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What you'll learn
- Be introduced to Data Security.
- Understand the different Data Security technologies.
- Be informed about Information Security.
- Be aware of the basic principles of Information Security.
- Know about Risk Management and the different types of controls.
- Learn the different ways of backing up data and information.
- Learn the different software available for protecting and securing data.
- Be aware of the different companies and organizations that track secure and protected data and information.
- Be aware of the different certifications to ensure the security and protection of data and information.
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Course content
10 sections • 58 lectures • 2h 57m total length
- Introduction and Objectives0:20
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 2: Data Security
Lecture 3: Internal Laws and Standards
Lecture 4: Data Breach
Lecture 5: Data Remenance
Lecture 6: Data Theft
Lecture 7: Wireless Identity Theft - Data Security8:40
This lecture will explain what data security is all about. It will also describe a few technologies such as disk encryption, authentication, and erasure.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Data Security
1:01 Disk Encryption
1:54 Mechanisms in Data Security
4:30 Authentication
5:29 Backup Solutions
6:14 Data Masking
6:52 Data Erasure
- International Laws and Standards0:58
Data security is governed by international laws and standards. This lecture will focus on those laws and standards.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Data Protection Act
0:32 Trusted Computing Group
- Data Breach3:06
This lecture will discuss terminologies specifically utilized in data breaches.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Data Breach
2:06 Trusted Environment
2:31 Consequences
- Data Remanence5:04
This lecture will discuss what causes data breaches and a few measures to counter those breaches.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Data Remanence
1:08 Causes of Data Remanence
2:36 Countermeasures to Data Remanence
- Data Theft2:21
This lecture will discuss terminologies specifically utilized in data theft.
- Wireless Identity Theft2:20
This lecture will discuss terminologies specifically used in wireless identity theft.
- Introduction and Objectives0:20
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 10: Information Security
Lecture 11: Terminology
- Information Security6:08
This lecture will talk about the definition, history, and basic principles of information security.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Information Security
0:22 History of Information Security
3:56 Basic Principles of Information Security
5:26 Conclusion
- Terminology10:07
This lecture will discuss a few terminologies related to information security such as asset, compartmentalization, end-point security, and information sensitivity.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Asset
1:29 Compartmentalization
2:53 De-perimeterization
4:07 Endpoint Security
4:46 Information Sensitivity
8:02 Intrusion Detection
- Introduction and Objectives0:24
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 14: Risk Management
Lecture 15: Types of Controls
Lecture 16: Potential Risk Treatments
Lecture 17: Single Loss Expectancy
- Risk Management4:15
This discussion will focus on the definition, methods, and principles of risk management.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Risk Management
1:02 Vulnerability
2:54 Methods Involved in Risk Management
3:21 Principles in Risk Management
- Types of Controls3:50
This lecture will identify the three different types of controls in risk management.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to the Types of Controls
0:08 Administrative Controls
1:22 Logical Controls
2:40 Physical Controls
- Potential Risk Treatments5:46
This lecture will identify the four major categories of potential risk treatments in risk management.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to the Categories of Potential Risk
0:08 Risk Avoidance
0:46 Risk Reduction
2:48 Risk Sharing
4:43 Risk Retention
- Single Loss Expectancy0:52
This discussion will define and explain single loss expectancy.
- Introduction and Objectives0:19
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 20: Active Hard Drive Protection
Lecture 21: Air Gap
Lecture 22: Anomaly Detection
Lecture 23: Back Up
Lecture 24: Cloud Service Gateway
Lecture 25: Firewall
Lecture 26: Types of Firewall
Lecture 27: Security of ATM's
Lecture 28: Standard of Good Practice - Active Hard Drive Proctection1:43
This lecture will discuss one of the many ways of protecting and securing data and information: active hard drive protection.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Active Hard Drive Protection
0:18 Implementing Active Hard Drive Protection
- Air Gap3:20
This lecture will discuss one of the many ways of protecting and securing data and information: air gap.
- Anomaly Detection2:19
This lecture will discuss one of the many ways of protecting and securing data and information: anomaly detection.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Anomaly Detection
0:29 Categories of Anomaly Detection
1:14 Popular Techniques in Anomaly Detection
1:35 Application to Data Security
- Back Up0:33
This lecture will discuss one of the many ways of protecting and securing data and information: back up.
- Cloud Service Gateway3:05
This lecture will discuss one of the many ways of protecting and securing data and information: cloud service gateway.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Cloud Storage Gateways
1:47 Backup Target of Cloud Storage Gateways
2:40 Reviews of Cloud Storage Gateways
- Firewall7:51
This lecture will discuss one of the many ways of protecting and securing data and information: firewall.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Firewall
0:36 History of Firewall
0:54 First Generation Firewalls
3:02 Second Generation Firewalls
5:12 Third Generation of Firewalls
6:19 Subsequent Developments
- Types of Firewall6:54
This lecture will identify the different types of firewall.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to the Types of Firewall
0:12 Network Layer and Packet Filters
2:30 Application Layer
5:14 Proxies
6:03 Network Address Translation
- Security of ATM's8:58
This discussion will focus on securing information at the automated teller machine.
- Standard of Good Practice2:56
This discussion will center on the Standard of Good Practice.
- Introduction and Objectives0:16
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 31: Back Up
Lecture 32: Repository Models
Lecture 33: Storage Media
Lecture 34: Managing the Data Repository
Lecture 35: Live Data
Lecture 36: Manipulation
Lecture 37: Limitations
Lecture 38: Confusion and Advise - Back Up2:51
This lecture will cover the definition and purpose of backing up data.
- Repository Models4:05
This lecture will discuss one of the many ways of backing up your data and information specifically repository models.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Repository Models
0:34 Unstructured
0:56 System Imaging
1:27 Incremental
3:17 Reverse Delta
- Storage Media4:59
This lecture will identify the different storage media available to back up and store data.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Storage Media
0:08 Magnetic Tape
0:53 Hard Disk
2:00 Optical Storage
2:49 Floppy Disk
3:09 Solid State Storage
3:32 Remote Backup Service
- Managing the Data Repository3:35
This lecture will discuss the management of the data repository.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Managing the Data Repository
0:28 Online
1:01 Near-line
1:33 Offline
2:11 Offsite Data Protection
2:48 Backup site
- Live Data3:31
This lecture will discuss backing up data currently being used.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Live Data
0:44 Snapshot Backup
1:23 Open File Backup
2:47 Cold database backup
3:05 Hot database backup
- Manipulation3:56
This lecture will talk about manipulating the data being backed up.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Data Manipulation When Backing up
0:21 Compression
0:35 De-duplication
1:45 Duplication
2:03 Encryption
2:33 Multiplexing
2:47 Refactoring
3:23 Staging
- Limitations1:43
This lecture will identify some limitations of backing up your data.
- Confusion and Advise2:33
This discussion will deal with confusion surrounding backing up data and some useful advice on how to back up data successfully.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Confusion When Backing up Your Data
0:38 Advise When Backing Up Data
- Introduction and Objectives0:26
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 41: BC Wipe
Lecture 42: Data Shredder and Database Monitoring
Lecture 43: DBAN
Lecture 44: Disk Utility
Lecture 45: HD Erase and MyDLP
Lecture 46: Shred - BC Wipe1:33
This lecture will cover one of the many software programs available for securing data specifically BC Wipe.
- Data Shredder and Database Monitoring3:08
This lecture will cover a few of the many software programs available for securing data specifically Data Shredder and Database Monitoring.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Data Shredder
0:19 Introduction to Data Activity Monitoring
1:41 Core Features of Data Activity Monitoring
- DBAN1:34
This lecture will cover one of the many software programs available for securing data specifically DBAN.
- Disk Utility3:17
This lecture will cover one of the many software programs available for securing data specifically Disk Utility.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Disk Utility
1:35 Functions of Disk Utility
- DHDerase and MyDLP2:34
This lecture will cover two of the software programs available for securing data specifically HD Erase and MyDLP.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to HDDerase
0:54 Introduction to MyDLP
1:21 Platforms and Interfaces of MyDLP
1:59 Features of MyDLP
- Shred2:19
This lecture will cover one of the software programs available for securing data specifically Shred.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Shred
0:16 Background of Shred
0:56 Features of Shred
1:45 Limitations of Shred
- Introduction and Objectives0:37
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 49: Blancco
Lecture 50: FAST
Lecture 51: ISF
Lecture 52: ISSA
Lecture 53: Jericho Forum
Lecture 54: LogLogic and NISP
Lecture 55: Secure Network and Splunk - Blancco3:50
This lecture will discuss Blancco, one of the many different companies and organizations that pursue a secure and protected data environment.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Blancco
0:28 History of Blancco
2:53 Products of Blancco
3:12 Awards of Blancco
- FAST3:11
This lecture will discuss The Federation Against Software Theft (FAST), one of the many different companies and organizations that pursue a secure and protected data environment.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to FAST
1:12 History of FAST
- ISF2:46
This lecture will talk about The Information Security Forum (ISF), one of the many different companies and organizations that pursue a secure and protected data environment.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to ISF
1:38 Primary Deliverables of ISF
2:12 Revision of the Standard of Good Practice
- ISSA3:06
This lecture will discuss The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) one of the many different companies and organizations that pursue a secure and protected data environment.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to ISSA
0:23 Goal of ISSA
0:47 Activities in ISSA
2:02 Code of Ethics in ISSA
- Jericho Forum2:22
This lecture will discuss Jericho Forum, one of the many different companies and organizations that pursue a secure and protected data environment.
- LogLogic and NISP3:54
This lecture will discuss LogLogic and NISP, two of the many different companies and organizations that pursue a secure and protected data environment.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to LogLogic
0:38 History of LogLogic
1:09 Products of LogLogic
1:54 Introduction to NISP
2:49 Data Sanitization in NISP
- Secure Network and Splunk2:39
This lecture will talk about Secure Network and Splunk, two of the many different companies and organizations that pursue a secure and protected data environment.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Secure Network
0:32 Introduction to Splunk
2:04 Products of Splunk
- Introduction and Objectives0:38
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 58: CISSP
Lecture 59: CISM
Lecture 60: CISA
Lecture 61: Holistic Information Security Practitioner
Lecture 62: Q/ISP
- CISSP6:11
This discussion will focus on the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), which is one of the different certification bodies that ensure security and protection of data.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to CISSP
1:10 History of CISSP
1:46 Ongoing Certification of CISSP
3:02 Specialized Concentrations of CISSP
4:30 Promotion in CISSP
- CISM2:27
This discussion will focus on the Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), which is one of the different certification bodies that ensure security and protection of data.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to CISM
2:04 Knowledge Domains of CISM
- CISA4:46
This discussion will focus on the Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), which is one of the different certification bodies that ensure security and protection of data.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to CISA
0:21 History of CISA
1:54 Requirements of CISA
3:23 Examination in CISA
- Holistic Information Security Practitioner0:45
This discussion will focus on the Holistic Info Security Practitioner, which is one of the different certification bodies that ensure security and protection of data.
- Q/ISP3:53
This discussion will focus on the Qualified / Information Security Professional (Q/ISP), which is one of the different certification bodies that ensure security and protection of data.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction to Q/ISP
0:43 History of Q/ISP
1:14 Requirements of Q/ISP
2:18 Ongoing Certification of Q/ISP
- Data Security Glossary of Terms4:00
This e book is a list of terms and definitions often used in the field of Data Security.
- Final Exam1:00
Now that you've finished your Udemy course, - you are eligible to sit your official Certification exam.
Certification is not mandatory.
Once you've completed the course, email our exam department at support@theartofservice.com to purchase your exam voucher and sit your final exam.
Exam access includes more information to better prepare for the exam including a workbook, sample exam plus the final exam.
Please include the course name in your email for us to send the correct information.
Any questions please contact support@theartofservice.com
You will receive a PDF certificate through your email upon passing the examination.
- Conclusion - Final Lecture1:27
A final message from our CEO.
Requirements
- Basic understanding of the IT industry
- Knowledge of the English language
Description
Data Security is the means of ensuring that data is kept safe from corruption and that access to it is suitably controlled. Data Security helps to ensure privacy. It also helps to protect personal data.
This course will begin by introducing Data Security and Information Security. Discussions about Risk Management, its principles, methods, and types will be included in the course. Since it is essential to safeguard data, this course will explain the different ways of securing and protecting data on both hardware and software platforms.
Who this course is for:
- Individuals and businesses wanting to reduce security risks and avoid potential financial losses.
- Businesses looking to implement and learn about new data security software.
- Businesses wanting to protect vital data and information.