Comptia Security+ Exam Prep

Covering topics that will help you in passing the CompTIA Security +

What you'll learn

The course should enable students to grasp fundamental security concepts such as confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA triad), and risk management.

They should learn to identify attack vectors such as malware, social engineering, wireless attacks, and web application vulnerabilities.

The course should equip students with the knowledge and skills to implement appropriate security controls.

Security+ is a widely recognized certification in the cybersecurity industry. One of the learning outcomes should be to prepare students for the Security+.

Requirements

No requirement or prerequisites

Description

The Security + course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of essential cybersecurity concepts, principles, and best practices. This course serves as a foundation for individuals pursuing a career in the field of information security or seeking to enhance their existing knowledge and skills.Throughout the course, participants will gain a deep understanding of various security domains, including network security, threat management, cryptography, access control, and risk management. They will explore the principles and techniques used to protect information assets, secure networks, and mitigate potential security risks.The course covers a wide range of topics, including:Security Fundamentals: Participants will learn the fundamental concepts, terminologies, and principles of information security. They will understand the importance of confidentiality, integrity, and availability in maintaining a secure computing environment.Network Security: Participants will explore the essential aspects of securing computer networks, including network devices, protocols, and perimeter defenses. They will gain knowledge of network vulnerabilities and the strategies used to detect and prevent unauthorized access.Threat Management: Participants will delve into the world of threat intelligence, vulnerability assessment, and incident response. They will learn how to identify and analyze common cybersecurity threats and develop effective strategies to mitigate and respond to them.Cryptography: Participants will develop an understanding of cryptographic concepts, encryption algorithms, and their applications in securing data. They will explore the principles of symmetric and asymmetric encryption, digital signatures, and secure communication protocols.Identity and Access Management: Participants will learn about identity and access management controls, including user authentication, authorization, and access control mechanisms. They will understand the importance of strong user authentication and the implementation of secure access policies.Risk Management: Participants will gain knowledge of risk management concepts and techniques, including risk assessment, risk mitigation strategies, and incident response planning. They will learn how to identify, assess, and prioritize risks to protect organizational assets effectively.The Security + course incorporates a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical hands-on exercises to ensure participants have a well-rounded understanding of cybersecurity concepts. It prepares individuals for the Security + certification exam, a widely recognized industry credential that validates their expertise in cybersecurity fundamentals.Upon completion of the course, participants will possess the skills and knowledge necessary to implement effective security measures, secure networks and systems, and protect organizations from potential cyber threats. They will be well-equipped to contribute to the cybersecurity efforts of organizations and play a vital role in maintaining a secure computing environment.

Overview

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 1: Security + Curriculum

Lecture 2 Security Roles and Security Controls

Lecture 3 Threat Actors and Threat Intelligence

Lecture 4 Performing Security Assessments

Lecture 5 Basic Cryptographic Concepts

Lecture 6 Social Engineering and Malware

Lecture 7 Implenting PKI

Lecture 8 Implementing Authentication Controls

Lecture 9 Identity and Account Management Controls

Lecture 10 Implementing Secure Network Designs

Lecture 11 Implementing Network Security Applicances

Lecture 12 Implementing Secure Network Protocols

Lecture 13 Implementing Host Security Solutions

Lecture 14 Implementing Secure Mobile Solutions

Lecture 15 Summarizing Secure Application Concepts

Lecture 16 Implementing Secure Cloud Solutions

Lecture 17 Explaining Data Privacy and Protection

Lecture 18 Performing Incident Response

Lecture 19 Explaining Digital Forensics

Lecture 20 Risk Management Concepts

Lecture 21 Cybersecurity Resilience

Lecture 22 Physical Security

Entry-level IT professionals,Security analysts and technicians,IT managers and supervisors,Students and graduates