Hootix Academy

Content Services & Access Control — Certified Content Services Engineer Certification

Design the repository, the content model and who can touch what

Key facts

About the Content Services & Access Control — Certified Content Services Engineer certification

Engineer the heart of an ECM platform: content-services repository and content-model design, the CMIS standard, versioning and renditions, folder, flat and virtual-folder structures, and above all document ACCESS CONTROL — access-control lists, role-based and attribute-based access control, permission inheritance and break-inheritance, audit trails, records management with retention schedules, legal hold and disposition, and document-centric workflow. Theory plus labs implementing a secured, versioned, audited content model.

What you will learn

The official Content Services & Access Control — Certified Content Services Engineer study course covers:

  1. The Repository and the Content Model — How a repository is built internally and how to design the content model: content types, aspects, properties and relationships.
  2. CMIS, Versioning and Renditions — The CMIS interoperability standard, versioning strategies, renditions and transformations, folder structures and content query.
  3. Document Access Control — ACLs, RBAC and ABAC, permission inheritance and break-inheritance, least privilege and segregation of duties, and common mistakes.
  4. Audit, Records Management and Workflow — Audit trails and tamper-evidence, records management and retention, document-centric workflow and BPM, events and governance.
  5. Hands-on Lab: Implement a Secured, Versioned, Audited Content Model — Apply the whole level to a claims case-management repository: model, version and render, design ACL/RBAC/ABAC, add retention and audit, and build a r…

Frequently asked questions

Is the Content Services & Access Control — Certified Content Services Engineer certificate verifiable?
Yes. Every issued Hootix Academy certificate carries a unique credential code that anyone can verify online.
How is the Content Services & Access Control — Certified Content Services Engineer exam structured?
It is a 110-minute ID-verified multiple-choice exam of 65 questions; you need 70% to pass.
Do I need to buy the course to take the exam?
Each certification is sold three ways: the exam on its own, the online course on its own, or both together as a Course + exam bundle (the bundle price is the course price plus the exam price).
How long does the Content Services & Access Control — Certified Content Services Engineer course take?
About 38 hours of self-paced study.

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