CCT 261: CISSP Rapid Review Exam Prep - Domain 1 - Part II

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Microsoft recently released 137 security patches, with 14 critical vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to seize control of Windows systems with minimal user interaction. Among these, the Windows authentication negotiation flaw rated at 9.8 severity poses a significant threat to all current Windows versions. For security professionals, this underscores the crucial importance of effective patch management strategies—balancing timely updates against thorough testing procedures.
When approaching CISSP certification, understanding different investigation types provides essential context for security operations. Administrative investigations address potential policy violations and inappropriate resource usage, while criminal investigations gather evidence when laws are broken. Civil investigations resolve disputes between parties, regulatory investigations examine compliance with industry mandates, and standards investigations assess adherence to best practices like ISO 27001. Each investigation type requires distinct approaches and yields different outcomes, from disciplinary actions to legal proceedings.
The security documentation hierarchy—policies stating high-level objectives, standards specifying mandatory requirements, procedures providing step-by-step instructions, and guidelines offering flexible recommendations—creates a comprehensive framework for organizational security. However, these documents must use clear, accessible language that employees can understand and apply, not just legal jargon that looks impressive but goes unread.
Business continuity planning begins with a thorough Business Impact Analysis that identifies critical functions and establishes recovery objectives. This foundational work must involve stakeholders from across the organization to ensure operational reality aligns with security requirements. Similarly, personnel security extends beyond employee screening to include robust onboarding, transfer, and termination procedures—with equivalent controls for third-party relationships.
Risk management concepts form the core of security operations, from identifying threats and vulnerabilities to selecting appropriate controls. Understanding the distinction between preventative, detective, corrective, deterrent, and compensating controls enables security professionals to build comprehensive protection strategies. Combined with threat modeling methodologies like STRIDE and PASTA, these concepts create the framework for proactive security postures.
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Chapters

1. Introduction to CISSP Cyber Training (00:00:00)

2. Microsoft's Critical Security Patches (00:00:32)

3. Administrative and Criminal Investigations (00:05:15)

4. Business Continuity Planning (00:09:34)

5. Personnel Security and Third-Party Risk (00:16:19)

6. Risk Management Concepts (00:22:48)

7. Threat Modeling Methodologies (00:31:52)

8. Supply Chain Security (00:36:13)

9. Security Awareness Training (00:41:29)

10. Closing Remarks and Resources (00:45:32)