Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate (200-201) Cert Prep: 3 Host-Based Analysis

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Lisa Bock

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[1] Introduction

[1] Securing the endpoints.mp4

00:57

[2] Prepare for Cisco CBROPS exam v1.0.mp4

00:54

[3] Set up your test environment.mp4

02:22

[2] 1. Outlining the Window OS

[1] Visualize the Windows architecture.mp4

04:37

[2] Dissect the Windows file system.mp4

04:51

[3] Working with Windows Registry.mp4

04:53

[4] Running a Windows OS.mp4

04:29

[5] Manage network settings.mp4

02:17

[6] Use netstat.mp4

03:35

[7] Monitor the Windows OS.mp4

03:00

[3] 2. Discovering the Linux OS

[1] Recognize the value of a Linux OS.mp4

01:50

[2] Interact with a Linux OS.mp4

02:10

[3] Use the Linux file system.mp4

03:10

[4] Monitor log files.mp4

04:24

[5] Avoid malware on a Linux host.mp4

02:36

[6] Harden the OS.mp4

02:16

[4] 3. Monitoring the Endpoints

[1] Outline the network architecture.mp4

02:43

[2] Provide defense in depth.mp4

02:18

[3] Simple Network Management Protocol.mp4

04:00

[4] Understand NTP.mp4

03:03

[5] Challenge Configure NTP.mp4

00:45

[6] Solution Configure NTP.mp4

04:41

[5] 4. Examining Network Security Data

[1] Understand data types used in security monitoring.mp4

02:56

[2] Challenge Configure SNMP.mp4

00:46

[3] Solution Configure SNMP.mp4

06:09

[4] Generate a malware analysis report.mp4

04:41

[5] Compare HIDS with NIDS.mp4

04:27

[6] Use a sandbox to evaluate malicious activity.mp4

03:16

[6] 5. Responding to Cybersecurity Incidents

[1] Cyber attribution.mp4

03:03

[2] Outline the digital forensic investigation.mp4

02:05

[3] Compare different types of evidence.mp4

02:14

[4] Preserve the chain of custody.mp4

03:32

[7] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

01:24

Description

Cybersecurity specialists and related occupations are in high demand. In this course, instructor Lisa Bock helps you prepare for the host-based analysis portion of the Cisco CyberOps exam. Lisa begins by summarizing key components in a Windows OS. She then walks you through the architecture, file system, and registry, along with ways you can interact with netstat to monitor active processes. Lisa reviews basics on how to monitor the Linux OS, either while working in the shell or a GUI. She describes the importance of having a solid grasp of the network architecture and reinforces how to achieve defense in depth to monitor and protect all endpoints. Lisa then covers the elements of an IPS/IDS log entry, along with ways to examine your network security data. She summarizes methods to generate a malware analysis report. Finally, Lisa explains how to respond effectively to a cybersecurity incident while preserving the chain of custody after an attack.

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Experienced author with a demonstrated history of working in the e-learning industry. She is a security ambassador with a broad range of IT skills and knowledge, including networking, CyberOps, Wireshark, biometrics, Ethical Hacking and the IoT. Lisa is an author for LinkedIn Learning, Packt Publishing and CompTIA and is an award-winning speaker who has presented at several national conferences. She holds a MS in computer information systems/information assurance from UMGC. Lisa was an associate professor in the IT department at Pennsylvania College of Technology (Williamsport, PA) from 2003 until her retirement in 2020. She is involved with various volunteer activities, and she and her husband Mike enjoy bike riding, watching movies, and traveling.

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