CompTIA SecurityX (CAS-005)
The CompTIA SecurityX (CAS-005) course is a comprehensive, advanced-level certification training designed for IT professionals aiming to master enterprise-level security solutions and architecture. Aligned with the latest CAS-005 exam objectives, this course equips learners with the skills to conceptualize, engineer, and implement secure solutions across complex enterprise environments.
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- 14 Hrs 54 Mins
- 7 Topics
- Certificate of Completion
Course Overview
The CompTIA SecurityX (CAS-005) course is a comprehensive, advanced-level certification training designed for IT professionals aiming to master enterprise-level security solutions and architecture. Aligned with the latest CAS-005 exam objectives, this course equips learners with the skills to conceptualize, engineer, and implement secure solutions across complex enterprise environments.
Covering core domains such as Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC), Security Architecture, Security Engineering, and Security Operations, this course delves into critical topics including threat modeling, cloud security, cryptography, zero trust frameworks, SIEM, and advanced malware analysis. Ideal for professionals involved in risk management, cybersecurity design, and enterprise security strategy, this training offers practical applications and real-world scenarios to ensure learners are fully prepared for the CAS-005 exam and beyond.
Learning Outcome
By enrolling in this course, you’ll acquire in-depth expertise in a wide range of cybersecurity disciplines. Whether you’re aiming for the CASP+ certification or advancing your security engineering career, this course will provide essential skills and knowledge.
- Master Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) frameworks and practices
- Design and implement resilient and secure enterprise architectures
- Deploy and manage public key infrastructure (PKI) and access control systems
- Implement cloud security strategies including the shared responsibility model
- Engineer security solutions with secrets management and endpoint protection
- Conduct advanced threat intelligence and threat-hunting operations
- Analyze and mitigate modern attack vectors and vulnerabilities
- Utilize cryptographic techniques and automation in enterprise environments
Career Opportunities
- Cybersecurity Architect: $130,000 – $170,000
- Information Security Analyst: $90,000 – $120,000
- Security Engineer: $100,000 – $140,000
- Risk and Compliance Manager: $110,000 – $150,000
- Enterprise Security Consultant: $120,000 – $160,000
Career Pathways
- Cybersecurity Architect
- Information Security Analyst
- Security Engineer
- Risk and Compliance Manager
- Enterprise Security Consultant
What You Will Learn
Module 1 - Governance, Risk, & Compliance
- CompTIA Security (CAS-005) Course Intro
- 1.1 Security Program Management and Documentation
- 1.2 Governance Frameworks
- 1.3 Change and Configuration Management
- 1.4 Data Governance in Staging Environments
- 1.5 Risk Assessment and Management
- 1.6 Risk Considerations
- 1.7 Industry Information Security Standards
- 1.8 Security and Reporting Frameworks
- 1.9 Privacy Regulations
- 1.10 Cross-Jurisdictional Compliance Requirements
- 1.11 Threat Actors and Characteristics
- 1.12 Attack Frameworks and Models
- 1.13 Attack Surface Determination
- 1.14 Security Challenges with Artificial Intelligence
Module 2 - Security Architecture
- 2.1 Resilient System Design
- 2.2 Software and Hardware Assurance Methods
- 2.3 Continuous Integration-Continuous Deployment
- 2.4 Secure Architecture Design
- 2.5 Access Control Technologies
- 2.6 Access Control Models
- 2.7 Public Key Infrastructure
- 2.8 Implementing Secure Cloud Capabilities
- 2.9 Cloud Data Security Considerations
- 2.10 Cloud Shared Responsibility Model
- 2.11 Cloud Control Strategies
- 2.12 Integrating Zero Trust in Secure Architecture
Module 3 - Security Engineering
- 3.1 Subject Access Control
- 3.2 Secrets Management
- 3.3 Conditional Access
- 3.4 Identity and Access Management Components
- 3.5 Endpoint and Server Security
- 3.6 Network Infrastructure Security Issues
- 3.7 Network Misconfigurations
- 3.8 IDS and IPS Issues
- 3.9 Domain Name Security
- 3.10 Email Security
- 3.11 Hardware Security Technologies and Techniques
- 3.12 Securing Specialized and Legacy Systems
- 3.13 Using Automation to Implement Security in the Enterprise
- 3.14 Security Content Automation Protocol
- 3.15 Examining Advanced Cryptographic Concepts
- 3.16 Identifying Cryptographic Use Cases
- 3.17 Applying Cryptographic Techniques
Module 4 - Security Operations
- 4.1 Security Information and Event Management
- 4.2 Data Aggregation Analysis
- 4.3 Behavior Baselines and Analytics
- 4.4 Incorporating Data Sources
- 4.5 Alerting, Reporting and Metrics
- 4.6 Attacks and Vulnerabilities
- 4.7 Mitigating Attacks and Vulnerabilities
- 4.8 Threat-hunting and Threat Intelligence
- 4.9 Threat Intelligence Sources
- 4.10 Analyzing Data and Artifacts
- 4.11 Malware Analysis
- 4.12 CompTIA SecurityX (CAS-005) Course Outro