Ctrl-Alt-Defeat: Winning the Cyber War! (Foundations Course)

Ctrl-Alt-Defeat: Winning the Cyber War! (Foundations Course), available at $44.99, with 11 lectures, 5 quizzes.

You will learn about Understand cybersecurity fundamentals, including threats, vulnerabilities, and the importance of securing data and networks. Master techniques for identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities in web applications and network infrastructure. Learn to use cybersecurity tools for threat detection, analysis, and response, including Wireshark and Metasploit. Develop skills in creating and implementing a comprehensive security awareness program and responding effectively to cyber incidents. Computers and Network Basics: Insights into how data flows across the internet, basic network configurations, and the importance of secure connections. Mobile and IoT Security: Exploration of vulnerabilities in mobile devices and the Internet of Things, along with best practices for securing these devices. The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Cyber Security: Discussion on how AI is used in threat detection and prevention, alongside ethical considerations. Fundamentals of Authentication and Authorization: Different methods of authentication and best practices in password policies and multi-factor authentication. Cryptography Basics: Introduction to symmetric and asymmetric encryption and their real-world applications. Understanding Social Engineering: Strategies to identify and protect against social engineering tactics. Defensive Technologies Overview: Insight into firewalls, anti-virus software, and setting up a basic home security system. Security of Collaboration Platforms: Ensuring secure communications through platforms like Zoom and Slack. Configuration Management and Security: Tools and strategies for securing system configurations. IT Automation Tools for Security: Using tools like Ansible and Chef for security automation. Designing Secure Network Architectures: Principles of secure network design and the implementation of network segmentation. Cloud Computing Security: Security considerations in cloud environments and tools available in major cloud platforms. Building a Security Awareness Program: Creating security policies, training employees, and measuring the effectiveness of a security awareness program. Recognizing and Responding to Cyber Threats: Identifying phishing emails and responding to suspected security breaches. Protecting Personal and Organizational Data: Understanding data protection laws and best practices for data privacy. Hands-on with Security Tools: Practical introduction to Wireshark and Metasploit for enhancing network security and vulnerability management. Security Assessments and Penetration Testing: Conducting basic security assessments and principles of ethical hacking. Case Studies and Analysis: Analyzing recent cybersecurity breaches to extract lessons learned and discuss mitigation strategies. Identifying and Mitigating Vulnerabilities: Overview of common web application vulnerabilities and effective patch management strategies. Advanced Defense Mechanisms: Roles of IDPS and SIEM solutions in enhancing cybersecurity posture. Securing Remote Work: Technologies and practices essential for securing remote work, including VPNs, endpoint security, and secure remote access. This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring and current IT professionals interested in cybersecurity, seeking foundational knowledge and practical skills to protect against cyber threats. or Small business owners and managers responsible for their organization’s cyber security. or Students and educators in the field of computer science or related disciplines. or Government officials or employees in sectors related to national security, healthcare, or finance. It is particularly useful for Aspiring and current IT professionals interested in cybersecurity, seeking foundational knowledge and practical skills to protect against cyber threats. or Small business owners and managers responsible for their organization’s cyber security. or Students and educators in the field of computer science or related disciplines. or Government officials or employees in sectors related to national security, healthcare, or finance.

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Title: Ctrl-Alt-Defeat: Winning the Cyber War! (Foundations Course)

Price: $44.99

Number of Lectures: 11

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 11

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

• Understand cybersecurity fundamentals, including threats, vulnerabilities, and the importance of securing data and networks.
• Master techniques for identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities in web applications and network infrastructure.
• Learn to use cybersecurity tools for threat detection, analysis, and response, including Wireshark and Metasploit.
• Develop skills in creating and implementing a comprehensive security awareness program and responding effectively to cyber incidents.
• Computers and Network Basics: Insights into how data flows across the internet, basic network configurations, and the importance of secure connections.
• Mobile and IoT Security: Exploration of vulnerabilities in mobile devices and the Internet of Things, along with best practices for securing these devices.
• The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Cyber Security: Discussion on how AI is used in threat detection and prevention, alongside ethical considerations.
• Fundamentals of Authentication and Authorization: Different methods of authentication and best practices in password policies and multi-factor authentication.
• Cryptography Basics: Introduction to symmetric and asymmetric encryption and their real-world applications.
• Understanding Social Engineering: Strategies to identify and protect against social engineering tactics.
• Defensive Technologies Overview: Insight into firewalls, anti-virus software, and setting up a basic home security system.
• Security of Collaboration Platforms: Ensuring secure communications through platforms like Zoom and Slack.
• Configuration Management and Security: Tools and strategies for securing system configurations.
• IT Automation Tools for Security: Using tools like Ansible and Chef for security automation.
• Designing Secure Network Architectures: Principles of secure network design and the implementation of network segmentation.
• Cloud Computing Security: Security considerations in cloud environments and tools available in major cloud platforms.
• Building a Security Awareness Program: Creating security policies, training employees, and measuring the effectiveness of a security awareness program.
• Recognizing and Responding to Cyber Threats: Identifying phishing emails and responding to suspected security breaches.
• Protecting Personal and Organizational Data: Understanding data protection laws and best practices for data privacy.
• Hands-on with Security Tools: Practical introduction to Wireshark and Metasploit for enhancing network security and vulnerability management.
• Security Assessments and Penetration Testing: Conducting basic security assessments and principles of ethical hacking.
• Case Studies and Analysis: Analyzing recent cybersecurity breaches to extract lessons learned and discuss mitigation strategies.
• Identifying and Mitigating Vulnerabilities: Overview of common web application vulnerabilities and effective patch management strategies.
• Advanced Defense Mechanisms: Roles of IDPS and SIEM solutions in enhancing cybersecurity posture.
• Securing Remote Work: Technologies and practices essential for securing remote work, including VPNs, endpoint security, and secure remote access.

Who Should Attend

• Aspiring and current IT professionals interested in cybersecurity, seeking foundational knowledge and practical skills to protect against cyber threats.
• Small business owners and managers responsible for their organization’s cyber security.
• Students and educators in the field of computer science or related disciplines.
• Government officials or employees in sectors related to national security, healthcare, or finance.

Target Audiences

• Aspiring and current IT professionals interested in cybersecurity, seeking foundational knowledge and practical skills to protect against cyber threats.
• Small business owners and managers responsible for their organization’s cyber security.
• Students and educators in the field of computer science or related disciplines.
• Government officials or employees in sectors related to national security, healthcare, or finance.