Course Outline

Domain 1: Architectural Concepts and Design Requirements

  • Comprehend cloud computing concepts for government.
  • Explain the reference architecture of cloud computing.
  • Understand security principles pertinent to cloud computing.
  • Grasp design principles for secure cloud computing environments.
  • Identify trusted cloud services suitable for government use.

Domain 2: Cloud Data Security

  • Understand the cloud data lifecycle, guided by CSA recommendations.
  • Design and implement cloud data storage architectures that meet government standards.
  • Develop and apply robust data security strategies for government use.
  • Implement data discovery and classification technologies in a government context.
  • Design and enforce jurisdictional data protections for personally identifiable information (PII) in compliance with government regulations.
  • Create and manage data rights management systems tailored for government operations.
  • Plan and implement data retention, deletion, and archiving policies that align with government requirements.
  • Ensure the auditability, traceability, and accountability of data events in government cloud environments.

Domain 3: Cloud Platform and Infrastructure Security

  • Understand the components of cloud infrastructure for government use.
  • Analyze risks associated with cloud infrastructure in a government setting.
  • Design and plan security controls that meet government standards.
  • Develop disaster recovery and business continuity management plans for government cloud environments.

Domain 4: Cloud Application Security

  • Recognize the importance of training and awareness in application security for government.
  • Understand cloud software assurance and validation processes for government applications.
  • Utilize verified secure software in government operations.
  • Comprehend the software development life-cycle (SDLC) process as it applies to government projects.
  • Apply the secure software development life-cycle in government contexts.
  • Understand the specific architecture requirements of cloud applications for government use.
  • Design appropriate identity and access management (IAM) solutions for government systems.

Domain 5: Operations

  • Support the planning process for data center design in government environments.
  • Implement and build physical infrastructure for cloud environments that meet government standards.
  • Operate and maintain physical infrastructure for government cloud environments.
  • Manage physical infrastructure to ensure compliance with government regulations.
  • Build logical infrastructure for government cloud environments.
  • Operate and manage logical infrastructure in government cloud settings.
  • Ensure compliance with regulatory frameworks and controls (e.g., ITIL, ISO/IEC 20000-1) for government operations.
  • Conduct risk assessments of both logical and physical infrastructure for government use.
  • Understand the collection, acquisition, and preservation of digital evidence in a government context.
  • Manage communication with relevant stakeholders in government projects.

Domain 6: Legal and Compliance

  • Understand legal requirements and unique risks within the cloud environment for government.
  • Address privacy issues, including jurisdictional variations, in government cloud operations.
  • Comprehend audit processes, methodologies, and required adaptations for a government cloud environment.
  • Evaluate the implications of cloud computing on enterprise risk management for government entities.
  • Understand outsourcing and cloud contract design for government agencies.
  • Execute effective vendor management practices in government cloud environments.

Requirements

Recommended Prerequisites: Completion of CISSP for government

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