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Description
This course covers everything you need to know to pass your CompTIA Security+ Certification SY0-501 Exam. It includes 121 lectures focusing on the latest trends and techniques in risk management, risk mitigation, threat management, and intrusion detection. The first goal of the course is to make you a good IT security tech and, in the process, make sure you are ready to pass the CompTIA Security+ exam.
- Access 121 lectures & 18 hours of content 24/7
- Detect various types of threats, attacks, & vulnerabilities
- Assess & troubleshoot system issues w/ network components
- Implement secure network architecture concepts
Instructor
Total Seminars provides certification training services and training materials to thousands of schools, corporations, and government agencies including the United Nations, the FBI and all branches of the Department of Defense. Total Seminars produces the #1 selling CompTIA A+ and Network+ Certification books with over 1 million books in print.Total Seminars has created a number of “Best-Selling” Udemy video courses by Mike Meyers and the Total Seminars team of Instructors. They also develop supplemental materials such as the TotalTester certification practice tests and TotalSims lab simulations to support your certification preparation. These are available on the Total Seminars web site.
Important Details
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web & mobile streaming
- Certification of completion included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Updates included
- Experience level required: intermediate
Requirements
- Basic familiarity with PCs and networks
Terms
- Unredeemed licenses can be returned for store credit within 30 days of purchase. Once your license is redeemed, all sales are final.
Course Outline
- Your First Program
- Introduction
- Introduction to Security+ SY0-501 - 3:21
- Chapter 1 - Risk Management
- The CIA of Security - 3:45
- What is Risk? - 9:53
- Threat Actors - 6:39
- Managing Risk - 11:56
- Using Guides for Risk Assessment - 6:23
- Security Controls - 7:23
- Interesting Security Controls - 3:15
- Defense in Depth - 4:56
- IT Security Governance - 8:18
- Security Policies - 8:17
- Frameworks - 8:21
- Quantitative Risk Calculations - 8:11
- Business Impact Analysis - 11:58
- Organizing Data - 9:59
- Security Training - 10:01
- Third-Party Agreements - 8:42
- Chapter 2 - Cryptography
- Cryptography Basics - 17:11
- Cryptographic Methods - 7:24
- Symmetric Cryptosystems - 11:44
- Symmetric Block Modes - 7:46
- RSA Cryptosystems - 10:18
- Diffie-Hellman - 6:42
- PGP/GPG - 9:45
- Hashing - 7:15
- HMAC - 3:46
- Steganography - 5:38
- Certificates and Trust - 14:15
- Public Key Infastucture - 20:48
- Cryptographic Attacks - 24:13
- Chapter 3 - Identity and Access Management
- Identification - 12:42
- Authorization Concepts - 5:48
- Access Control List - 6:28
- Password Security - 9:13
- Linux File Permissions - 14:52
- Windows File Permissions - 13:38
- User Account Management - 6:43
- AAA - 8:03
- Authentication Methods - 19:40
- Single Sign-On - 10:09
- Chapter 4 - Tools of the Trade
- OS Utilties, Part 1 - 14:46
- OS Utilties, Part 2 - 14:04
- Network Scanners - 10:47
- Protocol Analyzers - 10:51
- SNMP - 15:22
- Logs - 11:10
- Chapter 5 - Securing Individual Systems
- Denial of Service - 8:33
- Host Threats - 9:01
- Man-in-the-Middle - 22:07
- System Resiliency - 11:17
- RAID - 11:18
- NAS and SAN - 15:52
- Physical Hardening - 7:26
- RFI, EMI, and ESD - 3:12
- Host Hardening - 16:17
- Data and System Security - 4:21
- Disk Encryption - 6:42
- Hardware/Firmware Security - 9:11
- Secure OS Types - 7:43
- Securing Peripherals - 11:03
- Malware - 10:11
- Analyzing Output - 14:54
- IDS and IPS - 4:28
- Automation Strategies - 4:57
- Data Destruction - 4:52
- Chapter 6 - The Basic LAN
- LAN Review - 8:00
- Network Topologies Review - 5:03
- Network Zone Review - 10:26
- Network Access Controls - 10:31
- The Network Firewall - 13:05
- Proxy Servers - 12:44
- Honeypots - 4:32
- Virtual Private Networks - 13:46
- IPSec - 11:55
- NIDS/NIPS - 6:00
- SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) - 7:06
- Chapter 7 - Beyond the Basic LAN
- Wireless Review - 9:43
- Living in Open Networks - 9:41
- Vulnerabilities with Wireless Access Points - 7:01
- Cracking 802.11, WEP - 11:58
- Cracking 802.11, WPA and WPA2 - 9:23
- Cracking 802.11, WPS - 9:47
- Wireless Hardening - 14:03
- Wireless Access Points - 13:13
- Virtualization Basics - 7:15
- Virtual Security - 15:05
- Containers - 10:46
- Infrastucture as a Service (IaaS) - 9:32
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - 9:03
- Software as a Service (SaaS) - 2:39
- Deployment Models - 8:41
- Static Hosts - 7:30
- Mobile Connectivity - 12:03
- Deploying Mobile Devices - 5:24
- Mobile Enforcement - 12:32
- Mobile Device Management - 10:24
- Physical Controls - 8:44
- HVAC - 7:25
- Fire Suppression - 4:02
- Chapter 8 - Secure Protocols
- Secure Encryption Applications and Protocols - 10:55
- Network Models - 6:45
- Know Your Protocols - TCP/IP - 6:07
- Know Your Protocols - Applications - 5:42
- Transport Layer Security (TLS) - 12:04
- Internet Service Hardening - 6:43
- Protecting Your Servers - 6:12
- Secure Code Development - 10:17
- Secure Deployment Concepts - 12:04
- Code Quality and Testing - 5:00
- Chapter 9 - Testing Your Infrastructure
- Vulnerability Scanning Tools - 9:22
- Vulnerability Scanning Assessment - 4:43
- Social Engineering Principles - 2:14
- Social Engineering Attacks - 7:54
- Attacking Applications - 10:56
- Attacking Web Sites - 7:53
- Exploiting a Target - 11:17
- Vulnerability Impact - 10:48
- Chapter 10 - Dealing with Incidents
- Incident Response - 6:34
- Digital Forensics - 11:35
- Contingency Planning - 10:10
- Backups - 7:43
access
Lifetime
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18.0 Hours
enrolled
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