New video training course with Keith Barker covers IT security topics and practices.

Eugene, Oregon (PRWEB) November 04, 2015

CBT Nuggets announces the release of a new video training course, "(ISC)2 CISSP 2015."

The 10-hour course focuses on the latest version of the CISSP certification exam, one of the most in-demand IT certifications. Trainer Keith Barker covers topics such as policies, ethical hacking, firewalls, malware, monitoring, and more. This training is aimed at IT pros who have at least five years of experience working in IT security-related fields.

"Security, when not performed correctly, can cause significant loss for - or even the destruction of - a company or organization," Barker said. "Having a core foundation of administrative, technical, and physical controls can reduce risk."

This training is associated with (ISC)2's CISSP certification exam.

"(ISC)2 CISSP 2015" is available as part of a CBT Nuggets subscription. Subscriptions are available for individuals or teams, and can be paid monthly or yearly.

About CBT Nuggets: CBT Nuggets creates on-demand IT training for individuals and teams that is available 24/7, from any device.

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