Certification     (ISC)2     Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP)     Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP) 2021

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Although on the surface, choosing physical controls may seem common sense and subjective, there are likely options and considerations you're unaware of. Furthermore, SSCP exam candidates must have a broad knowledge of these controls to pass the exam.
Use this course to explore, in detail, the many categories and types of physical security controls, including barriers, such as gate types; surveillance, such as camera types; types of locks and sensors; secure areas, such as Faraday cages; and environmental controls, such as air gaps.
Upon course completion, you'll be able to customize your physical security methods to suit your organization. This course covers subtopic 1.8 from Domain 1: Security Operations and Administration of the (ISC)² Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP) 2021 CBK.

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Objectives

SSCP 2021: Physical Security Operations discover the key concepts covered in this course name different physical barrier types and recognize what they're used for name some security techniques involving signage, cameras, and surveillance and describe how they're used name some personnel controls and recognize some key considerations when using them describe how different locks for physical security work, including biometric, electronic, physical, and cable locks, and outline how intruders break them recognize various methods and techniques for fire detection, suppression, and prevention and summarize the types of fire extinguishers list different types of lighting and describe different types of sensors describe what comprises different types of secure areas, including where they're typically used, their downsides, and key requirements for usage describe various environmental controls, including in what situations they're used, their downsides, and key usage requirements summarize the key concepts covered in this course