Ethical Hacking: Introduction to Ethical Hacking

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Lisa Bock

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01 - Introduction

01 - Locking down the organization.mp4

00:51

02 - Discovering resources.mp4

00:59

03 - Hacking ethically.mp4

00:55

02 - 1. Protect Data in a Digital World

01 - Recognizing elements of information security.mp4

03:57

02 - Providing information assurance.mp4

03:44

03 - Defending in depth.mp4

04:01

04 - Using AI and ML in cybersecurity.mp4

03:50

05 - Adapting to the threats.mp4

03:35

06 - Leveraging event correlation.mp4

02:35

03 - 2. Maintain a Vigilant Posture

01 - Modeling threats.mp4

03:59

02 - Using cyber threat intelligence.mp4

04:09

03 - Following the threat intelligence lifecycle.mp4

03:12

04 - Managing incidents.mp4

04:16

05 - Challenge Hardening guide.mp4

00:47

06 - Solution Hardening guide.mp4

01:12

04 - 3. Summarize Hacking Frameworks

01 - Understanding the cyber kill chain.mp4

04:48

02 - Utilizing MITRE ATT&CK.mp4

03:40

03 - Analyzing using the diamond model.mp4

04:41

04 - Identifying adversary behavior.mp4

04:21

05 - Discovering indicators of compromise.mp4

04:32

06 - Challenge The cyber kill chain.mp4

01:22

07 - Solution The cyber kill chain.mp4

02:33

05 - 4. Review Security Laws and Standards

01 - Managing risks.mp4

03:14

02 - Asset inventory.mp4

04:35

03 - Defining information security standards.mp4

03:47

04 - Outlining US regulations.mp4

04:08

05 - Exploring global cyber laws and standards.mp4

03:39

06 - Challenge Cyber threat information sharing.mp4

01:02

07 - Solution Cyber threat information sharing.mp4

02:23

06 - 5. Support Ethical Hacking

01 - Comparing attack types and motives.mp4

04:02

02 - Outlining the types of hackers.mp4

04:06

03 - Recognizing the skills of an ethical hacker.mp4

03:59

04 - Stepping through the hacking phases.mp4

04:42

05 - Grasping the importance of ethical hacking.mp4

03:36

07 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

01:23

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Ethical hacking tests the strength of an organization's defenses and is a desired skill for any IT professional. In this course, security expert Lisa Bock explains how to protect data in a digital world and covers the basics of Information security. She begins by discussing how to layer defenses and outlines the power of using adaptive security controls. Lisa describes how artificial intelligence can help early threat detection and explains the benefits of MITRE ATT&CK, which provides tools and techniques specific to the ethical hacking process. She then stresses the need to maintain a vigilant posture, by using threat modeling and cyber threat intelligence. Lisa also provides an overview of the various hacker frameworks and reviews the laws and standards that define best practice behavior. She concludes by covering why it’s essential to perform ethical hacking, examines attack types and motives, lists the main hacking phases, and outlines the desired skills of an ethical hacker.

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Lisa Bock

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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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