Microsoft Cybersecurity Architect (SC-100) Cert Prep: 4 Design a Strategy for Data and Applications by Microsoft Press

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1. Specify Security Requirements for Applications

001. Module introduction.mp4

00:37

002. Learning objectives.mp4

00:28

003. Specify priorities for mit.mp4

00:47

004. Specify a security standar.mp4

01:38

005. Specify a security strateg.mp4

01:21

2. Design a Strategy for Securing Data

006. Learning objectives.mp4

00:32

007. Specify priorities for mitigating thr.mp4

00:56

008. Design a strategy to identify and pro.mp4

00:49

009. Specify an encryption standard for da.mp4

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3. Conclusion

010. Exam SC-100 Microsoft cybersecurity architect.mp4

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The Microsoft Cybersecurity Architect SC-100 certification exam vets your ability to design and evolve cybersecurity strategies to protect your organization’s mission and business processes across all aspects of enterprise architecture. In this course from Microsoft Press, join Microsoft Certified Trainer Charles Pluta for an overview of the skills required to tackle the fourth domain of the exam, which focuses on designing a strategy for data and applications.

Learn the basics of specifying security requirements for applications and designing a comprehensive strategy for identifying and securing sensitive data. By the end of this course, you'll know more about the requirements for designing and securing a zero trust architecture so you can pass the official SC-100 exam.

Note: This course was created by Microsoft Press. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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