Certified Chief Information Security Officer (CCISO) Training Program
The Certified Chief Information Security Officer (CCISO) program is an advanced leadership certification designed for experienced security professionals looking to take on executive roles in cybersecurity. Offered by GIIS India in collaboration with EC-Council, this program covers critical security governance, risk management, regulatory compliance, and strategic decision-making for enterprise-level security management.
CCISO training provides participants with expertise in building and managing security programs, aligning cybersecurity with business objectives, and leading security teams effectively. With real-world case studies, live industry projects, and hands-on training, this program ensures that professionals are equipped with the leadership, technical knowledge, and risk assessment skills required to protect organizations against evolving cyber threats.
Why Choose CCISO Training?
- Globally Recognized Certification – Attain one of the most prestigious credentials in cybersecurity leadership.
- Comprehensive Security Governance – Learn the core competencies required to establish and govern enterprise security.
- Advanced Risk Management Techniques – Develop skills to assess, mitigate, and manage cybersecurity risks effectively.
- Regulatory & Compliance Mastery – Gain in-depth knowledge of legal frameworks, data protection laws, and industry compliance requirements such as GDPR, HIPAA, NIST, and ISO 27001.
- Boardroom-Level Leadership Skills – Learn how to present security strategies to executives, align cybersecurity initiatives with business objectives, and drive strategic security decisions.
- Cybersecurity Program Development – Master the methodologies required to build and sustain enterprise-wide security programs.
- Hands-on Learning & Practical Training – Work on real-world cyber incidents, security policy creation, and risk assessment projects.
Course Details
- Duration: 6 Months Training + 3 Months Internship
- Mode: Online Instructor-Led & Self-Paced Learning
- Assessments: Online Proctored Exam (Leadership & Practical Evaluation)
- Projects & Assignments: Enterprise Risk Management, Incident Response Planning, Business Continuity Strategies, and Compliance Audits
- Certification: EC-Council Certified Chief Information Security Officer (CCISO)
- Job Placement Assistance: Support for Security Leadership and Executive-Level Cybersecurity Roles
Who Should Enroll?
- Aspiring & Experienced CISOs – Ideal for security professionals aiming for executive leadership positions.
- IT Security Managers & Directors – Learn to build and manage enterprise-wide security programs effectively.
- Governance & Compliance Professionals – Develop expertise in regulatory frameworks, risk management, and security compliance.
- Risk Management Specialists – Strengthen your knowledge in enterprise risk assessment and mitigation strategies.
- Cybersecurity Architects & Engineers – Advance your skills in security infrastructure, policy development, and access control frameworks.
- Government & Law Enforcement Officials – Understand national and global cybersecurity policies, intelligence gathering, and security management.
Why Choose GIIS India for CCISO Training?
- EC-Council Certified Training Partner – Learn from an institution recognized for excellence in cybersecurity education.
- Industry-Experienced Faculty – Train with seasoned CISOs, security executives, and cybersecurity consultants.
- Strategic & Practical Approach – Focus on both strategic decision-making and hands-on security implementation.
- Executive Cybersecurity Case Studies – Gain insights from real-world cybersecurity breaches, security policies, and compliance challenges.
- Internship & Career Advancement Support – Secure job opportunities in leading organizations with dedicated placement assistance.
- Access to Cutting-Edge Cybersecurity Tools – Work with the latest security frameworks, risk management methodologies, and security auditing tools.
- Exclusive Networking Opportunities – Connect with security executives, industry leaders, and cybersecurity professionals for career growth.
- Live Cybersecurity Simulations – Engage in simulated cyber-attacks and risk assessments to prepare for real-world security challenges.
Advance Your Career in Cybersecurity Leadership!
The CCISO Certification from GIIS India & EC-Council prepares professionals for leadership roles in cybersecurity, risk management, and security governance. This program is designed
Curriculum
- 24 Sections
- 142 Lessons
- 12 Weeks
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- Week 1Introduction to Information Security Governance8
- 1.1Understanding Information Security Governance60 Minutes
- 1.2The Role of a CISO in Governance60 Minutes
- 1.3Aligning Security with Business Objectives60 Minutes
- 1.4The CIA Triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability
- 1.5Security Frameworks (ISO 27001, NIST, CIS Controls)
- 1.6Building an Information Security Governance Program
- 1.7Compliance and Legal Considerations
- 1.8Security Policies and Standards
- Week 2Regulatory and Legal Compliance8
- 2.1Understanding Global Compliance Standards60 Minutes
- 2.2GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOX, FISMA, CCPA Overview60 Minutes
- 2.3Industry-Specific Compliance (Banking, Healthcare, Government)60 Minutes
- 2.4Cybersecurity Laws and Regulations
- 2.5Data Protection Laws and Privacy Regulations
- 2.6Role of Compliance Audits
- 2.7Developing a Compliance Strategy
- 2.8Managing Regulatory Reporting Requirements
- Week 3Risk Management in Governance8
- 3.1Introduction to Risk Management60 Minutes
- 3.2Risk Assessment Methodologies60 Minutes
- 3.3Risk Treatment Strategies (Mitigation, Acceptance, Transfer, Avoidance)60 Minutes
- 3.4Third-Party and Vendor Risk Management60 Minutes
- 3.5Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
- 3.6Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
- 3.7Risk-Based Decision Making
- 3.8Continuous Monitoring and Risk Re-Evaluation
- week 4Security Policies and Implementation8
- 4.1Writing and Implementing Security Policies
- 4.2Security Awareness Training Programs
- 4.3Developing Security Standards and Procedures
- 4.4Security Governance Frameworks (COBIT, ITIL, TOGAF)
- 4.5Security Policy Enforcement and Monitoring
- 4.6Measuring Policy Effectiveness
- 4.7Creating an Information Security Committee
- 4.8Security Metrics and Reporting
- week 5Legal and Ethical Considerations8
- 5.1Ethical Hacking vs. Malicious Hacking
- 5.2Intellectual Property Rights and Digital Forensics
- 5.3Incident Disclosure and Legal Liabilities
- 5.4Contractual Security Obligations
- 5.5Cybercrime Laws and Digital Rights Management
- 5.6Legal Considerations in Cloud Security
- 5.7Privacy vs. Security: Balancing Compliance
- 5.8Case Studies in Legal Security Breaches
- week 6Security Control Frameworks8
- 6.1Security Control Types (Preventive, Detective, Corrective)
- 6.2Control Assurance Frameworks (NIST, ISO, CIS Controls)
- 6.3Control Maturity Models and Assessments
- 6.4Implementing Security Controls in IT Infrastructure
- 6.5Continuous Monitoring of Security Controls
- 6.6Measuring Security Control Effectiveness
- 6.7Role of Security Governance in Control Implementation
- 6.8Case Studies of Failed Security Controls
- week 7Security Control Design and Implementation8
- 7.1Identifying Security Control Objectives
- 7.2Designing Security Controls for Different Environments
- 7.3Implementing Technical Security Controls (IDS, Firewalls, Encryption)
- 7.4Physical and Administrative Security Controls
- 7.5Security Control Monitoring and Auditing
- 7.6Cloud Security Control Implementation
- 7.7Secure Access Controls and Identity Management
- 7.8Security Control Best Practices
- week 8Security Auditing and Compliance Management8
- week 9Security Metrics and Reporting8
- 9.1Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Security
- 9.2Security Dashboard and Metrics Reporting
- 9.3Aligning Security Metrics with Business Objectives
- 9.4Measuring the Effectiveness of Security Controls
- 9.5Security Budget Planning Based on Metrics
- 9.6Continuous Security Improvement Based on Metrics
- 9.7Benchmarking Security Performance
- 9.8Security Reporting Best Practices
- week 10Incident Handling and Auditing8
- 10.1Incident Response Frameworks (NIST, ISO 27035)
- 10.2Digital Forensics and Incident Investigation
- 10.3Reporting Security Incidents and Compliance Violations
- 10.4Audit Logging and Log Analysis for Incident Detection
- 10.5Fraud Detection and Insider Threat Monitoring
- 10.6Role of Artificial Intelligence in Incident Detection
- 10.7Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration
- 10.8Lessons Learned from Major Security Incidents
- week 11Security Program Management Fundamentals8
- 11.1Role of a CISO in Security Program Management
- 11.2Establishing a Security Program Roadmap
- 11.3Integrating Security with Business Operations
- 11.4Key Security Management Frameworks
- 11.5Building and Managing a Security Team
- 11.6Managing Security Budgets and Resources
- 11.7Security Operations Center (SOC) Management
- 11.8Developing a Security Strategy
- week 12Information Security Projects and Integration8
- 12.1Security Project Management Principles
- 12.2Change Management in Security Projects
- 12.3Security Integration into DevOps and Agile Environments
- 12.4Security Testing in Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
- 12.5Managing Security in IT and Business Projects
- 12.6Secure Configuration Management
- 12.7Security Control Automation
- 12.8Security Documentation and Reporting
- week 13Security Operations and Threat Management8
- 13.1Threat Intelligence and Cyber Threat Hunting
- 13.2Vulnerability Management and Patch Management
- 13.3Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS)
- 13.4Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
- 13.5Security Incident Monitoring and Management
- 13.6Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) Detection
- 13.7Security Operations Best Practices
- 13.8Case Studies in Security Operations
- week 14Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery8
- 14.1Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP)
- 14.2Business Continuity Planning (BCP)
- 14.3Crisis Management in Cybersecurity
- 14.4Recovery Strategies and Backup Management
- 14.5Disaster Recovery Testing and Exercises
- 14.6Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery Solutions
- 14.7Incident Communication Plans
- 14.8Lessons Learned from Major Cybersecurity Incidents
- week 15Security Program Performance and Metrics6
- week 16Security Strategic Planning4
- week 17Financial Planning for Security Programs3
- week 18Security Vendor Management3
- week 19Security Compliance Audits and Governance3
- week 20Security Leadership and Board Communication3
- week 21Advanced Security Strategy and Risk Management2
- week 22Security Case Studies and Lessons Learned2
- week 23Certification and Exam Preparation2
- week 24Career Development and Final Assessment2