Cissp Domain 1: Security Risk & Management Mastery

CISSP 2025 Domain 1 - Comprehensive Strategies for Risk Management, Legal Compliance, and Business Continuity.

What you'll learn

Understand the five pillars of information security and key security governance principles.

Apply security control frameworks such as ISO and NIST.

Navigate U.S. and international legal, regulatory, and compliance requirements.

Develop robust security documentation, personnel policies, and awareness programs.

Design effective business continuity plans through business impact analysis.

Conduct risk analysis, threat modeling, and implement risk treatment strategies.

Manage supply chain risks and establish continuous risk monitoring practices.

Prepare for the CISSP exam and address real-world cybersecurity challenges.

Requirements

A computer with a reliable internet connection for accessing course materials.

A readiness to engage with technical content and case studies.

Description

Welcome to CISSP Domain 1: Security Risk & Management Mastery—a comprehensive, expertly designed course tailored for cybersecurity professionals and aspiring CISSP candidates seeking to elevate their understanding of security risk management in today’s complex digital landscape.In an era where cyber threats evolve at breakneck speed and regulatory demands grow ever more intricate, mastering the fundamentals of security risk and management is paramount. This course delves deeply into the core principles of information security, starting with the five pillars that form the backbone of any secure organization. You will explore the essential building blocks of security governance, understand the diverse array of control frameworks, and gain a practical perspective on how ISO, NIST, and other leading standards are applied to safeguard critical information assets.Our curriculum is meticulously structured to address every facet of security risk management. In the initial modules, you'll be introduced to the strategic and tactical dimensions of security—covering everything from high-level governance principles to the granular details of risk identification and analysis. You’ll learn to navigate the intricate legal and regulatory environment, with dedicated sessions on U.S. and international laws, compliance challenges, and ethical considerations that are integral to effective cybersecurity management.Recognizing that robust security extends beyond technology, we also cover the human element of risk management. You will develop insights into crafting comprehensive security documentation, implementing personnel policies that emphasize ethics and awareness, and designing business continuity plans that ensure organizational resilience in the face of disruption. Our business impact analysis and continuity planning modules provide actionable strategies to prepare your organization for unexpected challenges, ensuring you can maintain operational integrity under pressure.In our advanced risk management segments, we guide you through the complete risk lifecycle—from identifying vulnerabilities and assessing potential threats to implementing effective risk treatment strategies. You will gain hands-on experience with threat modeling techniques and explore supply chain risk management, equipping you with the tools to build a proactive security posture that addresses both current and emerging risks. Continuous monitoring and dynamic risk reporting methods are also covered, empowering you to maintain a vigilant and adaptive security framework.Throughout this course, you will:Lay a Strong Foundation: Begin with an introduction to the five pillars of information security and core security concepts that are vital for every cybersecurity professional.Master Governance & Frameworks: Delve into the principles of security governance and explore globally recognized security control frameworks, including ISO, NIST, and alternative frameworks that set the standard for best practices.Navigate Legal & Regulatory Landscapes: Gain insights into both U.S. and international legal systems, understand the complexities of compliance, and learn how to manage legal, regulatory, and ethical challenges in the cybersecurity field.Develop Critical Documentation & Policies: Learn how to create and maintain essential security documentation, develop robust personnel policies, and foster a culture of security awareness within your organization.Ensure Business Continuity: Understand the key concepts of business continuity planning, from conducting a thorough Business Impact Analysis (BIA) to designing processes that keep your organization operational during disruptions.Implement Effective Risk Management: Dive into the core components of risk management, including threat and vulnerability identification, risk analysis, risk treatment, control implementation, and continuous monitoring.Advance Your Expertise: Explore advanced topics such as threat modeling and supply chain risk management, equipping you with the practical skills to proactively identify and mitigate risks.Designed for both aspiring CISSP candidates and experienced cybersecurity professionals, this course combines theoretical knowledge with actionable insights and real-world examples. By the end of your learning journey, you’ll have developed a robust framework for managing security risks, ensuring compliance, and implementing resilient strategies that drive organizational success.Enroll today and transform your approach to security risk management—empower yourself to lead confidently in the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction & Foundational Security Concepts

Lecture 1 Welcome to CISSP Domain 1 – Security Risk and Management

Lecture 2 The Five Pillars of Information Security Explained

Lecture 3 Core Security Concepts for Modern Organizations

Lecture 4 Principles of Effective Security Governance

Lecture 5 Introduction & Foundational Security Concepts – Wrap-Up

Section 2: Security Control Frameworks & Standards

Lecture 6 Building the Foundation of Security Control Frameworks

Lecture 7 ISO and NIST – Benchmarking Security Controls

Lecture 8 Exploring Alternative Security Control Frameworks

Lecture 9 Security Control Frameworks & Standards – Wrap-Up

Section 3: The Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Landscape

Lecture 10 An Overview of Global Legal Systems

Lecture 11 U.S. Laws and Regulations in Cybersecurity

Lecture 12 International Legal and Regulatory Considerations

Lecture 13 Navigating Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Challenges

Lecture 14 The Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Landscape – Wrap-Up

Section 4: Investigations, Compliance, and Security Documentation

Lecture 15 Understanding Different Types of Investigations

Lecture 16 Ensuring Compliance in the Security Domain

Lecture 17 Best Practices for Developing Security Documentation

Lecture 18 Investigations, Compliance, and Security Documentation – Wrap-Up

Section 5: Personnel Policies & Security Awareness

Lecture 19 Crafting Robust Personnel Policies and Upholding Ethics

Lecture 20 Fostering a Culture of Security Awareness

Lecture 21 Personnel Policies & Security Awareness – Wrap-Up

Section 6: Business Continuity Planning

Lecture 22 Key Concepts in Business Continuity

Lecture 23 Conducting a Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

Lecture 24 Designing an Effective Business Continuity Process

Lecture 25 Business Continuity Planning – Wrap-Up

Section 7: Risk Management Fundamentals

Lecture 26 Introduction to Risk Management Concepts

Lecture 27 Identifying Threats and Vulnerabilities

Lecture 28 Conducting a Comprehensive Risk Analysis

Lecture 29 Strategies for Risk Response and Treatment

Lecture 30 Implementing and Integrating Security Controls

Lecture 31 Techniques for Risk Reporting and Continuous Monitoring

Lecture 32 Risk Management Fundamentals – Wrap-Up

Section 8: Advanced Risk Management Techniques

Lecture 33 Leveraging Risk Frameworks for Security Governance

Lecture 34 Advanced Threat Modeling Strategies

Lecture 35 Managing Supply Chain Risks in a Complex Environment

Lecture 36 Advanced Risk Management Techniques – Wrap-Up

CISSP Candidates: Aspiring professionals preparing for the CISSP exam.,Cybersecurity Professionals: Individuals seeking to deepen their knowledge of risk management and security governance.,IT and Security Managers: Leaders aiming to implement robust security frameworks and compliance measures.,Risk Management Specialists: Professionals looking to enhance their skills in threat analysis and risk treatment strategies.,Compliance Officers: Those responsible for navigating legal and regulatory landscapes in their organizations.