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Course Overview
3 107-question exams, 322 questions. Practice for the 2022 Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) exam.
Are you looking to prepare yourself for the (ISC)2 Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) certification exam released August 2022? Did you know the average annual salary for CCSP certification holders is $133,330 per year*?
The exam vouchers cost $599, so the more you practice, the better prepared you’ll be to pass the exam the first time.
Taking the same practice test over and over isn’t as helpful because you’ll quickly begin to memorize the test questions and answers. The best way to prepare is to take as many DIFFERENT practice exams as possible.
Not sure which practice test course to choose on Udemy? Check out our features and benefits:
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- 3 FULL practice tests, over 100 questions each
- More practice for studying
- 107 questions, 170-minute exam, domains weighted like the exam
- Practice like the real CCSP exam
- Answers linked to the domain
- Targeted studying, don't waste time studying for topics you already know
- Explanation of answers
- Better understanding of the content
- Exam questions written by a panel of experienced test writers*
- Know you're getting relevant, well-written exam questions that mimic the real exam
- Lifetime access
- Udemy's courses all have lifetime access, so use this practice test to brush up on your CCSP skills whenever you like
WHAT'S COVERED?
The CCSP exam covers 6 domains:
- Cloud Concepts, Architecture, and Design (17%)
- Cloud Data Security (20%)
- Cloud Platform & Infrastructure Security (17%)
- Cloud Application Security (17%)
- Cloud Security Operations (16%)
- Legal, Risk, and Compliance (13%)
IS THE CCSP EXAM RIGHT FOR YOU?
According to the (ISC)2 website, the answer is yes if you:
- “Are an experienced IT professional who’s involved with IT architecture, web and cloud security engineering, information security, governance, risk and compliance or IT auditing.
- Are heavily involved with the cloud (or you’d like to be) in a global environment. You’re responsible for migrating to, managing or advising on the integrity of cloud-based software, such as SalesForce, Office 365, Optum, Impact Cloud, JIRA Software, SharePoint or CTERA.
- Are an early adopter who loves being on the leading edge of technology.
- Are passionate about security.
- Want to differentiate yourself (or your business).
- Want to stay up-to-speed on rapidly evolving cloud technologies, threats and mitigation strategies.
In addition, many who pursue the CCSP find it useful for working with organizations committed to DevSecOps, Agile or Bimodal IT practices.
The CCSP is ideal for those working in roles such as:
- Enterprise Architect
- Security Administrator
- Systems Engineer
- Security Architect
- Security Consultant
- Security Engineer
- Security Manager
- Systems Architect***”
*Source: certmag .com
**Practice test questions are drawn from the McGraw-Hill CCSP® Certified Cloud Security Professional All-in-One Exam Guide, Third Edition.
***Source: isc2 .org
Course Content
- 1 section(s)
- Section 1 Practice Tests
What You’ll Learn
- Students will have a clear understanding of which CCSP exam domains they need to study.
- Students will feel confident taking the CCSP exam knowing these practice tests have prepared them for what they will see on the real exam.
- Students will learn additional knowledge from the question explanations to prepare them to pass the CCSP exam.
- Focus your studies with breakdown of how you answered the questions.
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Reviews
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LLeung
geen goede argumentatie waarom de andere antwoorden fout zijn of minder goed
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PPoh Kar Khee Ricky
While the questions provided broad overview on all 6 domains. Explanation on wrong answers will be beneficial for more holistic understanding
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SSteffen Gügel
Michael S. makes the point already clear from my perspective. Although this is a welcome possibility to prepare for the exam, on the other hand it is not helpful just to read "All other options are not valid". Why they are not is interesting for the student as well. As an example - To monitor network-traffic and to prohibit any unwanted actions, based on a rule-set, an IPS can be used. But a Firewall as well. Why is IPS correct, but the Firewall is not. Because of Firewalls are mostly used on the perimeter? Any improvement in that direction is highly welcome.
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MMichael Salazar
The relation between many questions and the answer is weird and highly interpretative. The wording also often tends to be legalese-like, dense and making you read it 5 times to get the point. Only the correct choice is explained and in many cases the explanation is no more than a repetition of the answer.
