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Microsoft MTA Security Fundamentals: 98-367

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Microsoft MTA Security Fundamentals: 98-367, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 72 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 541 reviews, and has 3188 subscribers.

You will learn about Master IT Security Concepts Learn about on-line threats Understand permissions, passwords and security policies Find out how to fight malware Physical Security Discover how to protect your Server Learn Public Key Infrastucture (PKI) And Certificates Protect your identity on-line Learn about firewalls and network security Discover Windows 7 and Windows 8 security solutions Set up a real access point Understand wireless security This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone with an interest in security or Students preparing for the MTA exam It is particularly useful for Anyone with an interest in security or Students preparing for the MTA exam.

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Summary

Title: Microsoft MTA Security Fundamentals: 98-367

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 72

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 72

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 76

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 76

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Master IT Security Concepts
  • Learn about on-line threats
  • Understand permissions, passwords and security policies
  • Find out how to fight malware
  • Physical Security
  • Discover how to protect your Server
  • Learn Public Key Infrastucture (PKI) And Certificates
  • Protect your identity on-line
  • Learn about firewalls and network security
  • Discover Windows 7 and Windows 8 security solutions
  • Set up a real access point
  • Understand wireless security

Who Should Attend

  • Anyone with an interest in security
  • Students preparing for the MTA exam

Target Audiences

  • Anyone with an interest in security
  • Students preparing for the MTA exam

Wherever there is a network, wired or wireless; there are threats.

Security is undeniably one of the most important components to every company's network: viruses, encryption, spam, permissions, wireless, passwords, firewalls, policies…

Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) is a recommended entry point into IT certification. Pass just one exam and you’ll earn a certification!

This training will show you a detailed example and explanation of a man-in-the-middle attack including sniffing of passwords!

You will also learn:

·Fundamentals of Security Layers
·How to remove viruses and spyware
·Windows Operating System Security
·Network Security (firewalls, UTM, VPNs)
·Security Software Solutions
·Wireless security
·Troubleshooting tools and tips
·Quizzes to help you pass the exam

    The course is perfect for anyone who seeks to learn the security fundamentals.

    Contents and Overview

    In over 5 hours of content including more than 60 lectures this course covers the basics of Microsoft Security Fundamentals. Each chapter closes with a quiz to make sure you can practice exam questions and test your knowledge before moving to the next section.

    We start from scratch discussing Security Layers, RADIUS Server, how to manage users and passwords in Windows Server and Network Access Protection.

    There is a section dedicated to Security Software where you will understand how to protect a Client, Email and Server.

    Stand out from the crowd, learn security fundamentals and pass the MTA exam.

    Join now!

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Course Introduction

    Lecture 1: Welcome!

    Lecture 2: Why MTA Security Fundamentals?

    Lecture 3: Challenge: Hackers

    Lecture 4: Challenge Walkthrough: Hackers

    Chapter 2: Security Layers

    Lecture 1: What To Expect In This Section?

    Lecture 2: Core Security Principles – Part 1

    Lecture 3: Core Security Principles – Part 2

    Lecture 4: The Principle of Least Privilege

    Lecture 5: Social Engineering

    Lecture 6: Man-In-The-Middle Attacks – introduction part 1

    Lecture 7: Man-In-The-Middle Attacks – introduction part 2

    Lecture 8: A Man-In-The-Middle Attack In Action With Cain&Able

    Lecture 9: Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer

    Lecture 10: Physical Security

    Lecture 11: Mobile Devices Security

    Lecture 12: Overview of Internet Security

    Lecture 13: Internet Explorer Security Zones

    Lecture 14: Tips That Can Help You Protect Your Privacy

    Lecture 15: Overview of Wireless Security

    Lecture 16: Let's configure a real router and access point

    Lecture 17: Wireless Too Slow?

    Lecture 18: Wireless Security tips by Symantec

    Lecture 19: Let's Summarize This Section

    Chapter 3: Operating System Security

    Lecture 1: What To Expect In This Section?

    Lecture 2: User Authentication

    Lecture 3: Let's Check A Real Radius Server

    Lecture 4: Public Key Infrastucture (PKI) And Certificates

    Lecture 5: Certificates and how to use them

    Lecture 6: How To Manage Users And Passwords In Windows Server

    Lecture 7: NTFS Permissions

    Lecture 8: Shares And Permissions In Action

    Lecture 9: Run-as explained

    Lecture 10: Password Policies

    Lecture 11: Audit Policies

    Lecture 12: Bitlocker explained

    Lecture 13: Malware And What You Can Do About It

    Lecture 14: Removing a virus – tips and applications to use

    Lecture 15: Installing and tweaking an antivirus application – a lab

    Lecture 16: The best antivirus – Dennis Technology Labs tests and reviews

    Lecture 17: Let's Summarize This Section

    Chapter 4: Network Security

    Lecture 1: What To Expect In This Section?

    Lecture 2: Why Do We Need A Firewall?

    Lecture 3: Let's Check Out A Real Firewall And UTM

    Lecture 4: How to buy a decent firewall? E-book

    Lecture 5: Oh no… my network is under attack!!!

    Lecture 6: How a firewall can stop a virus

    Lecture 7: Network Access Protection

    Lecture 8: What is a VLAN?

    Lecture 9: What is a DMZ?

    Lecture 10: A real world example of VLANs and DMZ

    Lecture 11: Introduction to IPSec

    Lecture 12: IPSec in action

    Lecture 13: Names Resolution. DNS concepts

    Lecture 14: How to use Wireshark to caputer network traffic

    Lecture 15: How to start with a UTM? E-book

    Lecture 16: Let's Summarize This Section

    Chapter 5: Security Software

    Lecture 1: What To Expect In This Section?

    Lecture 2: Client Protection

    Lecture 3: User Access Control

    Lecture 4: Email Protection

    Lecture 5: Phishing – examples

    Lecture 6: Server protection

    Chapter 6: Course Wrap Up

    Lecture 1: More About IPsec

    Lecture 2: Bonus video – encryption

    Lecture 3: Let's Summarize Our Training

    Lecture 4: Bonus video – How to use GPOs to make your server more secure

    Lecture 5: Bonus video – a S2S VPN on a Cisco router

    Lecture 6: Bonus video – remote support tools

    Lecture 7: Remote VPN Access

    Lecture 8: NEW: The SHA1 Function is now Dead !

    Lecture 9: More About Wireless Security

    Lecture 10: Ethical Hacking

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    • 1 stars: 18 votes
    • 2 stars: 32 votes
    • 3 stars: 87 votes
    • 4 stars: 174 votes
    • 5 stars: 230 votes

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