Security Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities Online Training

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Keith Barker

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1. Social Engineering Techniques.mp4

02:02

2. Phishing and Related Attacks.mp4

05:50

3. Low Tech Attacks.mp4

05:32

4. Why Social Engineering Works.mp4

04:36

5. The Top Social Engineering Tool.mp4

07:02

6. Identifying a Phishing Email.mp4

10:10

7. Social Engineering Toolkit.mp4

07:48

8. Review Quiz.mp4

04:59

9. Introduction to Cyber Attack Techniques.mp4

00:39

10. Malware.mp4

08:07

11. Password Attacks.mp4

06:11

12. Password Attack Example.mp4

10:22

13. Cyber Physical Components.mp4

05:01

14. Adversarial AI.mp4

04:19

15. Supply Chain Security.mp4

02:07

16. Cryptographic Attacks.mp4

04:19

17. Review Quiz.mp4

07:56

18. Introduction to Application Attacks.mp4

00:46

19. Injection Attacks.mp4

03:17

20. Cross Site Scripting.mp4

02:32

21. Poorly Written Apps.mp4

05:32

22. Overflow Attack Demo.mp4

08:15

23. Poorly Written App Attack.mp4

04:08

24. Impersonation.mp4

03:19

25. Error Handling Attack.mp4

07:02

26. Additional Application Attacks.mp4

04:11

27. Password Recovery Fail.mp4

04:12

28. Review Quiz.mp4

06:25

29. Introduction to Network Attacks.mp4

00:45

30. Wireless Attacks.mp4

06:33

31. In-line On-path Attacks.mp4

06:22

32. Layer 2 attacks.mp4

07:58

33. Domain name system (DNS).mp4

05:52

34. Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS).mp4

04:20

35. Malicious code or script execution.mp4

02:05

36. Remediation Options.mp4

05:31

37. Review Quiz.mp4

08:11

38. Introduction to Actors, Vectors, and Intelligence Sources.mp4

00:55

39. Threat Actors.mp4

06:29

40. Attack Vectors.mp4

06:59

41. Threat Intelligence Sources.mp4

09:36

42. Threat Maps.mp4

12:13

43. Additional Sources for Research.mp4

04:29

44. Review Quiz.mp4

06:09

45. Introduction to Vulnerabilities and Security Risks -.mp4

01:07

46. Cloud vs. On-prem Vulnerabilities.mp4

02:42

47. Zero-day Attacks.mp4

03:07

48. Weak Configurations.mp4

09:19

49. Telnet with IPsec Demonstration.mp4

09:38

50. Third-Party Risks.mp4

02:48

51. Patch Management.mp4

04:29

52. Vulnerabilities Review Quiz.mp4

13:32

53. Introduction to Security Assessments.mp4

01:53

54. Vulnerability Scan Overview.mp4

06:20

55. Network Scan Demonstration.mp4

08:34

56. Positive and Negative Scan Results.mp4

03:16

57. CVE and CVSS.mp4

05:05

58. Security information and event management (SIEM).mp4

05:07

59. Threat hunting.mp4

02:43

60. Security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR).mp4

02:43

61. Security Assessment Review Quiz.mp4

11:49

62. Introduction to Penetration Testing.mp4

01:11

63. Pen Testing Overview.mp4

10:58

64. OSSTMM.mp4

03:17

65. Resources from NIST.mp4

04:38

66. Penetration Testing Execution Standard.mp4

04:11

67. Pen Testing Demo.mp4

14:23

68. OWASP.mp4

04:26

69. Security Team Exercises.mp4

02:03

70. Pen Testing Review Quiz.mp4

09:06

Description

This foundational security training prepares security technicians to recognize, compare, and contrast different types of cybersecurity vulnerabilities and threats and indicators associated with network attacks.

Whether you're on your way to earning your CompTIA Security+ certification, working toward a different cybersecurity cert, or just trying to expand your knowledge of digital network security, this training represents a crucial first step in your journey.

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You can't keep a computer network or system safe if you don't know what a threat to the system looks like, how different attacks work, or what your network's unique vulnerabilities are. Now you can: learn social engineering techniques, different types of attacks, and network vulnerabilities.

This Security Threats, Attacks and Vulnerabilities training is derived from the first of CompTIA Security+ certification exam's five exam objectives and will prepare you in the broadest way possible.

After finishing the videos in this Security Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities training, you'll know how to recognize, compare, and contrast different types of cybersecurity vulnerabilities and threats and indicators associated with network attacks.

For anyone with security technicians on their team, this CompTIA training can be used to onboard new security technicians, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a CompTIA reference resource.

Security Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities: What You Need to Know

For any security technician looking to improve their proficiency with basic security concepts, this CompTIA course covers topics such as:

Comparing and contrasting different types of social engineering techniques
Determining the type of attack, given certain indicators
Recognizing application attacks like injections, cross-site scripting, and more
Understanding the range of options network attackers have for infiltration and penetration

Who Should Take Security Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities Training?

This Security Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities training is considered associate-level CompTIA training, which means it was designed for security technicians with 1 to 3 years of experience -- or no experience at all. This security course is valuable for new or aspiring IT professionals, experienced security technicians looking to validate foundational skills, and non-technical professionals.

Basic security concepts user training. Don't make the mistake of assuming this Security Threats, Attacks and Vulnerabilities training is best for IT professionals. Network and system security professionals are constantly immersed in threats and solutions â€” it's the people who don't normally work with cybersecurity who need to recognize hacking attempts or spot wireless vulnerabilities. That's how an organization and its networks are kept safe.

New or aspiring IT professionals. If you're a brand new security technician, or you're looking for a chance to break into that career field, consider starting your career off on the right foot with this Security Threats, Attacks and Vulnerabilities training. It's a perfect primer for the many different approaches a hostile actor might take to try and break into your networks. Learning this material early will set you up for long-term success in your cybersecurity career.

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The best part of being a trainer is making a difference in the life of a student. When a motivated learner and the correct training meet at the right time, the results are amazing.

Keith Barker discovered a love for computers and networking in 1984 and began his IT career in 1985 at Electronic Data Systems (EDS). He has worked with companies including Paramount Pictures, Blue Cross, and several government agencies. Keith loves to teach and spends most of his time creating fun and useful videos for CBT Nuggets.

Certifications: Cisco CCIE (2x), CISSP, Network+, Security+, VMware, Palo Alto, Check Point

Areas of expertise: Networking and Security

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