Certified Cloud Security Expert (CCSE) Certification Training
As businesses rapidly migrate to the cloud, security has become a top priority. The Certified Cloud Security Expert (CCSE) Certification Training, offered by GIIS in collaboration with AWS, is designed to equip professionals with the expertise to protect cloud environments, mitigate cyber threats, and ensure regulatory compliance.
This comprehensive training program covers all aspects of cloud security, from infrastructure and data protection to threat management, identity access control, and compliance frameworks. Through hands-on labs, case studies, and real-world simulations, learners gain practical experience in securing AWS cloud environments and implementing security best practices.
With cloud security breaches on the rise, organizations are actively seeking certified professionals who can build, manage, and secure cloud infrastructures. The CCSE certification validates your advanced knowledge in cloud security architecture, incident response, and risk management, making you a highly sought-after expert in the field.
Why Choose the CCSE Certification?
✅ AWS-Recognized Certification – Validate your expertise in AWS cloud security services, compliance, and risk assessment.
✅ Master Cloud Security Architecture – Learn how to design and implement secure cloud infrastructures.
✅ Practical Hands-On Learning – Work on real-world security projects, AWS security tools, and penetration testing labs.
✅ Industry-Relevant Curriculum – Gain skills aligned with the latest cybersecurity trends, cloud security standards, and compliance requirements.
✅ Expert-Led Training & Mentorship – Get trained by AWS-certified security professionals and industry leaders.
✅ Flexible Learning Paths – Choose between self-paced online learning or instructor-led live sessions.
✅ Career Advancement & Placement Support – Access exclusive job opportunities, resume-building sessions, and interview coaching.
What You Will Learn?
📌 Cloud Security Fundamentals & AWS Shared Responsibility Model – Understand core cloud security principles and AWS security frameworks.
📌 Cloud Threat Detection & Incident Response – Master threat intelligence, security monitoring, and security incident handling.
📌 Identity & Access Management (IAM) in AWS – Implement RBAC, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and least privilege access controls.
📌 Cloud Security Compliance & Governance – Learn GDPR, ISO 27001, NIST, and other regulatory frameworks.
📌 Data Protection & Encryption Strategies – Gain expertise in cloud encryption techniques, key management, and data governance.
📌 Cloud Penetration Testing & Security Audits – Conduct vulnerability assessments and ethical hacking in cloud environments.
📌 Network Security & Zero Trust Architecture – Secure cloud networks using VPCs, firewalls, VPNs, and intrusion detection systems.
Who Should Enroll?
🎯 Cybersecurity Professionals – Looking to specialize in cloud security and AWS security frameworks.
🎯 Cloud Architects & Engineers – Aiming to design and implement secure cloud infrastructures.
🎯 IT Security Analysts & Consultants – Seeking in-depth knowledge in cloud security compliance and risk management.
🎯 DevOps & Cloud Developers – Wanting to integrate security into cloud application development.
🎯 System & Network Administrators – Expanding expertise in cloud security best practices.
🎯 Compliance & Risk Management Experts – Handling cloud security governance and regulatory requirements.
Eligibility Criteria
✅ Basic knowledge of IT security, cloud computing, and networking is recommended.
✅ Professionals with IT, cybersecurity, or cloud backgrounds are encouraged to enroll.
✅ No mandatory prerequisites, but familiarity with AWS services is a plus.
Why Choose GIIS for CCSE Training?
🔹 Authorized AWS Training Partner – Get trained with official AWS security frameworks.
🔹 Industry-Expert Instructors – Learn from certified AWS security architects and cloud security specialists.
🔹 Hands-On Labs & Practical Assignments – Gain real-world experience in securing AWS cloud environments.
🔹 Live Security Simulations & Cyber Attack Scenarios – Work on penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, and cyber forensics.
🔹 Comprehensive Exam Preparation – Get access to mock exams, AWS whitepapers, and study resources.
🔹 Flexible Learning Paths – Choose between self-paced learning or instructor-led live training.
Career Opportunities After CCSE Certification
With cloud security becoming one of the most in-demand skills, certified professionals can unlock lucrative job roles, including:
💼 Cloud Security Engineer – Implementing security measures in cloud environments.
💼 AWS Security Architect – Designing secure cloud architectures and managing AWS security services.
💼 Cybersecurity Consultant – Cloud Security – Advising organizations on cloud security best practices.
💼 Cloud Risk & Compliance Specialist – Managing cloud security governance and regulatory frameworks.
💼 DevSecOps Engineer – Integrating security into DevOps pipelines.
💼 Cloud Security Analyst – Monitoring and preventing security threats in cloud environments.
💼 Network Security Engineer – Cloud – Securing cloud networks, firewalls, and VPNs.
💼 Cloud Security Operations Specialist – Handling incident response, security monitoring, and threat intelligence.
Why Cloud Security Matters?
With cyberattacks increasing by 300% year-over-year, businesses are investing heavily in cloud security professionals. Organizations need experts who can detect, prevent, and mitigate cloud security threats while ensuring compliance with industry regulations.
Curriculum
- 21 Sections
- 164 Lessons
- 24 Weeks
- Week 1Incident Response & AWS Security Fundamentals8
- Week 2Incident Response & Automated Security Management8
- Week 3Security Logging & Monitoring8
- 3.1AWS CloudTrail and logging setup60 Minutes
- 3.2AWS CloudWatch security monitoring
- 3.3AWS Config for compliance checks
- 3.4AWS Macie for sensitive data detection
- 3.5AWS Athena for security logs analysis
- 3.6VPC Flow Logs implementation
- 3.7S3 Security & access logging
- 3.8Best practices for AWS security monitoring
- week 4Infrastructure Security & Network Protection8
- week 5Identity & Access Management (IAM) Fundamentals8
- week 6Advanced Identity & Access Security8
- week 7Data Protection & Encryption8
- week 8Secure Containers & Data Security8
- week 9Azure Cloud Security Fundamentals8
- 9.1Azure cloud architecture overview
- 9.2Azure resource groups, tags & ARM templates
- 9.3Azure resource groups, tags & ARM templates
- 9.4Azure subscription security controls
- 9.5Billing & cost security in Azure
- 9.6Azure Security Center overview
- 9.7Azure Key Vault basics
- 9.8Implementing security policies in Azure
- week 10Virtual Machines & Host Security8
- week 11Azure Storage Security8
- week 12Azure Networking & Edge Security8
- week 13Azure Identity & Access Management (IAM)8
- week 14Azure Security Operations & Compliance8
- 14.1Azure Security Center monitoring
- 14.2Vulnerability scans with Security Center
- 14.3Just-in-time VM access control
- 14.4Azure Sentinel security monitoring
- 14.5Security alerts & threat intelligence
- 14.6Compliance auditing & reporting
- 14.7Azure Policy for security compliance
- 14.8Security governance best practices
- week 15Azure Secure Application Development8
- 15.1Azure App Service security
- 15.2Secure API development in Azure
- 15.3Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) security
- 15.4Container security best practices
- 15.5Secure software development lifecycle (SDLC)
- 15.6Application vulnerability assessments
- 15.7Secure CI/CD pipeline strategies
- 15.8Protecting serverless applications in Azure
- week 16Azure Data Security & Encryption8
- 16.1Azure Database security fundamentals
- 16.2SQL Server Advanced Threat Protection
- 16.3Azure Data Lake security best practices
- 16.4Data encryption at rest & in transit
- 16.5Azure Key Vault secrets management
- 16.6Secure cloud backups & recovery
- 16.7Role of compliance in Azure security
- 16.8Secure data transfer techniques
- week 17Cloud Security Concepts & Architecture8
- 17.1Understanding cloud computing risks
- 17.2Cloud reference architecture models
- 17.3Shared security responsibility in the cloud
- 17.4Secure cloud design principles
- 17.5Choosing secure cloud service providers
- 17.6Evaluating cloud security solutions
- 17.7Cloud security compliance frameworks
- 17.8Emerging trends in cloud security
- week 18Cloud Data Security8
- 18.1Cloud data storage security risks
- 18.2Data classification techniques
- 18.3Implementing Information Rights Management (IRM)
- 18.4Secure data retention policies
- 18.5Cloud encryption best practices
- 18.6Secure data discovery & classification
- 18.7Cloud data access controls
- 18.8Cloud auditability & accountability
- week 19Cloud Infrastructure Security8
- 19.1Secure cloud infrastructure design
- 19.2Risk assessment in cloud environments
- 19.3Disaster recovery (DR) & business continuity (BC) planning
- 19.4Secure network segmentation in cloud
- 19.5Hypervisor security best practices
- 19.6Virtual machine security guidelines
- 19.7Security patching strategies
- 19.8Zero Trust security model
- week 20Cloud Application Security & IAM8
- 20.1Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
- 20.2Application security testing in cloud
- 20.3Cloud-native IAM strategies
- 20.4SAML, OAuth & OpenID security models
- 20.5API security in cloud applications
- 20.6Application security monitoring tools
- 20.7Secure DevOps (DevSecOps) best practices
- 20.8Cloud security automation
- week 21- 24(Practical)Legal, Compliance & Final Review4