CISSP Training Boot Camp | Illinois Valley Community College

Prepare for the CISSP in a Live, Online Format

Develop the knowledge and skills needed to create and execute enterprise-level IT security solutions effectively. Powered by Infosec, a leader in cybersecurity training, this comprehensive six-day boot camp will help you gain a wide range of cybersecurity skills, such as developing policies, managing risks, understanding controls, and much more. You will also prepare to successfully pass the (ISC)² Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) exam, which is often referred to as the gold standard of security certifications.

What You Can Expect

• Online, immersive format
• 6 days of live, expert-led training
• Learn in a cohort of peers
• Limited seats per session

How You Will Benefit

• Learn from industry experts: Instructors have 10+ years of industry training experience and are professionals with active roles in the industry.
• Earn your CISSP: Your enrollment includes everything you need to get certified, from unlimited practice exam attempts to the cost of your certification exam. and your certification exam voucher.
• Extended access: Review boot camp materials and replay daily video lessons for 90-days.
• Infosec Skills subscription: Advance your skills with a 90-day subscription to hundreds of additional on-demand courses and hands-on labs.

Who Should Enroll?

This boot camp is intended for current IT professionals, including chief information security officers, security systems administrators, IT security engineers, senior IT consultants, information assurance analysts, senior information security risk officers, and anyone who oversees or manages security strategies.

While anyone can enroll in this boot camp training course, you must have at least five years of professional experience in the information security field to obtain your CISSP certification. You must also possess a work history that reflects direct experience in at least two of the eight domains listed in the (ISC)² CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK).

(ISC)² CISSP® Training Boot Camp FAQs

Why should I earn the CISSP certification?

The CISSP certification is globally recognized and in high demand. With a 25-year history of demonstrating excellence in cybersecurity knowledge and experience, the CISSP is one of the most valued IT and information security certifications in the world. According to Global Knowledge, it was the second-highest pursued certification in 2020.

What is the job demand for information systems security professionals?

Demand for information systems security professionals with CISSP certification is high. Burning Glass reports that 59% of all cybersecurity jobs require at least one professional certification. In comparison, only 20% of IT jobs request at least one certification.

Jobs for information security analysts, one type of job you may obtain with CISSP certification, are in extremely high demand and will continue to rise. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) currently predicts a 33% job growth through 2030, with the addition of over 47,000 new jobs.

What is the average salary for a CISSP certified professional?

Global Knowledge reported in its 2020 IT Skills and Salary Report that CISSP ranks number five in terms of top-paying certifications in North America—with a holders’ average salary coming in at $138,647. This certification ranks number one for highest paying certification in Europe, Middle East, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific regions, and it is the highest-ranking certification worldwide, with certified professionals earning an average of $119,170 across the globe.

How long is the CISSP certification valid after passing the exam?

Your certification is valid for three years and will need to be renewed at the end of this period. To ensure that your skills remain up to date in a rapidly changing field, you must earn 120 CEUs during each three-year renewal period and pay an annual $125 maintenance fee.

What kinds of jobs can I get with the CISSP certification?

While every company is different and titles will vary from industry to industry, the most common positions for CISSP certified professionals include chief information security officer, security systems administrator, information assurance analyst, IT security engineer, senior information security assurance consultant, chief information security consultant, principal cybersecurity manager, senior IT operations specialist, and senior information security risk officer.