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Want a Job in Cybersecurity – Foundation Concepts To Know, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4, with 72 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 1 reviews, and has 11 subscribers.

You will learn about Foundational Security Concepts Introduction to Network Security Foundations of Security Architecture Access Control Cloud Risks and Controls Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Incident Response Operations in the Cybersecurity World This course is ideal for individuals who are Students wanting to show they have a solid cybersecurity foundation or Anyone preparing for entry or foundation level cybersecurity certification exams or Professionals changing careers and wanting to move into cybersecurity or Anyone wanting to get a deeper understanding of cybersecurity practices or IT professionals wanting to grow their knowledge and move into a cybersecurity role It is particularly useful for Students wanting to show they have a solid cybersecurity foundation or Anyone preparing for entry or foundation level cybersecurity certification exams or Professionals changing careers and wanting to move into cybersecurity or Anyone wanting to get a deeper understanding of cybersecurity practices or IT professionals wanting to grow their knowledge and move into a cybersecurity role.

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Title: Want a Job in Cybersecurity – Foundation Concepts To Know

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 72

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 72

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 74

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 74

Number of Practice Tests: 2

Number of Published Practice Tests: 2

Original Price: $99.99

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What You Will Learn

  • Foundational Security Concepts
  • Introduction to Network Security
  • Foundations of Security Architecture
  • Access Control
  • Cloud Risks and Controls
  • Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Incident Response
  • Operations in the Cybersecurity World
  • Who Should Attend

  • Students wanting to show they have a solid cybersecurity foundation
  • Anyone preparing for entry or foundation level cybersecurity certification exams
  • Professionals changing careers and wanting to move into cybersecurity
  • Anyone wanting to get a deeper understanding of cybersecurity practices
  • IT professionals wanting to grow their knowledge and move into a cybersecurity role
  • Target Audiences

  • Students wanting to show they have a solid cybersecurity foundation
  • Anyone preparing for entry or foundation level cybersecurity certification exams
  • Professionals changing careers and wanting to move into cybersecurity
  • Anyone wanting to get a deeper understanding of cybersecurity practices
  • IT professionals wanting to grow their knowledge and move into a cybersecurity role
  • Want a Job in Cybersecurity – Foundation Concepts To Know

    Get ready to make a career move into the world of Cybersecurity!

    Research shows that there’s a global shortage of qualified cybersecurity professionals. Move fast to take advantage of this shortage!  Quickly finding a job in cybersecurity is a very smart career move.  It’s the hot thing in the job market right now – but to get in, you need to show that you have a solid understanding of cybersecurity concepts.

    This course covers the basics:

  • Foundational Security Concepts

  • Network Security

  • Access Control

  • Cloud Risks and Controls

  • Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Incident Response

  • Operations in the Cybersecurity World

  • During the course we’ll cover the key subject areas that form a foundational knowledge of cybersecurity.  The goal is to prepare you with a basic understanding of core concepts and then anticipate the types of interview questions that may be asked.  If you are prepared and can anticipate the questions.Then you’re ready to increase your odds of doing well during the interview process!

    Topics covered and skills learned:

  • Understand the security concepts of Information Assurance

  • Learn Risk Management processes and techniques

  • Types of security controls – Technical, Physical, and Administrative

  • Become familiar with best practices for security governance

  • Learn about Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Incident Response

  • Understand various access control models – DAC, NDAC, MAC, RBAC

  • Learn how encryption can be used to secure data and communications

  • Become comfortable with network models (OSI and TCP) and secure network design

  • Understand how the TCP protocol functions and how it can be secured

  • Get detailed information on firewalls, intrusion detection, and anti-virus

  • Be able to identify threats and malware then be able to recommend safeguards

  • Understand how the Cloud impacts security and ways to mitigate cloud-based risks

  • Who this course is for:

  • Students wanting to show they have a solid cybersecurity foundation

  • Professionals changing careers and wanting to move into cybersecurity

  • Anyone wanting to get a deeper understanding of cybersecurity practices

  • IT professionals wanting to grow their knowledge and move into a cybersecurity role

  • Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Course Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Chapter 2: Part 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: Understanding the Fundamentals

    Chapter 3: Part 1: Foundations of Cybersecurity

    Lecture 1: Information Assurance

    Lecture 2: Security Controls

    Lecture 3: Safeguarding CIA

    Chapter 4: Part 1: Identifying and Handling Risk

    Lecture 1: Risk Management – Terminology

    Lecture 2: Risk Management – Assessment and Treatment

    Chapter 5: Part 1: Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Incident Response

    Lecture 1: Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery

    Lecture 2: Incident Lifecycle

    Lecture 3: Forensics

    Chapter 6: Part 1: Access Controls

    Lecture 1: Application of Logical Access Control

    Lecture 2: Physical Access Controls

    Chapter 7: Part 1: Cryptography

    Lecture 1: Encryption Terminology

    Lecture 2: Encryption, Hashing, and Digital Signatures

    Chapter 8: Part 1: Network and Communications Security

    Lecture 1: Fundamentals of Networking

    Lecture 2: The OSI Model

    Lecture 3: The TCP Model

    Lecture 4: TCP/IP Networking Basics

    Lecture 5: Security and Network Devices

    Lecture 6: Secure Network Design

    Chapter 9: Part 1: Security in the Cloud

    Lecture 1: Cloud Offerings

    Chapter 10: Part 1: System and Application Security

    Lecture 1: Threats and Attacks

    Lecture 2: Common Malware Types

    Chapter 11: Part 1: Governance, Risk, and Compliance

    Lecture 1: Governance Process

    Lecture 2: Acceptable Use Policy

    Lecture 3: Data Handling Policy

    Lecture 4: Change Management Policy

    Lecture 5: System Hardening Policy

    Lecture 6: Patch Management Policy

    Lecture 7: Password Policy

    Lecture 8: Bring Your Own Device Policy

    Lecture 9: Security Awareness

    Chapter 12: Part 1: Conclusion

    Lecture 1: Summary and Thank You

    Chapter 13: Part 2: Certification Exam Prep

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Part 2 of the Course

    Chapter 14: Part 2: Exam Strategy

    Lecture 1: How to Use This Part of the Course

    Lecture 2: Know the Exam Structure

    Chapter 15: Part 2: Identifying Memorization Testing Questions

    Lecture 1: The Negative Question

    Lecture 2: Speed Trap

    Lecture 3: Too Much Information

    Lecture 4: Distraction by Activity

    Chapter 16: Part 2: Essential Diagrams

    Lecture 1: Triangle Diagrams

    Lecture 2: OSI Model

    Lecture 3: TCP Model

    Lecture 4: Shared Responsibility Model

    Lecture 5: Symmetric Key Encryption

    Lecture 6: Asymmetric Key Encryption

    Chapter 17: Part 2: Information Lists

    Lecture 1: Ways to Address Risk

    Lecture 2: OWASP Top Ten

    Lecture 3: Cyber Crime and Impact

    Lecture 4: Types of Encryption

    Lecture 5: Common Port, Protocols, and Services

    Chapter 18: Part 2: Essential Facts

    Lecture 1: Security Principles

    Lecture 2: BCP, DR, and IR

    Lecture 3: Access Control

    Lecture 4: Network Security

    Lecture 5: Attacks and Defense

    Lecture 6: Application Security

    Lecture 7: Cloud Concepts

    Lecture 8: Encryption

    Lecture 9: Governance

    Chapter 19: Part 3: Exam Practice

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Part 3 of the Course

    Lecture 2: Part 3: Conclusion

    Chapter 20: Part 4: Navigating the Interview

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Part 4 of the Course

    Lecture 2: Technical Proficiency Assessment

    Lecture 3: Role-Specific Questions

    Lecture 4: Problem-Solving Scenarios

    Lecture 5: Behavioral Interviewing

    Lecture 6: Cultural Fit Evaluation

    Lecture 7: Continuous Learning and Gowth

    Lecture 8: Part 4: Conclusion

    Chapter 21: Course Conclusion and Thank You

    Lecture 1: Course Conclusion

    Instructors

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