Certified Information Systems Security Officer (CISSO) Certification Training Program
The Certified Information Systems Security Officer (CISSO) Certification, given by Mile2, is a globally recognized credential designed for security professionals aiming to master the principles of cybersecurity leadership. This training program, offered by GIIS India, provides a comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity governance, risk management, compliance, and security operations.
Through hands-on training, real-world simulations, and expert-led instruction, participants will gain deep expertise in protecting enterprise infrastructures, securing sensitive data, and mitigating evolving cyber threats. Whether you’re an IT security professional, risk manager, security auditor, or consultant, this program equips you with the strategic and technical skills to manage and implement high-level security policies and frameworks effectively.
Program Highlights
- Duration: 6 Months Training + 3 Months Internship
- Mode: Online Instructor-Led & Self-Paced
- Certification: CISSO (Certified by Mile2)
- Placement Assistance: Job Support & Industry Exposure
Why Choose CISSO Certification?
The CISSO Certification, certified by Mile2, is an elite cybersecurity credential designed to develop high-level security professionals. This training program prepares individuals for leadership roles in information security, enabling them to design, implement, and manage an organization’s cybersecurity framework.
With an increasing demand for cybersecurity experts, obtaining the CISSO Certification sets you apart as a trusted security leader who can manage risks, ensure compliance, and safeguard enterprise networks from sophisticated cyber threats.
What You Will Learn?
✔ Security Governance & Risk Management: Develop, implement, and manage security policies aligned with business objectives.
✔ Incident Management & Response: Learn to detect, analyze, and respond to cybersecurity incidents effectively.
✔ Penetration Testing & Vulnerability Management: Master ethical hacking techniques to identify and mitigate security flaws.
✔ Network & Cloud Security: Secure enterprise networks, cloud infrastructures, and digital environments against evolving threats.
✔ Digital Forensics & Threat Intelligence: Investigate security breaches, analyze threats, and apply proactive defense mechanisms.
✔ Security Compliance & Auditing: Gain expertise in industry regulations such as ISO 27001, NIST, GDPR, HIPAA, and COBIT.
✔ Cryptography & Secure Communications: Implement encryption methods to protect sensitive data and prevent cyber espionage.
✔ Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery: Develop robust strategies to ensure business resilience against cyberattacks.
Who Should Enroll?
✔ Security Managers & IT Directors aiming to enhance their cybersecurity leadership skills.
✔ Cybersecurity Analysts & Security Engineers looking to advance their knowledge in risk management and security frameworks.
✔ IT Consultants & Auditors involved in cybersecurity assessments and compliance auditing.
✔ Risk & Compliance Officers seeking expertise in regulatory frameworks and risk mitigation.
✔ Network & System Administrators transitioning into cybersecurity roles.
✔ Aspiring CISOs & Senior Security Professionals preparing for executive leadership positions
Course Benefits
✅ Globally Recognized Certification – Stand out with an industry-leading credential certified by Mile2.
✅ Hands-On Learning – Gain real-world experience with live security simulations and cyber incident response scenarios.
✅ Expert-Led Training – Learn from top cybersecurity professionals and industry veterans.
✅ Comprehensive Study Materials – Get access to exclusive study guides, exam prep resources, and cybersecurity toolkits.
✅ Internship & Career Support – Receive dedicated job placement assistance with top IT and cybersecurity firms.
✅ Networking Opportunities – Connect with global security professionals, CISOs, and cybersecurity leaders.
Career Prospects After CISSO Certification
With the CISSO Certification, you can unlock high-paying roles in the cybersecurity industry, including:
- Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
- Information Security Manager
- Cybersecurity Consultant
- Security Operations Center (SOC) Manager
- IT Security Auditor
- Cyber Risk Analyst
- Enterprise Security Architect
- Security Compliance & Policy Specialist
Why Choose GIIS India for CISSO Training?
🎯 Mile2 Authorized Training Partner – Recognized for excellence in cybersecurity education.
🎯 Live Cybersecurity Simulations – Experience real-time cyber threats and security breach responses.
🎯 Expert-Led Sessions – Learn from certified security professionals, CISOs, and cybersecurity experts.
🎯 Internship & Job Assistance – Gain exposure to top-tier security roles with our dedicated placement support.
🎯 Hands-On Practical Training – Work with the latest security tools, risk assessment frameworks, and forensic techniques.
🎯 Continuous Learning & Support – Get post-training mentorship and access to updated cybersecurity trends.
🎯 Flexible Learning Modes – Choose between self-paced study or interactive instructor-led training.
Take the Next Step in Your Cybersecurity Career!
Empower your cybersecurity journey with the CISSO Certification, certified by Mile2, and become a trusted cybersecurity leader capable of protecting organizations against evolving cyber threats.
🔥 Enroll Now to gain cutting-edge expertise in cybersecurity management, risk governance, and security compliance! Secure your future in cybersecurity leadership today! 🔥
Curriculum
- 24 Sections
- 215 Lessons
- 12 Weeks
- Week 1Introduction to Risk and Security Management9
- 1.0Introduction to Risk Management60 Minutes
- 1.1Risk Identification and Classification
- 1.2Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Risk Exposure
- 1.3Risk Analysis (Qualitative & Quantitative)
- 1.4Risk Mitigation and Remediation Strategies
- 1.5Introduction to Security Management
- 1.6Security Policies, Standards, and Guidelines
- 1.7Role of Security in Business and IT
- 1.8Security Governance and Compliance
- Week 2Security Frameworks and Management Practices9
- 2.0Security Management Frameworks (ISO 27001, NIST, COBIT)60 Minutes
- 2.1Security Governance vs. IT Governance
- 2.2Security Policies and Procedures Development
- 2.3Security Awareness and Training Programs
- 2.4Role of Security Controls (Preventive, Detective, Corrective)
- 2.5Data Classification and Protection Methods
- 2.6Security Auditing and Monitoring Fundamentals
- 2.7Security Metrics and Performance Measurement
- 2.8Risk-Based Security Decision Making
- Week 3Identity and Authentication Mechanisms9
- 3.0Identification vs. Authentication vs. Authorization60 Minutes
- 3.1Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Concepts
- 3.2Biometrics and Behavioral Authentication
- 3.3Password Management Best Practices
- 3.4Single Sign-On (SSO) and Federation Technologies
- 3.5Identity Lifecycle Management (Provisioning & De-provisioning)
- 3.6Privileged Access Management (PAM)
- 3.7Authentication Attacks (Credential Stuffing, Phishing)
- 3.8Mitigation Techniques for Authentication Risks
- week 4Access Control Models and Techniques9
- 4.0Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) vs. Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC)
- 4.1Discretionary Access Control (DAC) vs. Mandatory Access Control (MAC)
- 4.2Access Control Mechanisms (ACLs, Firewalls, Gateways)
- 4.3Least Privilege and Need-to-Know Principles
- 4.4Secure Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- 4.5Identity Federation and SAML
- 4.6Common Access Control Failures and Mitigations
- 4.7Zero Trust Security Model
- 4.8Case Studies in Access Control
- week 5Security Models and Evaluation9
- 5.0Security Models (Bell-LaPadula, Biba, Clark-Wilson)
- 5.1Information Flow Security Models
- 5.2Trusted Computing and Security Kernel Concepts
- 5.3Security Evaluation Criteria (Common Criteria, TCSEC, ITSEC)
- 5.4Secure System Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
- 5.5Certification and Accreditation Processes
- 5.6Protection Mechanisms (Sandboxing, Isolation)
- 5.7Formal Security Testing Methods
- 5.8Security by Design Principles
- week 6Operations Security and Monitoring9
- 6.0Operations Security (OPSEC) Concepts
- 6.1Secure System Administration Practices
- 6.2Security Logging and Event Monitoring (SIEM)
- 6.3Data Leakage Prevention (DLP) Strategies
- 6.4Patch and Change Management
- 6.5Insider Threat Detection and Prevention
- 6.6Security Automation and Orchestration
- 6.7Endpoint Security and Hardening Techniques
- 6.8Security in IT Service Management
- week 7Vulnerability Management and Penetration Testing9
- 7.0Introduction to Vulnerability Assessments
- 7.1Types of Vulnerability Scans (Network, Host, Application)
- 7.2Penetration Testing vs. Vulnerability Scanning
- 7.3Security Testing Tools and Techniques (Nmap, Nessus, Metasploit)
- 7.4Common Vulnerability Exploits and Attack Vectors
- 7.5Risk-Based Vulnerability Remediation Strategies
- 7.6Compliance and Vulnerability Reporting
- 7.7Red Team vs. Blue Team Exercises
- 7.8Best Practices for Continuous Vulnerability Management
- week 8Fundamentals of Cryptography9
- 8.0Introduction to Cryptography Concepts
- 8.1Symmetric vs. Asymmetric Cryptography
- 8.2Block Ciphers vs. Stream Ciphers
- 8.3Data Encryption Standard (DES) and Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
- 8.4Cryptographic Hash Functions (SHA, MD5)
- 8.5Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Basics
- 8.6Digital Signatures and Certificates
- 8.7Key Management Best Practices
- 8.8Real-World Applications of Cryptography
- week 9Cryptographic Protocols and Security Applications9
- 9.0Secure Communication Protocols (TLS, SSL)
- 9.1End-to-End Encryption in Messaging
- 9.2Key Exchange Mechanisms (Diffie-Hellman, RSA)
- 9.3Hashing Functions and Digital Integrity Verification
- 9.4Cryptographic Attacks (Birthday Attack, Man-in-the-Middle)
- 9.5Digital Rights Management (DRM) and Content Protection
- 9.6Cryptographic Implementations in Software Development
- 9.7Best Practices in Cryptographic Deployments
- 9.8Case Studies in Cryptography Failures
- week 10Network Security Basics9
- 10.0Network Security Architecture and Principles
- 10.1TCP/IP Model and Security Considerations
- 10.2Common Network Threats (Sniffing, Spoofing, DoS)
- 10.3Firewalls and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS/IPS)
- 10.4Network Segmentation and Isolation Strategies
- 10.5Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
- 10.6Secure Network Design
- 10.7Secure Configuration of Network Devices
- 10.8Best Practices for Network Hardening
- week 11Network Protocols and Secure Communication9
- 11.0Secure Network Protocols (HTTPS, IPsec, SSH)
- 11.1Wireless Security Protocols (WPA, WPA2, WPA3)
- 11.2Secure File Transfers (SFTP, FTPS)
- 11.3DNS Security and Protection Mechanisms
- 11.4Secure Remote Access and Telework Security
- 11.5Zero Trust Network Architecture (ZTNA)
- 11.6Common Network Misconfigurations and Risks
- 11.7Hardening Techniques for Network Infrastructure
- 11.8Secure SDN and Network Virtualization
- week 12Telephony, VPNs, and Wireless Security9
- 12.0VoIP Security Challenges and Solutions
- 12.1VPN Protocols and Secure Configurations
- 12.2Wireless Network Security Risks
- 12.3Mobile Device Security and Endpoint Protection
- 12.4Bluetooth and IoT Security Risks
- 12.5BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) Security Strategies
- 12.6Secure Mobile Application Development
- 12.7Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
- 12.8Mobile Security Incident Handling
- week 13Security Architecture and Attack Strategies9
- 13.0Security Architecture Design Best Practices
- 13.1Threat Modeling and Risk Assessment
- 13.2Web Application Security and OWASP Top 10
- 13.3SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), CSRF Attacks
- 13.4API Security and Secure Coding Practices
- 13.5Cloud Security and Shared Responsibility Model
- 13.6Security in Microservices and Containers
- 13.7Case Studies in Enterprise Security Architecture
- 13.8Future Trends in Cybersecurity
- week 14Secure Software Development9
- 14.0Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
- 14.1Secure Coding Guidelines and Best Practices
- 14.2Secure Software Testing Methodologies
- 14.3Software Patch Management and Code Review
- 14.4DevSecOps and CI/CD Pipeline Security
- 14.5Static and Dynamic Application Security Testing
- 14.6Reverse Engineering and Code Obfuscation
- 14.7Common Software Vulnerabilities and Exploits
- 14.7Secure Application Deployment Strategies
- week 15Database Security9
- 15.0Introduction to Database Security Concepts
- 15.1SQL Injection Attacks and Prevention Techniques
- 15.2Data Masking and Tokenization
- 15.3Database Encryption Best Practices
- 15.4Role-Based Access Control for Databases
- 15.5Database Activity Monitoring and Auditing
- 15.6Secure Database Backup and Recovery Strategies
- 15.7Compliance Standards for Database Security
- 15.7Case Studies in Database Breaches
- week 16Malware Analysis and Software Attacks9
- 16.0Types of Malware (Virus, Worm, Trojan, Ransomware)
- 16.1Malware Attack Lifecycle
- 16.2Common Malware Infection Vectors
- 16.3Rootkits and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)
- 16.4Endpoint Security and Anti-Malware Solutions
- 16.5Sandboxing and Malware Detonation Techniques
- 16.6Incident Response to Malware Attacks
- 16.7Threat Intelligence for Malware Defense
- 16.8Case Studies in Cyber Attacks
- week 17Business Continuity Planning (BCP) Fundamentals9
- 17.0Introduction to Business Continuity Planning (BCP)
- 17.1Business Impact Analysis (BIA) – Identifying Critical Assets
- 17.2Risk Assessment in Business Continuity
- 17.3Developing a Business Continuity Strategy
- 17.4Business Continuity Frameworks (ISO 22301, NIST 800-34)
- 17.5BCP Documentation and Policy Development
- 17.6Testing and Exercising Business Continuity Plans
- 17.7Crisis Communication and Public Relations During Disruptions
- 17.7Case Studies: Successful BCP Implementations
- week 18Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP) and Strategies9
- 18.0Introduction to Disaster Recovery (DR) Planning
- 18.1Key Differences Between BCP and DRP
- 18.2Disaster Recovery Risk Assessment and Planning
- 18.3Disaster Recovery Site Selection (Hot, Warm, Cold Sites)
- 18.4Data Backup and Recovery Strategies (RAID, Snapshots, Cloud Backups)
- 18.5High Availability (HA) and Redundancy Strategies
- 18.6DR Testing, Drills, and Failover Testing
- 18.7Compliance Requirements for DRP (ISO, NIST, HIPAA, GDPR)
- 18.7Disaster Recovery Case Studies (Failures & Lessons Learned)
- week 19Incident Response and Cybersecurity Operations9
- 19.0Introduction to Incident Response (IR)
- 19.1Incident Response Frameworks (NIST 800-61, SANS)
- 19.2Phases of Incident Response (Preparation, Detection, Containment, Eradication, Recovery, Lessons Learned)
- 19.3Incident Handling Procedures for Cybersecurity Events
- 19.4Incident Escalation and Communication Plans
- 19.5Playbooks for Common Security Incidents (Phishing, Malware, Insider Threats)
- 19.6Security Operations Center (SOC) and Its Role in IR
- 19.7Forensic Data Collection in Incident Handling
- 19.8Tools and Techniques for Incident Detection and Response
- week 20Digital Forensics and Evidence Collection9
- 20.0Introduction to Digital Forensics
- 20.1Digital Evidence Collection and Chain of Custody
- 20.2Forensic Analysis of File Systems and Memory
- 20.3Network Forensics and Packet Analysis
- 20.4Malware Analysis in Digital Forensics
- 20.5Cloud Forensics and Challenges in Cloud Environments
- 20.6Mobile Device Forensics and Data Extraction
- 20.7Legal and Ethical Considerations in Digital Forensics
- 20.8Case Studies: High-Profile Digital Forensic Investigations
- week 21Cybersecurity Laws and Regulatory Compliance9
- 21.0Introduction to Cybersecurity Laws and Regulations
- 21.1General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- 21.2Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
- 21.3Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)
- 21.4Cybersecurity Compliance for Financial Institutions (SOX, GLBA)
- 21.5National and International Cybersecurity Frameworks (NIST, ISO, CIS)
- 21.6Legal Responsibilities of Organizations in Data Breaches
- 21.7Industry-Specific Regulations and Compliance Challenges
- 21.8Case Studies: Compliance Violations and Consequences
- week 22Cybersecurity Ethics and Professional Responsibilities9
- 22.0Introduction to Cybersecurity Ethics
- 22.1Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing Ethics
- 22.2Privacy Rights and Responsibilities in Cybersecurity
- 22.3Intellectual Property Rights in Cybersecurity
- 22.4Ethical Considerations in AI and Cybersecurity
- 22.5Responsibilities of Cybersecurity Professionals (ISC2, ISACA Codes of Ethics)
- 22.6Whistleblowing and Ethical Decision-Making in Security
- 22.7Cybersecurity Ethics in Law Enforcement and Government
- 22.8Case Studies: Ethical Dilemmas in Cybersecurity
- week 23Emerging Threats and Future Trends in Cybersecurity9
- 23.0Current Cybersecurity Threat Landscape
- 23.1Ransomware Trends and Mitigation Strategies
- 23.2Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and Nation-State Attacks
- 23.3The Role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Cybersecurity
- 23.4Cybersecurity in the Internet of Things (IoT)
- 23.5Blockchain Security and Decentralized Identity
- 23.6Quantum Computing and Cryptographic Challenges
- 23.7Cybersecurity Skills Gap and Career Development
- 23.8Future of Cybersecurity: Predictions and Innovations
- week 24Final Assessment, Case Studies, and Capstone Project8
- 24.0Review of Key Topics from the Course
- 24.1Case Studies on Cybersecurity Incidents and Responses
- 24.2Conducting a Mock Incident Response Drill
- 24.3Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing Exercise
- 24.4Developing a Personal Cybersecurity Strategy
- 24.5Group Discussions on Emerging Cyber Threats
- 24.6Capstone Project: Designing a Secure Enterprise Architecture
- 24.7Final Assessment and Certification Preparation