CompTIA Security+ (SY0-601) Course with Practice Exam

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1. About the course and exam

1. About the course and certification.mp4

04:42

2. About the course author.html

3. Pre-requisites.mp4

01:31

4. Tools and tips to help you study more efficiently.mp4

08:12

5. Study techniques that will help you pass.html

6. What surprised me the most about the exam.mp4

05:15

7. Join our Discord community for support and interaction.html

8. Acronym definitions and study template.html

2. Domain 1 Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities

1. About threats, attacks, and vulnerabilities.mp4

03:50

3. 1.1 Compare and contrast social engineering techniques

1. What is social engineering.mp4

02:38

2. Principles.mp4

03:17

3. Spam.mp4

02:09

4. Blocking and Managing Spam.mp4

02:28

5. Phishing.mp4

05:38

6. Smishing.mp4

02:38

7. Vishing.mp4

01:36

8. Spear phishing.mp4

00:52

9. Whaling.mp4

00:56

10. Impersonation.mp4

03:13

11. Dumpster diving.mp4

01:47

12. Shoulder surfing.mp4

02:14

13. Pharming.mp4

07:06

14. Tailgating.mp4

01:49

15. Eliciting information.mp4

01:50

16. Prepending.mp4

01:53

17. Identity fraud.mp4

03:09

18. Invoice scams.mp4

01:17

19. Credentials harvesting.mp4

02:12

20. Reconnaissance.mp4

02:13

21. Hoax.mp4

03:05

22. Watering hole attack.mp4

01:40

23. Typo squatting and URL Hijacking.mp4

01:47

24. Influence campaigns.mp4

02:53

25. Hybrid warfare.mp4

01:55

26. Knowledge check.html

4. 1.2 Analyze potential indicators to determine the type of attack

1. What is malware.mp4

06:58

2. Malware classification.mp4

05:51

3. Virus.mp4

03:49

4. Worms.mp4

03:37

5. Backdoor.mp4

04:05

6. Trojans.mp4

05:44

7. Remote access Trojan (RAT).mp4

03:26

8. Ransomware and Crypto Malware.mp4

04:50

9. How does ransomware work.mp4

04:48

10. Potentially unwanted programs (PUPs).mp4

01:57

11. Spyware.mp4

03:49

12. Adware & Malvertising.mp4

03:22

13. Keyloggers.mp4

01:05

14. Fileless malware.mp4

01:52

15. Logic bombs.mp4

03:07

16. Rootkit.mp4

01:59

17. Bots and Botnets.mp4

04:54

18. Command and control.mp4

03:16

19. What are password attacks.mp4

07:13

20. Plaintext, encrypted, and hashed passwords.mp4

05:51

21. Brute force.mp4

02:09

22. Dictionary attacks.mp4

02:17

23. Spraying attacks.mp4

01:42

24. Rainbow and hash tables.mp4

05:29

25. Credential stuffing.mp4

04:12

26. What are physical attacks.mp4

00:50

27. Malicious universal serial bus (USB) cable.mp4

01:44

28. Malicious flash drive.mp4

01:17

29. Card cloning.mp4

01:00

30. Skimming.mp4

04:58

31. What is adversarial AI and tainted training for ML.mp4

02:09

32. Supply-chain attacks.mp4

05:08

33. Cloud-based vs. on-premises attacks.mp4

04:06

34. Cryptography concepts.mp4

05:13

35. Cryptographic attacks.mp4

04:22

36. Knowledge Check 1.2.1.html

37. Knowledge Check 1.2.2.html

38. Knowledge Check 1.2.3.html

5. 1.3 Analyze potential indicators associated with application attacks

1. Privilege escalation.mp4

02:23

2. Improper input handling.mp4

02:11

3. Improper error handling.mp4

02:41

4. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS).mp4

05:35

5. Structured query language (SQL Injections).mp4

05:24

6. Dynamic Link Library (DLL Injections).mp4

01:02

7. Lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP Injections).mp4

03:30

8. Extensible Markup Language (XML) and XPATH Injections.mp4

02:10

9. XXE Injections.mp4

01:51

10. Directory traversal.mp4

03:36

11. Request forgeries.mp4

03:40

12. Application Programming Interface (API) attacks.mp4

02:19

13. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) stripping.mp4

04:15

14. Replay attack (session replays).mp4

03:10

15. Pass the hash.mp4

01:46

16. Race conditions (time of check and time of use).mp4

02:11

17. Resource exhaustion.mp4

02:50

18. Memory leak.mp4

02:13

19. Pointerobject dereference.mp4

01:43

20. Integer overflow.mp4

01:20

21. Buffer overflows.mp4

02:20

22. Driver manipulation (shimming and refactoring).mp4

02:50

23. Knowledge Check 1.3.1.html

24. Knowledge Check 1.3.2.html

6. 1.4 Analyze potential indicators of network attacks

1. What are wireless attacks.mp4

02:17

2. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS).mp4

03:03

3. Rogue access point and Evil Twin.mp4

03:44

4. Bluesnarfing and Bluejacking.mp4

01:52

5. Disassociation and Jamming.mp4

02:55

6. Radio Frequency Identifier (RFID) attacks.mp4

03:12

7. Near Field Communication (NFC) attacks.mp4

01:55

8. Initialization Vector (IV).mp4

02:44

9. Man in the middle.mp4

03:07

10. Man in the browser.mp4

01:35

11. What are layer 2 attacks.mp4

00:31

12. Address resolution protocol (ARP) poisoning.mp4

02:35

13. Media access control (MAC) flooding.mp4

05:11

14. MAC cloning & spoofing.mp4

02:55

15. What are Domain Name System (DNS) attacks and defenses.mp4

02:12

16. Domain hijacking.mp4

01:08

17. DNS poisoning.mp4

03:12

18. Universal resource locator (URL) redirection.mp4

03:35

19. Domain reputation.mp4

01:42

20. Knowledge Check.html

7. 1.5 Explain threat actors, vectors, and intelligence sources

1. What are actors and threats.mp4

00:58

2. Attributes of actors.mp4

02:04

3. Vectors.mp4

01:46

4. Insider threats.mp4

03:13

5. State actors.mp4

03:09

6. Hacktivists.mp4

03:19

7. Script kiddies.mp4

01:28

8. Hackers (white hat, black hat, gray hat).mp4

05:04

9. Criminal syndicates.mp4

02:05

10. Advanced persistent threat (APT).mp4

06:22

11. Shadow IT.mp4

04:31

12. Competitors.mp4

02:05

13. Threat intelligence sources (OSINT and others).mp4

09:04

14. Using threat intelligence.mp4

07:06

15. Research sources.mp4

05:04

16. Knowledge Check.html

8. 1.6 Security concerns associated with various vulnerabilities

1. Cloud-based vs. on-premises vulnerabilities.mp4

10:44

2. Zero-day vulnerabilities.mp4

08:40

3. Weak configurations.mp4

03:02

4. Weak encryption, hashing, and digital signatures.mp4

05:20

5. Third-party risks.mp4

10:59

6. Improper or weak patch management.mp4

04:00

7. Legacy platforms.mp4

04:20

8. Impacts.mp4

05:23

9. Knowledge Check.html

9. 1.7 Summarizing techniques used in security assessments

1. Threat hunting.mp4

06:56

2. Vulnerability scans.mp4

08:37

3. SyslogSecurity information and event management (SIEM).mp4

08:26

4. Security orchestration, automation, response (SOAR).mp4

04:19

5. Knowledge Check.html

10. 1.8 Explaining techniques used in penetration testing

1. Important pentesting concepts.mp4

09:03

2. Bug bounties.mp4

03:27

3. Exercise types (red, blue, white, and purple teams).mp4

10:29

4. Passive and active reconnaissance.mp4

07:09

5. Knowledge Check.html

11. Domain 2 Architecture and Design

1. About architecture and design.html

12. 2.1 Explaining the importance of security concepts in an enterprise environment

1. Configuration management.mp4

04:37

2. Data sovereignty.mp4

04:48

3. Data protection.mp4

10:03

4. Hardware security module (HSM) and Trusted Platform Module (TPM).mp4

03:30

5. Geographical considerations.mp4

04:22

6. Cloud access security broker (CASB).mp4

03:35

7. Response and recovery controls.mp4

01:54

8. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) inspection.mp4

08:30

9. Hashing.mp4

04:25

10. API considerations.mp4

04:40

11. Site resiliency.mp4

04:53

12. Deception and disruption.mp4

05:26

13. Knowledge Check 2.1.html

13. 2.2 Virtualization and cloud computing concepts

1. Comparing cloud models.mp4

06:19

2. Cloud service providers.mp4

05:31

3. Virtualization.mp4

06:21

4. Containers.mp4

06:49

5. Microservices and APIs.mp4

05:32

6. Serverless architecture.mp4

05:00

7. MSPs and MSSPs.mp4

03:35

8. On-premises vs. off-premises.html

9. Edge computing.mp4

03:04

10. Fog computing.mp4

02:16

11. Thin client.mp4

02:25

12. Infrastructure as Code (IaC).mp4

04:25

13. Services integration.mp4

01:39

14. Resource policies.mp4

01:46

15. Transit gateway.mp4

02:31

16. Knowledge Check 2.2.html

14. 2.3 Secure application development, deployment, and automation concepts

1. Understanding development environments.mp4

06:01

2. Automation and scripting.mp4

03:56

3. Version control.mp4

02:13

4. Secure coding techniques.mp4

09:09

5. Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP).mp4

01:48

6. Integrity measurement.mp4

01:16

7. Software diversity.mp4

03:13

8. Provisioning and deprovisioning.mp4

01:56

9. Elasticity.mp4

03:49

10. Scalability.mp4

01:48

11. Knowledge Check 2.3.html

15. 2.4 Authentication and authorization design concepts

1. Important authentication and authorization concepts.mp4

06:51

2. Multifactor authentication (MFA) factors and attributes.mp4

09:24

3. MFA factors and attributes.html

4. Authentication technologies.mp4

09:42

5. Biometrics techniques and concepts.mp4

05:21

6. Authentication, authorization, and accounting (AAA).mp4

01:51

7. Cloud vs. on-premises requirements.mp4

03:27

8. Knowledge Check 2.4.html

16. 2.5 Implementing cybersecurity resilience

1. What is redundancy.mp4

01:47

2. Disk redundancy (RAID levels).mp4

10:47

3. Network redundancy.mp4

03:32

4. Power redundancy.mp4

04:21

5. Replication.mp4

04:21

6. Backup types (full, incremental, differential, and snapshot).mp4

07:41

7. Backup types practice scenarios.html

8. Backup devices and strategies.mp4

07:24

9. Backup types, devices, and strategies.html

10. Non-persistence.mp4

03:27

11. Restoration order.mp4

01:57

12. Diversity.mp4

03:55

13. Knowledge Check 2.5.html

17. 2.6 Security implications of embedded and specialized systems

1. What are embedded systems.mp4

03:28

2. System on a Chip (SoC).mp4

02:25

3. SCADA and ICS.mp4

02:20

4. Internet of Things (IoT).mp4

02:12

5. Specialized systems.mp4

03:33

6. VoIP, HVAC, DronesAVs, MFP, RTOS, Surveillance systems.mp4

05:16

7. Communication considerations.mp4

04:16

8. Important constraints.mp4

04:51

18. 2.7 Importance of physical security controls

1. Bollardsbarricades, Mantraps, Badges, Alarms, Signage.mp4

03:07

2. Lighting and fencing.mp4

02:07

3. Cameras and Closed-circuit television (CCTV).mp4

03:32

4. Industrial camouflage.mp4

01:45

5. Personnel, robots, dronesUAVs.mp4

03:51

6. Locks.mp4

03:51

7. Different sensors.mp4

03:13

8. Fire suppression.mp4

01:21

9. Protected cable distribution (PCD).mp4

02:13

10. Secure areas (air gap, faraday cages, DMZ, etc).mp4

01:20

11. Hot and cold aisles.mp4

01:20

12. Secure data destruction.mp4

07:05

13. USB data blocker.mp4

01:14

14. Knowledge Check 2.7.html

19. 2.8 Basics of cryptography

1. Common use cases.mp4

05:24

2. Key length.mp4

02:29

3. Key stretching.mp4

04:01

4. Salting, hashing, digital signatures.html

5. Perfect forward secrecy.mp4

04:08

6. Elliptic curve cryptography.mp4

00:49

7. Ephemeral.mp4

03:48

8. Symmetric vs. asymmetric encryption.mp4

01:19

9. Key exchange.mp4

02:09

10. Cipher suites.mp4

06:21

11. Modes of operation.mp4

02:23

12. Lightweight cryptography and Homomorphic encryption.mp4

00:53

13. Steganography.mp4

02:33

14. Blockchain.mp4

03:16

15. Quantum and post-quantum.mp4

02:33

16. Limitations.mp4

04:20

17. Knowledge Check 2.8.1.html

20. Domain 3 Implementation

1. About implementation.html

21. 3.1 Implement Secure Protocols

1. Important protocols to know and use cases.mp4

00:51

2. Important email secure protocols.mp4

07:11

3. IPsec and VPN.mp4

02:47

4. FTPS, SFTP, SCP.mp4

01:18

5. DNSSEC.mp4

01:56

7. DHCP.mp4

01:11

8. SNMP and SNMPv3.mp4

01:16

22. 3.2 Implement host or application security solutions

1. Endpoint protection.mp4

11:25

2. Self-encrypting drive (SED), full disk encryption (FDE), and file-level encrypti.mp4

05:34

3. Boot integrity.mp4

08:21

4. Database and data security.html

5. Application security.mp4

07:00

6. Hardening hosts.mp4

06:11

7. Sandboxing.mp4

03:25

23. 3.3 Implement secure network designs

1. DNS.html

2. Load balancing.mp4

09:13

3. Network segmentation.mp4

09:46

4. East-West and North-South.mp4

01:18

5. Jump servers (bastion hosts).mp4

03:16

6. NAT Gateways.mp4

01:34

7. Proxy servers.mp4

04:48

8. Out-of-band management.mp4

01:33

9. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and IPsec.mp4

09:33

10. Network Access Control (NAC).mp4

04:20

11. Port security.mp4

08:05

12. Network-based intrusion detection and prevention system (NIDS and NIPS).mp4

03:51

13. Firewalls.mp4

09:29

14. Next-Generation Firewalls.mp4

03:47

15. Access Control List (ACL) and Security Groups (SGs).mp4

05:33

16. Quality of Service (QoS).mp4

01:43

17. Implications of IPv6.mp4

03:04

18. Port scanning and port mirroring.mp4

03:51

19. File integrity monitors.mp4

02:13

24. 3.4 Install and configure wireless security settings

1. Cryptographic protocols.mp4

07:08

2. Methods.mp4

07:23

3. Authentication protocols.mp4

09:27

4. Installation considerations.mp4

02:13

25. 3.5 Implement secure mobile solutions

1. Connection methods and receivers.mp4

06:52

2. Mobile deployment models.mp4

05:43

3. Mobile device management (MDM).mp4

08:14

4. Mobile devices.mp4

05:39

5. Enforcement and monitoring.mp4

08:04

26. 3.6 Apply cybersecurity solutions to the cloud

1. Cloud security controls.mp4

04:22

2. Secure cloud storage.mp4

05:32

3. Secure cloud networking.mp4

06:31

4. Secure cloud compute resources.mp4

03:46

5. Secure cloud solutions.mp4

06:02

27. 3.7 Implement identity and account management controls

1. Understanding identity.mp4

05:21

2. Account types to consider.mp4

05:29

3. Account policies to consider.mp4

08:22

28. 3.8 Implement authentication and authorization solutions

1. Authentication management.mp4

05:28

2. Authentication protocols and considerations.mp4

04:13

3. Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP).html

4. RADIUS and TACACS+.mp4

05:33

5. Kerberos, LDAP, and NTLM.mp4

08:34

6. Federated Identities.mp4

06:53

7. Access control schemes.mp4

09:01

29. 3.9 Implement public key infrastructure

1. What is public key infrastructure.mp4

11:46

2. Types of certificates.mp4

06:37

3. Certificate formats.mp4

04:20

4. Important concepts.mp4

04:59

30. Domain 4 Operations and Incident Response

1. About operations and incident response.html

31. 4.1 Use the appropriate tools to assess organizational security

1. Network reconnaissance and discovery part 1.mp4

10:20

2. Network reconnaissance and discovery part 2.mp4

06:45

3. File manipulation.mp4

05:03

4. Shell and script environments.mp4

03:16

5. Packet capture and replay.mp4

03:34

6. Forensics tools.mp4

03:54

7. Exploitation frameworks.mp4

03:37

8. Password crackers.mp4

02:24

9. Data sanitization.mp4

02:36

32. 4.2 Policies, processes, and procedures for incident response

1. Incident response plans.mp4

02:12

2. Incident response process.mp4

09:41

3. Important exercises.mp4

04:08

4. Important attack frameworks.mp4

04:39

5. BCP, COOP, and DRP.mp4

03:45

6. Incident response team and stakeholder management.mp4

02:40

7. Retention policies.mp4

01:32

33. 4.3 Using appropriate data sources to support investigations after an incident

1. Vulnerability scan outputs.mp4

03:07

2. SIEM dashboards.mp4

04:41

3. Log files.mp4

05:28

4. Syslog, rsyslog, syslog-ng.mp4

04:11

5. Journald and journalctl.mp4

01:52

6. NXLog.mp4

00:49

7. Bandwidth and network monitors.mp4

06:46

8. Important and useful metadata.mp4

02:52

34. 4.4 Applying mitigation techniques or controls to secure environments during an

1. Reconfiguring endpoint security solutions.mp4

05:11

2. Configuration changes.mp4

03:38

3. Isolation, containment, and segmentation.mp4

04:44

4. Secure Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR).mp4

04:07

35. 4.5 Key aspects of digital forensics

1. Documentation and evidence.mp4

07:27

2. E-discovery, data recovery, and non-repudiation.mp4

05:31

3. Integrity and preservation of information.mp4

04:09

4. Acquisition.mp4

11:46

5. On-premises vs. cloud.mp4

04:26

6. Strategic intelligence and counterintelligence.mp4

01:56

36. Domain 5 Governance, Risk, and Compliance

1. About governance, risk and compliance.mp4

02:43

37. 5.1 Compare and contrast various types of controls

1. Categories.mp4

03:28

2. Control types.mp4

03:55

38. 5.2 Applicable regulationsstandardsframeworks that impact security posture

1. Regulations, standards, and legislation.mp4

04:18

2. Key frameworks to know about.mp4

11:30

3. Benchmarks and secure configuration guides.mp4

02:14

39. 5.3 Importance of policies to organizational security

1. Personnel.mp4

07:50

2. User training.mp4

04:03

3. Third-party risk management.mp4

06:55

4. Data.mp4

02:59

5. Credential policies.mp4

07:00

6. Organizational policies.mp4

05:30

40. 5.4 Risk management processes and concepts

1. Types of risks.mp4

04:21

2. Risk management strategies.mp4

05:07

3. Risk analysis.mp4

06:01

4. Disasters.mp4

02:48

5. Business impact analysis.mp4

04:29

41. 5.5 Privacy and sensitive data concepts in relation to security

1. Organizational consequences of privacy breaches.mp4

04:10

2. Notifications of breaches.mp4

02:29

3. Data types.mp4

07:43

4. Privacy enhancing technologies.mp4

05:40

5. Roles and responsibilities.mp4

03:09

42. Practice Exams and Next Steps

1. What should you do next.html

2. Bonus FREE Performance-Based Questions (PBQs).html

3. Realistic Security+ Practice Exam.html

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About the Instructor
Hi, my name is Christophe Limpalair, and I will be your instructor for this course. IÂ got my start in IT at the age of 11 building websites for organizations. This is where IÂ first learned the importance of writing secure code because some of my websites got hacked and I had to figure out how. Back then, there weren't very many affordable learning resources for this topic, so figuring this out was very painful at times. That's when I first started to realize that more training was needed in IT.
Fast-forward a few years, and this thing called "AWS"Â was becoming more and more popular. IÂ started learning how it worked by migrating a few of my projects to it, and IÂ fell in love. Cloud computing was the real deal and IÂ knew it was going to become more and more important over time, so I learned as much of it as IÂ could. Around the same time, IÂ founded a training platform for developers which got acquired by Linux Academy in 2016. There, IÂ authored multiple AWSÂ courses including:Â AWSÂ Lambda Deep Dive, AWSÂ Certified Developer Associate (certification course), AWSÂ Certified DevOps Engineer Professional (certification course), AWSÂ Backup Strategies, and more. IÂ also helped build and secure our Hands-On Labs platform which was constantly under attack because malicious actors wanted to abuse our lab platform to mine cryptocurrency or to launch external attacks from our infrastructure. At the same time, many of our business customers were also sharing that they had issues and concerns with making sure their cloud environments and resources were secure, especially as they were migrating from on-prem.
Once Linux Academy was acquired and merged with ACloudGuru in 2019, IÂ decided to launch my own training platform called Cybr to provide affordable cybersecurity training, including this course and AWSÂ cloud security courses, as well as ethical hacking courses.
Long story short, I've been in ITÂ for about 20 years and I've gotten exposure to web development, cloud computing, and cybersecurity. These are all topics I'm passionate about and that are needed to understand for the Security+Â exam, and IÂ love giving back because so many people have helped me along my journey. That's why I've been creating both free and affordable training material for over 7 years, and that's why IÂ created a free community that all are welcome to join. IÂ hope to see you in my community and in my course!

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This course also comes with:
Lifetime access to the content
Udemy Certificate of Completion
Free access to a cybersecurity community
Notion study template you can fully customize
Full list of Security+Â acronyms and their definitions
Full practice exam (multiple choice Q&A) with explanations
Performance-Based Questions (PBQs) with explanations
Let's get you CompTIAÂ Security+Â certified!**
Who this course is for:
Learners who want to pass the CompTIA Security+ certification
Learners who want to build a solid foundation for cybersecurity by learning best practices
Learners who are seeking a career in cybersecurity
Learners who wish to learn more about common threats facing IT systems, networks, applications, and the cloud

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We are an online community and training platform, and we're here to help you build your cybersecurity career.Cybr was founded in 2020 by veterans of the IT and training industries who have helped individuals learn new skills and get certified, and businesses deploy training initiatives across their organization.We believe that the world can be a safer place through training and community, and we intend to carry out that mission one person at a time! Join us on this mission and build your cybersecurity career regardless of your current skill level.

Christophe Limpalair

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After writing his first lines of code at the age of 11, Christophe developed a passion for technology. Frustrated with the state & cost of education, he spent the last few years training individuals and organizations (SMB & F500) on how to use the cloud by pioneering hands-on training technologies. After his journey of building two successful IT businesses to acquisition in the last six years, he realized that most struggle with building secure software, so he co-founded Cybr to help make the world a more secure place through community and training.

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