E-Learning: Certificate of Cloud Security Knowledge v5 Exam Bundle (CCSK-EX-BUN)

This Cloud Security Knowledge v5 Exam Bundle  is essential for organizations leveraging cloud services, and the Certificate of Cloud Security Knowledge (CCSK) v5 self-paced course provides a comprehensive understanding of cloud security principles, best practices, and industry standards. This course prepares learners to pass the CCSK exam by covering critical cloud security concepts outlined in twelve domains.

This course includes:

• Audio/video materials 
• Fully guided study 
• Practice questions 
• Certificate of completion 
• CCSK prepkit including CCSKv5 Study Guide 
• CCSK Chatbot (CCSK Orb), providing AI-powered guidance on CCSK topics
• Community Support

• Define and understand cloud computing concepts and architectures.
• Implement effective cloud governance frameworks and compliance strategies.
• Evaluate and manage risks associated with cloud service providers.
• Organize and manage cloud environments with a focus on security and tenancy.
• Implement robust identity and access management controls.
• Utilize advanced security monitoring techniques and tools.
• Secure cloud infrastructure and network configurations.
• Protect diverse cloud workloads through specialized security practices.
• Understand data security fundamentals and implement advanced security measures for cloud data.
• Apply comprehensive application security practices throughout the development lifecycle.
• Develop and manage effective incident response plans tailored for cloud environments.
• Analyze cloud security challenges using advanced technologies and strategic frameworks.

• Introduction to Your Course
• User Guide
• Additional Resources
• Introduction to CCSK & Your Learning Environment
• Domain 1: Cloud Computing Concepts & Architectures
• Domain 1 Introduction
• Unit 1: Introduction to Cloud Computing
• Unit 2: Cloud Computing Models
• Unit 3: Reference & Architecture Models
• Unit 4: Cloud Security Scope, Responsibilities, & Models
• Domain 1 Conclusion
• Domain 2: Cloud Governance
• Domain 2 Introduction
• Unit 1: Cloud Governance
• Unit 2: Effective Cloud Governance
• Unit 3: The Governance Hierarchy
• Unit 4: Key Strategies & Concepts
• Domain 2 Conclusion
• Domain 3: Risk, Audit, & Compliance
• Domain 3 Introduction
• Unit 1: Cloud Risk Management
• Unit 2: Compliance & Audit
• Unit 3: Governance, Risk, & Compliance Tools & Technologies
• Domain 3 Conclusion
• Domain 4: Organization Management
• Domain 4 Introduction
• Unit 1: Organization Hierarchy Models
• Unit 2: Managing Organization-Level Security Within a Provider
• Unit 3: Considerations for Hybrid & Multi-Cloud Deployments
• Domain 4 Conclusion
• Domain 5: Identity & Access Management
• Domain 5 Introduction
• Unit 1: Identity & Access Management Overview
• Unit 2: Strong Authentication & Authorization
• Unit 3: IAM Policy Types, Least Privilege, & Automation
• Domain 5 Conclusion
• Domain 6: Security Monitoring
• Domain 6 Introduction
• Unit 1: Cloud Monitoring
• Unit 2: Cloud Telemetry Sources
• Unit 3: Collection Architectures
• Unit 4: Detection & Security Analytics
• Unit 5: Generative AI for Security Monitoring
• Domain 6 Conclusion
• Domain 7: Infrastructure & Networking
• Domain 7 Introduction
• Unit 1: Cloud Infrastructure Security
• Unit 2: Cloud Network Fundamentals
• Unit 3: Cloud Connectivity
• Unit 4: Zero Trust & SASE
• Domain 7 Conclusion
• Domain 8: Cloud Workload Security
• Domain 8 Introduction
• Unit 1: Cloud Workload Security
• Unit 2: Virtual Machines
• Unit 3: Securing Containers
• Unit 4: PaaS Security
• Unit 5: Securing Serverless or Function as a Service
• Unit 6: AI Workloads
• Domain 8 Conclusion
• Domain 9: Data Security
• Domain 9 Introduction
• Unit 1: Data Classification & Storage Types
• Unit 2: Securing Specific Cloud Workload Types
• Unit 3: Securing Specific Storage Types
• Domain 9 Conclusion
• Domain 10: Application Security
• Domain 10 Introduction
• Unit 1: Secure Software Development Lifecycle
• Unit 2: Architecture's Role in Secure Cloud Applications
• Unit 3: IAM & Application Security
• Unit 4: DevSecOps - CI/CD & Application Testing
• Unit 5: Containerized, Serverless, & SaaS Application Considerations
• Domain 10 Conclusion
• Domain 11: Incident Response & Resilience
• Domain 11 Introduction
• Unit 1: Incident Response
• Unit 2: Preparation
• Unit 3: Detection & Analysis
• Unit 4: Containment, Eradication, & Recovery
• Unit 5: Post Incident Analysis
• Unit 6: Resilience Planning for Failure
• Domain 11 Conclusion
• Domain 12: Related Technologies & Strategies
• Domain 12 Introduction
• Unit 1: Zero Trust
• Unit 2: Artificial Intelligence
• Unit 3: Threat & Vulnerability Management
• Domain 12 Conclusion
• Conclusion & Next Steps
• CCSK Practice Exam & What To Do Now
• Course Survey

There is no official experience required, however it is highly recommended that participants have a basic understanding of security fundamentals such as firewalls, secure development, encryption, and identity and access management.