The CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner certification is an international, vendor-neutral exam that proves competency in enterprise security; risk management; research and analysis; and integration of computing, communications, and business disciplines.

CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP) Certification Course Outline

Lesson 1: The Enterprise Security Architecture

• The Basics of Enterprise Security
• The Enterprise Structure
• Enterprise Security Requirements
   

Lesson 2: Enterprise Security Technology

• Common Network Security Components and Technologies
• Communications and Collaboration Security
• Cryptographic Tools and Techniques
• Advanced Authentication
   

Lesson 3: Enterprise Resource Technology

• Enterprise Storage Security Issues
• Distributed, Shared, and Virtualized Computing
• Cloud Computing and Security
   

Lesson 4: Security Design and Solutions

• Network Security Design
• Conduct a Security Assessment
• Host Security
   

Lesson 5: Application Security Design

• Application Security Basics
• Web Application Security

Lesson 6: Managing Risk, Security Policies, and Security Procedures

• Analyze Security Risk
• Implement Risk Mitigation Strategies and Controls
• Implement Enterprise-Level Security Policies and Procedures
• Prepare for Incident Response and Recovery
   

Lesson 7: Enterprise Security Integration

• The Technology Life Cycle
• Inter-Organizational Change
• Integrate Enterprise Disciplines to Achieve Secure Solutions
   

Lesson 8: Security Research and Analysis

• Perform an Industry Trends and Impact Analysis
• Perform an Enterprise Security Analysis

- min 5 years IT experience 

- advanced knowledge od network and it's components

- experience in IT security

- knowledge of troubleshoot when implementing technology in IT

- basic knowledge of concept 'enterprise'

CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP) Certification Course Objectives

• Identify enterprise security fundamentals.
• Apply enterprise security technology solutions.
• Identify enterprise resource technologies and the potential security implications for these resources.
• Design security solutions.
• Identify application security design issues such as best practices for development and testing as well as threat mitigation techniques.
• Manage risk, security policies, and security procedures within an enterprise.
• Integrate security solutions within an enterprise.
• Conduct security research and analysis.