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EC-Council CCSE: Certified Cloud Security Engineer
Get training on protecting enterprise cloud infrastructure through security practices and cloud security services. EC-Council CCSE course teaches threat detection and mitigation, access management, and network and storage security concepts. It prepares engineers to address enterprise security needs.
Provider Information
NetCom Learning
1460 Broadway, 8th Floor, Room 8003
New York, NY 10036
Course Overview
Have working knowledge in network security management
You will need an account (preferably, a new free tier account) on AWS, Azure, and GCP cloud services to perform labs
Basic understanding of cloud computing concepts
8th Floor
Room 8003
New York, NY 10036
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Learning Objectives
Plan and execute a cloud security strategy and governance model across the organization.
Assess and mitigate risks, threats, and vulnerabilities with continuous monitoring and remediation.
Implement robust IAM (least privilege, role design, conditional access, secrets/keys).
Secure core infrastructure: network segmentation/WAF, storage encryption, virtualization hardening, management-plane controls.
Architect secure cloud networks using native provider controls and policy enforcement.
Secure applications end-to-end via SSDLC, code-to-cloud controls, and runtime protection.
Protect cloud data with classification, encryption (at rest/in transit/in use), key management, backup/DR.
Establish GRC, incident response, and business continuity; understand shared responsibility and legal implications.
Operate multi-cloud security (AWS, Azure, GCP) using native security services for detection and response.
Implement operational and compliance controls, perform audits, and secure private, multi-tenant, and hybrid environments.
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
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