CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701)

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1. Chapter 1 Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

05:37

2. Chapter 2 General Security Concepts

1. Examining Security Control Categories.mp4

12:22

2. Examining Security Control Types.mp4

19:23

3. Examining the Principles of Security.mp4

18:57

4. Examining Authentication Factors.mp4

15:36

5. Examining Authorization and Access Control Models.mp4

23:24

6. Examining Authentication Authorization and Accounting (AAA).mp4

14:21

7. Examining the Principles of Zero Trust.mp4

17:51

8. Examining Physical Security.mp4

20:35

9. Examining Deception and Disruption Technology.mp4

11:38

10. Business Processes and Security Operations.mp4

18:20

11. Change Management Implications & Documentation.mp4

19:10

12. Examining Encryption Solutions.mp4

24:59

13. Examining Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).mp4

22:57

14. Examining Digital Certificates.mp4

23:27

15. Examining Asymmetric Encryption.mp4

15:59

16. Examining Symmetric Encryption.mp4

15:47

17. Examining Hashing and Obfuscation.mp4

24:51

3. Chapter 3 Threats Vulnerabilities and Mitigation

1. Threat Actors.mp4

25:27

2. Social Engineering.mp4

23:35

3. Business Email Compromise.mp4

19:59

4. Digital System Threats.mp4

24:08

5. Network Based Threats.mp4

23:09

6. Removable Media Threats.mp4

14:09

7. Supply Chain Attacks.mp4

15:18

8. Application Vulnerabilities.mp4

24:51

9. Operating System Vulnerabilities.mp4

22:07

10. Web Based Vulnerabilities.mp4

25:23

11. Hardware Vulnerabilities.mp4

24:20

12. Cloud Vulnerabilities.mp4

19:35

13. Virtualization Vulnerabilities.mp4

12:48

14. Cryptographic Vulnerabilities.mp4

20:17

15. Mobile Device Vulnerabilities.mp4

23:52

16. Zero Day Vulnerabilities.mp4

11:28

17. Indicators of Malware Attacks.mp4

22:12

18. Indicators of Physical Attacks.mp4

22:29

19. Indicators of Network Attacks.mp4

26:55

20. Indicators of Application Attacks.mp4

26:22

21. Indicators of Cryptographic Attacks.mp4

08:03

22. Indicators of Password Attacks.mp4

18:06

23. Cybersecurity Mitigation Techniques.mp4

19:27

4. Chapter 4 Security Architecture

1. Cloud-Related Concepts.mp4

22:11

2. Network Infrastructure Concepts.mp4

17:48

3. Virtualization Concepts.mp4

10:29

4. IoT and SCADA.mp4

14:09

5. Architectural Model Considerations.mp4

18:53

6. Security Infrastructure Considerations.mp4

14:16

7. Network Appliances.mp4

24:11

8. Port Security.mp4

20:08

9. Firewall Types.mp4

10:42

10. Secure Communication and Access.mp4

15:02

11. Selecting Effective Controls.mp4

07:42

12. Data Types.mp4

07:57

13. Data Classifications.mp4

09:45

14. Data Considerations.mp4

11:30

15. Methods to Secure Data.mp4

18:51

16. HA and Site Considerations.mp4

18:51

17. Platform Diversity and Multi-Cloud Systems.mp4

10:15

18. Continuity of Operations and Capacity Planning.mp4

12:58

19. Testing.mp4

14:37

20. Backups.mp4

11:48

21. Power.mp4

07:41

5. Chapter 5 Security Operations

1. Examining Identity and Access Management.mp4

10:37

2. Examining Wireless Security.mp4

27:47

3. Examining Operating System Security.mp4

22:33

4. Examining Firewalls and Intrusion Detection Devices.mp4

22:29

5. Examining Password Security.mp4

24:50

6. Examining Web Filtering.mp4

13:32

7. Examining the Incident Response Process and Activities.mp4

14:31

8. Examining Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR).mp4

23:18

9. Examining Single Sign-on.mp4

18:06

10. Examining Secure Network Protocols and Services.mp4

22:34

11. Examining Automation and Scripting Uses.mp4

27:26

12. Examining Asset Management.mp4

24:03

13. Examining Privileged Identity Management.mp4

15:02

14. Examining Application Security.mp4

21:25

15. Examining Investigation Data Sources and Log Data.mp4

19:08

16. Examining Security for Mobile Devices.mp4

23:20

17. Examining Vulnerability Analysis.mp4

19:03

18. Examining Digital Forensics Activities.mp4

14:05

19. Vulnerability Response Remediation and Reporting.mp4

17:49

20. Examining Security Baselines and Hardening.mp4

22:19

21. Examining User Onboarding and Offboarding.mp4

20:38

22. Examining Email Security.mp4

19:09

23. Examining Security Monitoring and Alerting.mp4

26:40

24. Identifying Vulnerabilities.mp4

24:02

6. Chapter 6 Security Programs Management and Oversight

1. Guidelines and Policies.mp4

12:54

2. Standards and Procedures.mp4

13:49

3. External Considerations and Revisions.mp4

07:03

4. Governance Structures.mp4

10:35

5. Roles and Responsibilities.mp4

09:42

6. Risk Identification and Assessment.mp4

09:30

7. Risk Analysis.mp4

11:24

8. Risk Register Tolerance and Appetite.mp4

10:32

9. Risk Management Strategies.mp4

07:54

10. Risk Reporting And BIA.mp4

09:11

11. Vendor Assessment and Selection.mp4

08:20

12. Agreement Types.mp4

08:03

13. Additional Vendor Considerations.mp4

07:57

14. Compliance.mp4

09:05

15. Compliance Monitoring.mp4

06:20

16. Privacy.mp4

08:58

17. Attestation.mp4

06:27

18. Audits.mp4

08:42

19. Penetration Testing.mp4

11:16

20. Phishing.mp4

14:02

21. Anomalous Behavior Recognition.mp4

06:41

22. User Guidance and Training.mp4

09:03

23. Reporting and Monitoring.mp4

08:15

24. Development and Execution.mp4

10:47

Description

Certificate Course

What You'll Learn?

Explain types of malware, Compare and contrast various types of attacks, Analyze potential indicators of compromise.
Install and configure network components, Given a scenario, use the appropriate tool to assess organizational security.
Implement secure network architecture concepts,Explain secure systems design
Install and configure identity and access services. Implement identity and access management controls.
Explain the importance of policies, plans, and procedures. Summarize business impact analysis concepts.
Compare and contrast basic concepts of cryptography. Given a scenario, install and configure wireless security settings.
Explain the importance of threat intelligence. Given an incident, utilize basic forensic tools.
Compare and contrast various types of controls. Explain the importance of policies, plans, and procedures related to organizational security.

Who is this for?

The CompTIA Security+ certification is designed for IT professionals who want to establish a career in cybersecurity.

The certification is suitable for anyone looking to validate their knowledge and skills in foundational cybersecurity concepts, regardless of their specific job role within the IT industry.

What You Need to Know?

The CompTIA Security+ certification typically does not have strict prerequisites, making it an entry-level certification in the realm of cybersecurity. However, it's recommended that candidates have some foundational knowledge and experience in IT and networking before attempting the exam. CompTIA suggests that candidates ideally have the CompTIA Network+ certification and two years of work experience in IT with a security focus.

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Description
The new CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) represents the latest and greatest in cybersecurity, covering the most in-demand skills related to current threats, automation, zero trust, IoT, risk â€“ and more. Once certified, youâ€™ll understand the core skills needed to succeed on the job â€“ and employers will notice too. The Security+ exam verifies you have the knowledge and skills required to:
Â· Assess the security posture of an enterprise environment and recommend and implement appropriate security solutions.
Â· Monitor and secure hybrid environments, including cloud, mobile, Internet of Things (IoT), and operational technology.
Â· Operate with an awareness of applicable regulations and policies, including principles of governance, risk, and compliance.
Â· Identify, analyze, and respond to security events and incidents.
CompTIA Security+ is compliant with ISO 17024 standards and approved by the U.S. DoD to meet directive 8140/8570.01-M requirements. Regulators and government rely on ANSI accreditation because it provides confidence and trust in the outputs of an accredited program.
This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills required to excel in the dynamic field of cybersecurity and achieve the CompTIA Security+ certification.
This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills required to excel in the dynamic field of cybersecurity and achieve the CompTIA Security+ certification.

Who this course is for:
The CompTIA Security+ certification is designed for IT professionals who want to establish a career in cybersecurity.
The certification is suitable for anyone looking to validate their knowledge and skills in foundational cybersecurity concepts, regardless of their specific job role within the IT industry.

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