CSSLP Complete Training – Secure Software Lifecycle “2025

Prepare for ISC2 CSSLP and Learn Secure Coding - Certified Secure Lifecycle Professional Course

Created by: Cyvitrix Learning | CISSP, CISA, CISM, ISO 27001, Cybersecurity, Security+
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What Will I Learn?

• Understanding secure software concepts and principles.
• Identifying and prioritizing security requirements.
• Applying secure design patterns and threat modeling techniques.
• Implementing secure coding practices and defensive programming.
• Conducting security testing and vulnerability identification.
• Managing secure software development throughout the lifecycle.
• Deploying and maintaining software securely.
• Managing software supply chain and acquisition security.
• Understanding ethical considerations in secure software development.

Requirements

• While there are no strict prerequisites for attending the CSSLP course, having a background in software development or software security is beneficial. It is recommended that participants have a good understanding of the software development process, SDLC, and basic information security concepts.
• It's important to note that the CSSLP course and certification are designed for professionals with a specific focus on secure software development practices. If you are primarily interested in general information security concepts and practices, the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification may be more appropriate.

Target audience

• Software Developers: Professionals involved in the actual coding and development of software applications.
• Software Architects: Individuals responsible for designing the architecture and structure of software systems.
• Software Engineers: Professionals involved in designing and implementing software solutions.
• Security Managers: Individuals responsible for overseeing and managing security within software development projects.
• IT Project Managers: Professionals leading software development projects and responsible for ensuring security requirements are met.
• Quality Assurance/Testers: Individuals involved in software testing and quality assurance.
• Security Auditors: Professionals responsible for assessing and auditing the security of software systems.