Exam Success Support – Mock tests, practice questions, and expert guidance.
✅ Industry-Recognized Certification – Gain an AWS credential that enhances career growth.
✅ Affordable & Best-in-Class Training – Course Fee: ₹28,000 with no-cost EMI options.
✅ Job Placement Assistance – Career guidance and interview preparation for AWS security roles.
✅ Access to Recorded Sessions – Revisit lessons anytime for continuous learning.
✅ One-on-One Mentorship – Get personalized guidance and career coaching from industry experts.
✅ Live Projects & Case Studies – Work on real-world AWS security scenarios for hands-on learning.
📌 AWS Security Specialty Training Course Overview
The AWS Certified Security Specialty (SCS-C02) Training offered by GIIS provides in-depth knowledge of AWS security best practices, identity and access management, threat detection, compliance, and incident response.
This course equips IT professionals, security analysts, and cloud engineers with advanced skills in AWS risk assessment, cloud security automation, and encryption techniques.
📅 Course Details:
🔹 Institute Name: GIIS
🔹 Course Duration: 2 Months
🔹 Course Delivery: Online, Instructor-Led
🔹 Languages Offered: Hindi, English
🔹 Accreditation By: AWS
🎯 Who Should Enroll?
✔ IT Security Professionals looking to specialize in AWS security
✔ Cloud Security Engineers & Architects securing AWS environments
✔ Cybersecurity Experts enhancing cloud security skills
✔ Network Administrators & System Engineers managing AWS security infrastructure
✔ Aspiring AWS Professionals preparing for SCS-C02 certification
✔ DevOps & Cloud Engineers aiming to implement secure cloud architectures
✔ Security Consultants & Ethical Hackers looking to penetration test AWS environments
📈 Exam Information
- Exam Code: SCS-C02
- Exam Format: Multiple Choice, Multiple Response
- Number of Questions: 65
- Exam Duration: 170 minutes
- Passing Score: 750/1000
- Languages: English, Hindi
💡 Key Benefits of AWS Certified Security Specialty Certification
✔ Prove your expertise in securing AWS environments
✔ Increase job opportunities in cloud security & compliance
✔ Higher salary potential in cybersecurity & cloud security roles
✔ Industry recognition as an AWS-certified security professional
✔ Enhance customer trust with AWS security best practices
✔ Better career growth in AWS security architecture & compliance
💼 Career Opportunities After AWS Security Specialty Certification
Upon completing this certification, you can apply for high-paying AWS security roles, including:
🔹 Cloud Security Engineer
🔹 AWS Security Architect
🔹 Cybersecurity Analyst
🔹 Security Operations Engineer (SOC Analyst)
🔹 Cloud Security Consultant
🔹 AWS Compliance Specialist
🔹 Cloud Penetration Tester & Ethical Hacker
🚀 Enroll Now & Secure Your Future in AWS Cloud Security!
Join our AWS Certified Security Specialty Training Course today and take the first step toward becoming a cloud security expert!
Curriculum
- 8 Sections
- 70 Lessons
- 8 Weeks
- Week 1Introduction to AWS Security & Incident Response9
- 1.1Overview of AWS Security & Compliance60 Minutes
- 1.2AWS Shared Responsibility Model
- 1.3AWS Security Best Practices
- 1.4Incident Response Strategy
- 1.5Roles and Responsibilities in Incident Response
- 1.6AWS Security Incident Response Guide
- 1.7AWS Security Hub and Centralized Security Findings
- 1.8AWS Services for Threat Detection (GuardDuty, Macie, Detective)
- 1.9Use Case: Credential Compromise & EC2 Instance Compromise
- Week 2Threat Detection and Automated Incident Response9
- 2.1AWS Security Threat Intelligence & Logging60 Minutes
- 2.2AWS CloudTrail & AWS Config for Security Auditing
- 2.3Visualizing and Detecting Anomalies using AWS Security Services
- 2.4Log Analysis and Correlation Techniques
- 2.5Automating Security Responses with AWS Lambda
- 2.6AWS EventBridge for Security Automation
- 2.7Implementing Security Dashboards & Metrics
- 2.8Investigating Security Events using AWS Logs
- 2.9Capturing and Analyzing Forensic Data in AWS
- Week 3Security Logging & Monitoring in AWS9
- 3.1AWS Monitoring and Logging Best Practices60 Minutes
- 3.2AWS CloudWatch for Security Monitoring
- 3.3Setting Up Alerts & Notifications
- 3.4Application Logging and Visibility Challenges
- 3.5AWS Security Audits & Compliance Monitoring
- 3.6IAM Access Analyzer for Security Risk Mitigation
- 3.7Log Storage, Retention, and Management
- 3.8AWS Config Rules & Compliance Reporting
- 3.9Troubleshooting Logging Issues in AWS
- Week 4AWS Infrastructure Security & Network Protection9
- 4.1AWS Edge Security & DDoS Protection (AWS Shield & WAF)
- 4.2VPC Security (Security Groups, NACLs, and Network ACLs)
- 4.3Network Traffic Mirroring & VPC Flow Logs
- 4.4VPN, Direct Connect & Secure AWS Interconnectivity
- 4.5AWS Transit Gateway & Inter-VPC Communication Security
- 4.6Implementing Network Segmentation in AWS
- 4.7AWS Firewall and Security Controls for Compute Workloads
- 4.8Secure Deployment and Patch Management
- 4.9Troubleshooting Network Security Issues
- Week 5Identity and Access Management (IAM) Security9
- 5.1Introduction to IAM Policies and Authentication in AWS
- 5.2AWS IAM Roles, Policies & Permission Models
- 5.3AWS Identity Federation & SSO (AWS IAM Identity Center, Cognito)
- 5.4MFA, Conditional Access, and Temporary Security Credentials
- 5.5IAM Least Privilege Access & Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
- 5.6Analyzing and Mitigating IAM Policy Misconfigurations
- 5.7ABAC (Attribute-Based Access Control) in AWS
- 5.8Securing API Access and Authorization in AWS
- 5.9Troubleshooting IAM Authentication & Authorization Issues
- Week 6Data Protection and Encryption in AWS9
- 6.1Data Protection Strategies in AWS
- 6.2AWS Encryption Services (KMS, CloudHSM, Secrets Manager)
- 6.3Encrypting Data at Rest & Data in Transit (S3, RDS, DynamoDB, EBS)
- 6.4AWS Resource Policies for Data Security
- 6.5AWS Backup & Lifecycle Policies for Data Retention
- 6.6Secure Key Management & Secrets Rotation Strategies
- 6.7AWS Cross-Region Data Replication Security
- 6.8Data Classification & Security Compliance in AWS
- 6.9Troubleshooting Data Protection and Encryption Issues
- Week 7Security Governance, Compliance & Cost Optimization8
- 7.1AWS Multi-Account Strategies with AWS Organizations
- 7.2Implementing SCPs (Service Control Policies) for Governance
- 7.3AWS Config for Security Compliance Auditing
- 7.4AWS Audit Manager & AWS Security Compliance Frameworks
- 7.5AWS Cost Analysis & Security Optimization
- 7.6AWS Well-Architected Framework & Security Best Practices
- 7.7Securing AWS Root Account & Privileged Access Management
- 7.8Conducting a Security Review for AWS Workloads
- Week 8Risk Response and Treatment8
- 8.1Risk Treatment / Risk Response Options (Avoid, Mitigate, Transfer, Accept)Copy
- 8.2Risk and Control Ownership in OrganizationsCopy
- 8.3Implementing Security Controls Based on Risk FindingsCopy
- 8.4Cost-Benefit Analysis of Risk TreatmentsCopy
- 8.5Third-Party Risk ManagementCopy
- 8.6Security Testing for Risk MitigationCopy
- 8.7Risk Control Documentation and ReportingCopy
- 8.8Business Continuity Planning and Risk ResponseCopy