Key Features
Introduction to Cybersecurity
The evolution of Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity & situational awareness
The Cybersecurity skills gap
Difference between Information Security & Cybersecurity
Protecting digital assets
Cybersecurity objectives
Confidentiality, integrity, & availability
Nonrepudiation
Cybersecurity Roles
Governance, risk management, & compliance
What does a Cybersecurity professional do?
Information Security roles
Board of Directors
Executive management
Senior Information security management
Cybersecurity practitioners
Risk
Common Attack Types & Vectors
Policies & Procedures
Cybersecurity Controls
Overview of security architecture
The security perimeter
Interdependencies
Security architectures & frameworks
SABSA & the Zachman framework
The open group architecture framework (TOGAF)
The OSI model
TCP/IP
Defense in Depth
Firewalls
Firewall general features
Network firewall types
Packet filtering firewalls
Stateful inspection firewalls
Stateless vs. stateful
Examples of firewall implementations
Firewall issues
Firewall platforms
Isolation & segmentation
VLANs
Security zones & DMZs
Monitoring, Detection, and Logging
Ingress, egress, & data loss prevention (DLP)
Antivirus & anti-malware
Intrusion detection systems
IDS limitations
IDS policy
Intrusion prevention systems
Cryptography Fundamentals
Key elements of cryptographic systems
Key systems
Encryption Techniques
Symmetric (private) key encryption
Asymmetric (private) key encryption
Elliptical curve cryptography
Quantum cryptography
Advanced encryption standard
Digital signature
Virtual private network
Wireless network protections
Stored data
Public key infrastructure
Encryption Applications
Applications of cryptographic systems
Process Controls – Risk Assessments
Attributes of risk
Risk response workflow
Risk analysis
Evaluating security controls
Risk assessment success criteria
Managing risk
Process Controls – Vulnerability Management
Vulnerability management
Vulnerability scans
Vulnerability assessment
Remediation
Reporting & metrics
Process Controls – Penetration Testing
Penetration testers
Penetration testing phases
Network Security
Network management
LAN/WAN security
Network risks
Wireless local area networks
Wired equivalent privacy & Wi-Fi protected access (WPA/WPA2)
Ports & protocols
Port numbers
Protocol numbers & assignment services
Virtual private networks
Remote access
Operating System Security
System/platform hardening
Modes of operations
File system permissions
Credentials & privileges
Command line knowledge
Logging & system monitoring
Virtualization
Specialized systems
Application Security
System development life cycle (SDLC)
Security within SDLC
Design requirements
Testing
Review process
Separation of development, testing, & production environments
OWASP top ten
Wireless application protocol (WAP)
Data Security
Data classification
Data owners
Data classification requirements
Database security
Event vs. Incident
Events vs. incident
Types of incidents
Security Incident Response
What is incident response?
Why do we need incident response?
Elements of an incident response plan
Security event management
Investigations, Legal Holds, & Preservation
Investigations
Evidence preservation
Legal requirements
Forensics
Data protection
Data acquisition
Imaging
Extraction
Interrogation
Ingestion/normalization
Reporting
Network traffic analysis
Log file analysis
Time lines
Anti-forensics
Disaster recovery & business continuity plans
What is a disaster?
Business continuity & disaster recovery
Business impact analysis
Recovery time objectives (RTO)
Recover point objective (RPO)
IS business continuity planning
Recovery concepts
Backup procedures
Projects
Scenario: Consider an XYZ company transfers some confidential data to the third party, and some of the sensitive data get leaked accidentally or intentionally by a hacker.
Problem Statement: You as a Cybersecurity expert has been tasked to do analysis on security risks and find the possibilities that comprised data was from one or more their counterparts.
Highlights:
Industry: Web Security
Problem statement: How to fix vulnerabilities in a website that is open to SQL Injection?
Description: In this project, you’ll work on preventing SQL Injection attacks. The objective is to detect the websites that are open to SQL injection, find and exploit various kinds of SQL injection vulnerabilities, list the websites, and fix the website issues.
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27 Jan, 2021 - 09 Feb, 2021
30 Jan, 2021 - 28 Feb, 2021
31 Jan, 2021 - 25 Feb, 2021
03 Feb, 2021 - 16 Feb, 2021
06 Feb, 2021 - 07 Mar, 2021
07 Feb, 2021 - 04 Mar, 2021
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This training is the perfect fit for the following job roles:
Prior knowledge in the following areas is required to take up this training:
This training helps you gain expertise in the following areas:
Our Cyber Security course covers all the topics that are required to clear Cyber Security certification. Trainer will share Cyber Security certification guide, Cyber Security certification sample questions, Cyber Security certification practice questions.
Once you complete the Cybersecurity training at mindmajix, you'll be assisted in the certification process. visit the official site to register for the exam. Take the exam and attain a passing score, to get certified.
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