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Introduction

The CompTIA CASP Advanced security practitioner aims to test the enterprise security skills of an IT Professional with at least 5 years’ experience in security. This is not a management certification but tests one technical capability. This certification validates the knowledge on the integration of hosts, networks, applications, and storage. It also tests the knowledge on security risk management, research, and analysis of security in the enterprise.

Description

The CAS-002 certification is designed for the professional who has an advanced knowledge of security. This course will cover all the topics that are necessary to clear the exam. The course will teach about research and collaboration, integration of enterprise security, advanced enterprise security and its architecture. By the end of the course, you will know the CASP objectives and knowledge to clear the exam.

Knowledge and skills students develop:

Risk Management – Analyzing security risk and providing solutions to mitigate them
Enterprise security and architecture – Develop and design security architecture
Candidate will learn about technical integration and enterprise security
The individual will develop knowledge on research development and collaboration

The course is having 8 hours of on-demand video full lifetime access and a certificate of completion.

Requirements for this course

The candidate must have 10 years of IT administration experience with at least 5 years on technical security
Should have CompTIA Security + certified or should have an equivalent experience
Exam paper details:
The certification code is CAS-002
There are maximum of 90 questions asked in the exam
The questions are multiple choice and simulation-based
The test duration is 165 minutes
There is no pass and fail scores just the result will be provided.

Audience to target:

IT –Professionals with ten years of experience in IT administration and at least 5 years of technical security experience.
An IT – Pro who want to obtain higher positions in security like a security analyst and security architect

Conclusion:

CASP is CompTIA’s master level certification for IT security technical leads are designed to judge high-level security skills. The certification is vendor-neutral and best benchmarks for technical security heads. The certification applies that the candidate passed has an ability of critical thinking to resolve security loopholes and develop proper solutions.

In this age of technology security is the prime concern of every organization, obtaining this critical certification will ascertain the position of security head.

Job Opportunities:

Security Architect
Enterprise Network Security Engineer
Information Systems Security Engineer

	1. Introduction	0:17
	2. Risk Management	1:40
	3. Business Model Strategies	2:00
	4. Integrating Diverse Industries	1:02
	5. Third Party Information Security and Providers	2:23
	6. Internal and External Influences	3:00
	7. Impact of De-Perimeterization	1:22

	1. Introduction	0:14
	2. CIA Triad	2:29
	3. Business Classifications	2:12
	4. Information Life Cycle and Steak-Holder Input	1:59
	5. Implementing Technical Controls	4:44
	6. Determine Aggregate CIA Score	1:39
	7. Worst Case Scenario Planning	3:34
	8. Calculation Tools and Attacker Motivation	2:55
	9. Return Of Investment	3:07
	10. Total Cost of Ownership and Risk Strategies	2:24
	11. Risk Management Process	1:26
	12. Identifying Vulnerabilities and Threats	1:41
	13. Security Architecture Frameworks	2:36
	14. Business Continuity Planning	1:46
	15. IT Governance	1:38
	16. Security Policies	2:42

	1. Introduction	0:15
	2. Security-Privacy Policies and Procedures	0:26
	3. Policy Development Updates	3:36
	4. Developing Processes and Procedures	1:49
	5. Legal Compliance Part1	4:02
	6. Legal Compliance Part2	4:16
	7. Security Policy Business Documents	5:04
	8. Outage Impact and Estimating Downtime Terms	7:11
	9. Sensitive Information-Internal Security Policies	3:53
	10. Incident Response Process	3:45
	11. Forensic Tasks	2:34
	12. Employment and Termination Procedures	2:58
	13. Network Auditing	1:55

	1. Introduction	0:11
	2. E-Discovery and Data Retention Policies	5:30
	3. Data Recovery-Storage and Backup Schemes	8:41
	4. Data Owner and Data Handling	1:45
	5. Disposal Terms and Concepts	1:18
	6. Data Breach and Data Analysis	1:16
	7. Incident Response Guidelines	4:50
	8. Incident and Emergency Response	2:10
	9. Media-Software and Network Analysis	3:20
	10. Order of Volatility	1:03

	1. Introduction	0:18
	2. Performing Ongoing Research	1:14
	3. Security Practices	2:32
	4. Evolution of Technology	0:54
	5. Situational Awareness and Vulnerability Assessments	3:45
	6. Researching Security Implications	2:16
	7. Global Industry Security Response	1:01
	8. Threat Actors	1:49
	9. Contract Security Requirements	0:55
	10. Contract Documents	1:07

CAS-002: CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP)

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