CSSLP Boot Camp

The CSSLP training covers the seven domains of the CSSLP natural body of knowledge. The candidates can acknowledge the years of experience attained.

These domains are:

• Software concepts: This area covers the basic software requirements and basic design principles.
• Security Software Requirement: This section provides the knowledge on the secure identification and development.
• Secure Software Design: This module covers the safety requirements in software design.
• Secure Software Coding: The essential programming concepts are elaborated. These skills are helpful in detecting the vulnerabilities of a system.
• Secure Software Testing: It covers the testing the system software with testing methods.
• Software Acceptance: It includes requirements for the software acceptance and assurance.
• Supply Chain and Software Acquisition: This module covers how to perform the practical assessment in an organization.

Software concepts:

• Methodologies and implications with centralized and decentralized environments
• Security Design methods
• Software development methods

Security Software Requirement:

• What are security controls?
• Data classification and categorization
• Functional and operational requirements

Secure Software Design:

• Executing the requirements into design
• The design process
• The design requirements
• An overview of threat modelling

Secure Software Coding:

• What are coding and testing standards?
• The types of security tools

Secure Software Testing:

• Testing for Security and Quality Assurance
• The kinds of Testing
• Influence Assessment and Corrective Action
• Lifecycle Management data tests

Software Acceptance:

• An introduction to risks
• Methods of self-governing testing

Supply Chain and Software Acquisition:

• What is Supplier Sourcing?
• The summary of software delivery
• Assessing risks