
We jump straight into social engineering. Please download the attached workbook added to this lesson.
Here we discuss the attack types you need to know about.
These include manipulating drivers, SSL stripping and more.
Wireless Attacks, DNS, DoS and more.
Types, attributes, vectors and sources.
• Cloud based vs. On premises
• Zero day Exploits
• Weak Configurations
• Third Party Risks
• Legacy Platform Impacts
Threat hunting
Vulnerability scans
Syslog/Security information and event management (SIEM)
Security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR)
We've broken this down into a few smaller lessons for convenience.
We've broken this down into a few smaller lessons for convenience.
We've broken this down into a few smaller lessons for convenience.
We've broken this down into a few smaller lessons for convenience.
We've broken this down into a few smaller lessons for convenience.
We've broken this down into a few smaller lessons for convenience.
We've broken this down into a few smaller lessons for convenience.
We've broken this down into a few smaller lessons for convenience.
Virtualization
On Premises vs. Off Premises
Cloud Models
Virtualization
On Premises vs. Off Premises
Cloud Models
Virtualization
On Premises vs. Off Premises
Cloud Models
Application Environment
Integrity Management
Change Management and Version Control
Secure Coding Techniques
Automation and Scripting
Scalability and Elasticity
Application Environment
Integrity Management
Change Management and Version Control
Secure Coding Techniques
Automation and Scripting
Scalability and Elasticity
AAA and other types of sign-on.
Backups and redundancy.
Embedded Systems
SCADA and ICS
Smart Devices and IOT
Perimeter Security
Internal Security
Equipment Security
Environmental Controls
Secure Data Destruction
Cryptosystems
Proven Technologies and Implementation
Steganography
Cryptography Use Cases
Cryptography Constraints
Secure Web Protocols
Secure File Transfer Protocols
Secure Email Protocols
Secure Internet Protocols
Secure Web Protocols
Secure File Transfer Protocols
Secure Email Protocols
Secure Internet Protocols
Network Devices and Segmentation
Security Devices and Boundaries
Access Methods
Wireless Cryptographic Protocols
Authentication Protocols
Wireless Access Installations
Communication Methods
Mobile Device Management Concepts
Enforcement and Monitoring
Deployment Models
Cloud Workloads
Third Party Cloud Security Solutions
Account Types
Account Management
Account Policy Enforcement
Authentication
Access Control
PKI Components
Shell and Script Environments
Network Reconnaissance and Discovery
Packet Capture and Replay
Password Crackers
Attack Frameworks
Incident Response Plan
Incident Response Process
Continuity and Recovery Plans
SIEM Dashboards
Logging
Network Activity
Containment and Eradication
Quarantining
Configuration Changes
Application Control
SOAR
Data Breach Notifications
Strategic Intelligence
Order of Volatility
Chain of Custody
Data Acquisition
Control Categories
Control Types
Compensating Controls
Industry Standard Frameworks
Benchmarks and Security Configuration
Policy Framework
Human Resource Management Policies
Third Party Risk Management
Risk Analysis
Risk Assessment
Business Impact Analysis
Sensitive Data Protection
Privacy Impact Assessment
Please download Cisco Packet Tracer from the Cisco website (do a Google search). You need to create a free account.
For all the labs using Packet Tracer you can download the base configs and solutions at the below URL:
https://app.box.com/s/vs8ufy97fuju5bcfvmu0l03aawa9smij
We don't teach Packet Tracer on this course but the Cisco site has tutorials.
Our first hands-on lab. Please follow along with the instructor. Make sure you follow the Packet Tracer tour lab before this video. Cisco has the files for Packet Tracer as well as how-to videos. The previous lesson also had the source files.
Some simple AAA configurations using Packet Tracer.
A nice easy VPN configuration for you to follow.
Packet Tracer features server as well as hardware firewalls to play with.
Please install Kali Linux for your next labs. Kali is free and is best run at home on a virtual machine.
We will force high CPU on a home Windows machine. Please use a virtual PC for this.
We will send a payload from Kali to Windows. Please do use VMs for this.
Performing a classing hacking reconnaissance.
Video training course for the brand new version of the CompTIA Security+ (SY0-601) exam.
Your course instructor is a security expert and Cisco CCIE Jay Ocampo. Jay works on large enterprise networks planning their security and network operations. He walks you through the entire CompTIA Security+ syllabus using easy-to-understand examples and his real-world experience.
Main topics include:
1.0 Attacks, Threats, and Vulnerabilities
2.0 Architecture and Design
3.0 Implementation
4.0 Operations and Incident Response
5.0 Governance, Risk, and Compliance
6.0 Security+ Labs
Every main topic ends with a 50 question exam, and the course finishes with two 50 question exam-style quizzes to prepare you for the real thing. Also included are eight follow-along hand-on practice labs where you configure cyber attacks, social engineering, firewall settings, and Virtual Private Networks (VPN).
Included is a 519-page workbook featuring all the lesson notes so you can print it out or read the PDF and study on the move. Armed with this, the exams, the labs and videos you have more than you need to pass the exam.
Don’t fall for other Security courses prepared by generic IT trainers or non-security certified engineers. Jay Ocampo is a Cisco CCIE, CCNP Security, CompTIA Security+ expert and holds a BSc in Electronics and Engineering. He’s been working on live networks since 2005.
The Security+ is an ideal launching pad for your career as a Cyber Security Engineer, Forensic Specialist, Ethical Hacker, or IT Security Manager.