(ISC)2 CAP certification training

Test Pass Academy has expert security instructors that have been doing the (ISC)2 Certified Authorization Professional - CAP Certification training since it first came out. Our security instructors are well known in the industry not only as top level instructors with rave reviews, but also as top level security professionals who pass along real world examples to the class. Our experts have a vast understanding of security and a remarkable teaching ability making it easy to PASS the CAP Exam on the 1st attempt. Our 3 day CAP bootcamp will provide you with a fast proven method for mastering all 7 domains. If you are looking to pass the CAP exam, you found the right place. The CAP certification covers the RMF (Risk Management Framework) at an extensive level. It is the only certification under the DoD8570 Mandate that aligns to each of the RMF steps. This 3 day bootcamp is geared for the Government, Military and Contractors seeking 8570 compliance.

Note: Effective October 15, 2018, the CAP exam will be based on a new exam outline. The domains and their weights have changed.

Class Updated November 2018: Now A 3 Day Fast-Trac Format:

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What will I learn in the CAP Bootcamp?

Our bootcamp focuses on preparing students through a combination of lecture, review of the entire 7 domains, drill sessions, extensive mentoring, practice questions and answer sessions all topped off with a full practice exam. Our instructors don't just teach from a textbook, they design, write and update our curriculum. Our materials are always up to date and synchronized with the latest exam objectives. Our instructors are constantly updating our curriculum to match any change that may arise.

The CAP Exam is a 3 hour multiple choice exam with 125 questions and a passing score of 700 needed. The CAP Exam is computerized and can be taken at any Pearson Professional Center.

The CAP credential is appropriate for commercial markets, civilian and local governments, and the U.S. Federal government including the State Department and the Department of Defense (DoD). See CAP and DoD 8570. Job functions such as authorization officials, system owners, information owners, information system security officers, and certifiers as well as all senior system managers apply.

CAP Class Includes:

3 Days of the Top CAP Training in the Industry
Instruction by a High-Level Certified CAP Expert
(ISC)2 CAP | RMF Courseware - Continually Updated
CAP | RMF Practice Questions & Quizzes
Snacks and Beverages Provide Daily
CAP Exam Fee ($599) INCLUDED

Upon completion of the (ISC)2 CAP Course, you will demonstrate competence and learn to master:

1. Information Security Risk Management Program +

Security authorization includes a tiered risk management approach to evaluate both strategic and tactical risk across the enterprise. The authorization process incorporates the application of a Risk Management Framework (RMF), a review of the organizational structure, and the business process/mission as the foundation for the implementation and assessment of specified security controls. This authorization management process identifies vulnerabilities and security controls and determines residual risks. The residual risks are evaluated and deemed either acceptable or unacceptable. More controls must be implemented to reduce unacceptable risk. The system may be deployed only when the residual risks are acceptable to the enterprise and a satisfactory security plan is complete.

2. Categorization of Information Systems (IS) +

Categorization of the information system is based on an impact analysis. It is performed to determine the types of information included within the security authorization boundary, the security requirements for the information types, and the potential impact on the organization resulting from a security compromise. The result of the categorization is used as the basis for developing the security plan, selecting security controls, and determining the risk inherent in operating the system.

3. Selection of Security Controls +

The security control baseline is established by determining specific controls required to protect the system based on the security categorization of the system. The baseline is tailored and supplemented in accordance with an organizational assessment of risk and local parameters. The security control baseline, as well as the plan for monitoring it, is documented in the security plan.

4. Implementation of Security Controls+

The security controls specified in the security plan are implemented by taking into account the minimum organizational assurance requirements. The security plan describes how the controls are employed within the information system and its operational environment. The security assessment plan documents the methods for testing these controls and the expected results throughout the systems life-cycle.

5. Assessment of Security Controls +

The security control assessment follows the approved plan, including defined procedures, to determine the effectiveness of the controls in meeting security requirements of the information system. The results are documented in the Security Assessment Report.

6. Authorization of Information Systems (IS) +

The residual risks identified during the security control assessment are evaluated and the decision is made to authorize the system to operate, deny its operation, or remediate the deficiencies. Associated documentation is prepared and/or updated depending on the authorization decision.

7. Continuous Monitoring +

After an Authorization to Operate (ATO) is granted, ongoing continuous monitoring is performed on all identified security controls as well as the political, legal, and physical environment in which the system operates. Changes to the system or its operational environment are documented and analyzed. The security state of the system is reported to designated responsible officials. Significant changes will cause the system to reenter the security authorization process. Otherwise, the system will continue to be monitored on an ongoing basis in accordance with the organization’s monitoring strategy.

COURSE	CLASS DATES	LOCATION	PRICE	REGISTER OR REQUEST QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	April 8 - 10, 2019	San Diego, CA	$2,795	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	April 24 - 26, 2019	Live Online	$2,495	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	May 6 - 8, 2019	Albuquerque, NM	$2,795	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	May 13 - 15, 2019	Tysons Corner, VA	$2,795	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	June 3 - 5, 2019	Lexington Park, MD	$2,795	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	July 8 - 10, 2019	Live Online	$2,495	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	August 5 - 7, 2019	San Diego, CA	$2,795	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	August 19 - 21, 2019	Columbia, MD	$2,795	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	September 9 - 11, 2019	Dulles, VA	$2,795	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	September 23 - 25, 2019	Live Online	$2,495	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	October 7 - 9, 2019	Colorado Springs	$2,795	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	October 14 - 16, 2019	Lexington Park, MD	$2,795	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	November 4 - 6, 2019	Dulles, VA	$2,795	REGISTER	QUOTE
CAP Certification Training	December 8 - 10, 2019	Live Online	$2,495	REGISTER	QUOTE

(ISC)2 CAP certification training

What will I learn in the CAP Bootcamp?

CAP Class Includes:

Upon completion of the (ISC)2 CAP Course, you will demonstrate competence and learn to master:

(ISC)2 CAP Schedule:

CAP Requirements & Prerequisites:

What is the CAP Certification:

Certifications Earned During This Bootcamp: CAP

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