Collections     Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) 2021

---

Security design principles are crucial while designing any security mechanism for a system. This course will help you gain a better understanding of how these principles help develop a secure system, which prevents security flaws and also blocks unwanted access to it.
Get familiar with security concepts and principles such as defense in depth, least privilege, and zero trust and explore them further with the help of real-world applications and use cases.
After completing this course, you'll be aware of the significance of methodologies for implementing separation of duties, secure defaults, secure failure, and privacy by design while avoiding over-complexity.

---

---

Objectives

CISSP 2021: Secure Design Principles discover the key concepts covered in this course describe the security principle of least privilege and provide real-world examples describe the security principle of defense in depth (DiD) and provide real-world examples describe the security principle of separation of duties (SoD) and provide real-world examples describe what it means to "keep it simple" in the context of a security principle with real-world examples define the characteristics of the Zero Trust (ZT) principle and zero trust architecture (ZTA) outline the design principles and use cases of secure defaults recognize the characteristics of secure failure and differentiate between fail open and fail closed firewalls describe the security principle of privacy by design and provide real-world examples list use cases for the trust but verify security principle summarize the key concepts covered in this course