IT Security Course Certification- Henry Harvin®

Name: Introduction To IT Security Course Certification- Henry Harvin® | Henry Harvin
Uploaded: 2022-07-09 12:33:42

Module 1: Understanding Security Threats
we will cover the basics of security in an IT environment. We will learn how to define and recognize security risks, vulnerabilities and threats. We'll identify the most common security attacks in an organization and understand how security revolves around the "CIA" principle. By the end of this module, you will know the types of malicious software, network attacks, client-side attacks, and the essential security terms you'll see in the workplace.
- Course Introduction
- The CIA Triad
- Essential Security Terms
- Malicious Software
- Malware Continued
- Network Attacks
- Denial-of-Service
- Client-Side Attacks
- Password Attacks
- Deceptive Attacks
Module 2: Cryptology
we'll learn about cryptology. We'll explore different types of encryption practices and how they work. We'll show you the most common algorithms used in cryptography and how they've evolved over time. By the end of this module, you'll understand how symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, and hashing work; you'll also know how to choose the most appropriate cryptographic method for a scenario you may see in the workplace.
- Cryptography
- Symmetric Cryptography
- Symmetric Encryption Algorithms
- Rob What a Security Engineer Does
- Asymmetric Cryptography
- Asymmetric Encryption Algorithms
- Hashing
- Hashing Algorithms
- Hashing Algorithms (continued)
- Public Key Infrastructure
- Cryptography in Action
- Securing Network Traffic
- Cryptographic Hardware
Module 3: AAA Security (Not Roadside Assistance)
we'll learn about the "three A's" in cybersecurity. No matter what type of tech role you're in, it's important to understand how authentication, authorization, and accounting work within an organization. By the end of this module, you'll be able to choose the most appropriate method of authentication, authorization, and level of access granted for users in an organization.
- Authentication Best Practices
- Multifactor Authentication
- Certificates
- LDAP
- RADIUS
- Kerberos
- TACACS+
- Single Sign-On
- Rob Path to IT
- Authorization and Access Control Methods
- Access Control
- Access Control List
- Tracking Usage and Access
- Rob Important Skills in Security
Module 4: Securing Your Networks
we'll learn about secure network architecture. It's important to know how to implement security measures on a network environment, so we'll show you some of the best practices to protect an organization's network. We'll learn about some of the risks of wireless networks and how to mitigate them. We'll also cover ways to monitor network traffic and read packet captures. By the end of this module, you'll understand how VPNs, proxies and reverse proxies work; why 802.1X is a super important for network protection; understand why WPA/WPA2 is better than WEP; and know how to use tcpdump to capture and analyze packets on a network. That's a lot of information, but well worth it for an IT Support Specialist to understand!
- Network Hardening Best Practices
- Network Hardware Hardening
- Network Software Hardening
- Joe Personal Obstacle
- WEP Encryption and Why You Shouldn't Use It
- Let's Get Rid of WEP! WPA/WPA2
- Wireless Hardening
- Heather Social Engineering
- Sniffing the Network
- Wireshark and tcpdump
- Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems
Module 5: Defense in Depth
we're going to go more in-depth into security defense. We'll cover ways to implement methods for system hardening, application hardening, and determine the policies for OS security. By the end of this module, you'll know why it's important to disable unnecessary components of a system, learn about host-based firewalls, setup anti-malware protection, implement disk encryption, and configure software patch management and application policies.
- Intro to Defense in Depth
- Disabling Unnecessary Components
- Host-Based Firewall
- Logging and Auditing
- Antimalware Protection
- Disk Encryption
- Heather Self Learning
- Software Patch Management
- Application Policies
Module 6: Creating a Company Culture for Security
we'll explore ways to create a company culture for security. It's important for any tech role to determine appropriate measures to meet the three goals of security. By the end of this module, you will develop a security plan for an organization to demonstrate the skills you've learned in this course. You're almost done, keep up the great work!
- Security Goals
- Measuring and Assessing Risk
- Privacy Policy
- User Habits
- Third-Party Security
- Security Training
- Alex Grit Story
- Incident Reporting and Analysis
- Incident Response and Recovery
- Mobile Security and Privacy

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