
Explore file integrity monitoring (FIM) concepts through a trainer knowledge share video, breaking down labs and real-world scenarios for work, including PCI DSS use cases and incident response.
Introduces security concept fundamentals, detailing the cia triad, aaa, raid 1 for availability, and file integrity monitoring with siem integration through hands-on lab exercises.
Configure raid 1 across two unformatted virtual hard drives on Windows 11 using software-based raid to provide redundancy, data protection, and high availability.
Identify unapproved newly installed vulnerable applications and observe indicators of attack using a metasploit-delivered malicious pdf, then review event viewer logs.
Identify security vulnerabilities, including LM hash storage and DNS transfer misconfigurations, to protect data, ensure business continuity, and support compliance within cybersecurity risk management through the CIA triad.
Explore security architecture models, focusing on virtualization and containerization for efficient resource use, rapid deployment, flexibility, and scalability, using Ubuntu VMs with Hyper-V, Docker, and Portainer via CLI and GUI.
Create and configure a vpn user in Active Directory and test a Windows built-in vpn client connection to 192.168.0.2, demonstrating routing and remote access setup.
Welcome to the Security+ (SY0-701) Practical Skills course. Upon completion of this course, you will have acquired hands-on experience in analyzing a network infrastructure for potential security vulnerabilities and implementing remediation strategies for these vulnerabilities.
Through the completion of the modules, you will enhance your practical skills in identifying and fortifying a network infrastructure against cyber security threats. These modules are designed to align with the practical objectives and competencies outlined in the CompTIA Security+ certification exam (SY0-701).
The CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) exam serves as an entry-level cyber security certification, targeting IT security analysts, vulnerability analysts, threat intelligence analysts, or IT professionals aspiring to enter the industry.
The content of this course emphasizes the practical aspects of the exam objectives. No prior hands-on experience is necessary to utilize or complete this Practice Lab. However, a foundational understanding of IT networking and basic Linux concepts is preferred to facilitate comprehension of the course content and labs.
Throughout this course, we will utilize JSS labs. However, students are welcome to utilize home-based labs such as VirtualBox or other virtualization technologies. We will provide a video tutorial demonstrating a similar setup to our JSS labs, enabling you to replicate it should you choose to utilize home-based labs.