Hosted by Dr. Jason Edwards · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 71 episodes
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This audio-only CSSLP prep course is built for busy security professionals who want to study anywhere, without a screen. Across 70 tightly focused episodes, you’ll walk the full Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional exam blueprint, from requirements and architecture to implementation, testing, operations, and supply chain risk. Each episode is structured as a guided journey: clear concepts, concrete examples, pitfalls to avoid, and quick mental rehearsals you can follow along with in real time.You’ll hear practical takes on exam strategy, secure design principles, SDLC integration, threat modeling, metrics, documentation, incident response, and more, all in plain language. Recap checkpoints, glossary episodes, and acronym refreshers reinforce what you’ve learned so it sticks when you sit for the exam. Whether you’re commuting, at the gym, or in between meetings, this podcast turns small pockets of time into steady progress toward your CSSLP.
Dr. Jason Edwards hosts Certified: The ISC2 CSSLP Audio Course, a technology show with 71 episodes published.
Key terms and principles appear throughout the CSSLP exam, and being able to recall them quickly in plain language is essential for reading questions correctly and evaluating answer options. This episode presents a conce
Exam day performance depends as much on process as on knowledge, and CSSLP candidates who manage time, stress, and attention methodically have a clear advantage. In this episode, you walk through the logistics and mindse
Later CSSLP domains extend security thinking into supply chain, operations, and broader governance, and a focused recap helps integrate these topics into a cohesive mental model. This episode revisits core themes such as
Contracts define how legal, operational, and security responsibilities are shared, and the CSSLP exam often expects you to interpret these agreements from a security and risk perspective. In this episode, you look at how
Supplier security cannot be assured at contract signing alone; it has to be monitored and enforced throughout the full relationship, which is a recurring theme in CSSLP scenarios. In this episode, you examine how to tran
Component pedigree and provenance determine whether you can trust the origins and integrity of the software building blocks in your systems, and the CSSLP blueprint highlights this as a critical element of modern assuran
Choosing a new third-party product or service is effectively choosing to share risk with another organization, and CSSLP questions often examine how thoughtfully that decision is made. This episode outlines the key eleme
Software today depends on a layered supply chain of cloud platforms, third-party services, open-source components, and commercial products, and the CSSLP exam expects you to treat this web of dependencies as a primary ri
Service levels and formal SLAs influence how software and supporting services are designed, monitored, and improved, and CSSLP items increasingly connect these agreements to security expectations. This episode explains h
Business continuity and disaster recovery planning connect directly to the CSSLP focus on availability, resiliency, and risk treatment across the software lifecycle. This episode explains how to identify critical busines
Runtime protection adds an active defensive layer while applications are serving real users, and CSSLP questions increasingly probe how these controls fit with design, testing, and operations. Core capabilities discussed
Vulnerability management goes beyond running scanners; it is a continual process of discovering, assessing, and closing real weaknesses, and the CSSLP exam examines whether that process is balanced and evidence-driven. E
Patch management connects vulnerability knowledge to operational change, and the CSSLP exam focuses on whether this connection is timely, prioritized, and controlled. The process begins with accurate asset inventories th
Incident response is where plans and controls are tested under stress, and CSSLP scenarios often examine whether organizations can move from detection to containment and recovery in a structured way. Core concepts in thi
Security telemetry turns raw events into insight about how systems behave, which threats are active, and whether controls are working as intended, and the CSSLP exam expects you to recognize effective monitoring designs.
Authority to operate represents formal acceptance of risk and confirmation that required controls are in place, and the CSSLP exam views it as the culmination of many lifecycle activities. This episode describes how to d
Installation and deployment procedures are moments of high risk, when new systems, configurations, and paths are created, and the CSSLP exam frequently examines whether those moments are controlled. This episode explains
Secrets management sits at the center of many high-impact breaches, and the CSSLP exam expects a disciplined approach across the entire secret lifecycle. This episode clarifies what counts as a secret, including password
Continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines determine how changes reach production, and the CSSLP exam increasingly reflects the need to secure those paths end-to-end. This episode outlines the structure of
Secure configuration baselines define the minimum hardening level every system must meet, and the CSSLP exam treats them as fundamental controls rather than optional refinements. This episode explains how baselines are d
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