Comptia Security+ (Sy0-701) Certification Training

Mastering Cybersecurity Essentials for CompTIA Security+ Certification

What you'll learn

Understanding foundational cybersecurity concepts.

Identifying various types of security threats and attacks.

Implementing cryptography techniques for data protection.

Developing skills in risk management and incident response.

Securing network infrastructure and protocols.

Requirements

No specific prerequisites are required for the CompTIA Security+ course. Beginners are welcome. Basic computer skills recommended. Its better you have completed CompTIA A+ and N+ course.

Description

Course Description:Are you ready to take your cybersecurity skills to the next level? Welcome to the Comprehensive CompTIA Security+ Certification Training course!In today's digital age, cybersecurity is more critical than ever. Whether you're an IT professional looking to enhance your security knowledge or a beginner interested in starting a career in cybersecurity, this course is designed to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge needed to pass the CompTIA Security+ certification exam.This comprehensive course covers everything you need to know to become a certified cybersecurity professional. From understanding core security principles to implementing advanced security measures, you'll learn from industry experts with real-world experience.What You'll Learn:Master the fundamentals of cybersecurity, including confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA triad).Explore common cyber threats, attack vectors, and vulnerabilities.Gain hands-on experience with network security, cryptography, and secure communication protocols.Learn about identity and access management, authentication methods, and user access controls.Discover security technologies and tools used to detect, prevent, and respond to cyber threats.Understand incident response and recovery procedures, business continuity planning, and disaster recovery strategies.Dive into security policies, compliance requirements, and governance frameworks.Develop ethical hacking skills and learn penetration testing methodologies.Stay updated with the latest cybersecurity best practices and industry trends.Why Choose This Course?Expert Instruction: Learn from certified cybersecurity professionals with years of industry experience.Practical Training: Gain hands-on experience with real-world scenarios and practical exercises.Exam Preparation: Prepare effectively for the CompTIA Security+ certification exam with comprehensive exam coverage and practice tests.Career Advancement: Enhance your cybersecurity skills and boost your career prospects in the IT industry.Community Support: Join a supportive learning community and network with peers and experts in the field.Enroll now and start your journey toward becoming a certified CompTIA Security+ professional! Let's secure the digital world together!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Summarize Fundamental Security Concepts

Lecture 2 Elements of Information Security

Lecture 3 Cyber Security Framework

Lecture 4 Gap Analysis and Access Control

Lecture 5 Security Control Categories

Lecture 6 Security Control Functional Types

Lecture 7 Information's Rolls and Responsibility and Units

Section 3: Compare Threat Types

Lecture 8 Introduction : Compare Threat Types

Lecture 9 Vulnerability, Threat, and Risk

Lecture 10 Attributes and Motivations of Threat Actors

Lecture 11 Different types of Threat actors and hacktivist

Lecture 12 Attack Surface and Vulnerable Software Vectors

Lecture 13 Network and Lure based attack

Lecture 14 Supply Chain Attack Surface

Lecture 15 Social Engineering - Impersonation and Pretexting

Lecture 16 Phishing, pharming and Typo squatting

Lecture 17 Compromise business Emails

Section 4: Explain Cryptographic Solutions

Lecture 18 Introduction of Cryptographic Solutions

Lecture 19 Cryptographic Concepts

Lecture 20 Symmetric Encryption

Lecture 21 Key Length

Lecture 22 Asymmetric Encryption

Lecture 23 Hashing

Lecture 24 Digital Signature

Lecture 25 Certificate Authorities

Lecture 26 Digital Certificate and Root of Trust

Lecture 27 Certificate Signing Requests and CN

Lecture 28 Certificate Revocation and Key Management

Lecture 29 Crypto processors and Secure Enclaves

Lecture 30 Key Escrow

Lecture 31 Encryption Supporting Confidentiality file, disk and database encryption

Lecture 32 Transport Encryption and Key exchange

Lecture 33 Perfect Forward Secrecy

Lecture 34 Salting, key stretching and Block Chain

Section 5: Implement Identity and Access Management

Lecture 35 Authentication Design

Lecture 36 Password concepts and password manager

Lecture 37 Multifactor and Biometric Authentication

Lecture 38 Type of Authentication Hard, soft and password less

Lecture 39 DAC and MAC

Lecture 40 Role-based and Attribute-Based Access Control

Lecture 41 Rule-Based Access Control

Lecture 42 Least privilege an user account provisioning

Lecture 43 Account Attributes and Access and restriction policies

Lecture 44 Local, Network, and Remote Authentication

Lecture 45 Directory Service and Single Sign-on Authentication

Lecture 46 Federation or Shared sign-on authentication

Lecture 47 SAML and OAuth

Section 6: Secure Enterprise Network Architecture

Lecture 48 Introduction : Maintain Enterprise Campus Network Architecture

Lecture 49 Architecture and Infrastructure concept

Lecture 50 Network Infrastructure

Lecture 51 Switching and Routing Infrastructure Considerations

Lecture 52 Security Zones and Attack Surface

Lecture 53 Port Security and Physical Isolation

Lecture 54 Architecture Considerations

Lecture 55 Device Placements and Attributes

Lecture 56 Layer 4 and Layer 7 Firewall

Lecture 57 Proxy Server and IDS

Lecture 58 NGF, UTM and Load Balancer

Lecture 59 VPN Remote Access Architecture

Lecture 60 IPSec and TLS Tunneling

Lecture 61 Internet Key Exchange in VPN

Lecture 62 RDP and Secure Shell

Lecture 63 Out of band Management and Jump Servers

Section 7: Secure Cloud Network Architecture

Lecture 64 Cloud deployment Models based on Ownership

Lecture 65 Security Considerations on Cloud Infra

Lecture 66 6a-3 Types of Coluds based on services

Lecture 67 Responsibility Matrix Cloud Service Provider and Costumer

Lecture 68 Centralized and decentralized de-computing

Lecture 69 Resilient Architecture Concepts

Lecture 70 Virtualization and Cloud Technology

Lecture 71 Software Defined Networking

Lecture 72 Cloud Features and Security Consideration

Lecture 73 Embedded System and Industrial Control Systems

Lecture 74 Introduction of IOT Devices and its security

Lecture 75 Deperimeterization and Zero Trust

Lecture 76 Essential Components of a Zero Trust Architecture and Security

Section 8: Evaluate Network Security Capabilities

Lecture 77 Benchmarks and Secure Configuration Guides

Lecture 78 Switches and Routers Security baseline

Lecture 79 Server Hardware and Operating Systems

Lecture 80 Wireless Network Installation Considerations

Lecture 81 Access Control Lists

Lecture 82 Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems

Lecture 83 Web Filtering

Section 9: Assess Endpoint Security Capabilities

Lecture 84 Introduction of End point Security

Lecture 85 Endpoint Security and Protection

Lecture 86 Advanced Endpoint Protection

Lecture 87 Endpoint Configuration for enhancing Security

Lecture 88 Hardening End and Specialized Devices

Lecture 89 Mobile Hardening Techniques

Lecture 90 Full Device Encryption and External Media

Lecture 91 Different location Services in Mobile device

Lecture 92 Different Connection Methods in Mobile Device

Section 10: Enhance Application Security Capabilities

Lecture 93 Understanding of Secure Protocols

Lecture 94 Transport Layer Security

Lecture 95 Secure Directory Services

Lecture 96 Simple Network Management Protocol Security

Lecture 97 File Transfer Services

Lecture 98 Email Services

Lecture 99 Email Security

Lecture 100 Email Data lose prevention

Lecture 101 DNS Security

Section 11: Explain Incident Response and Monitoring Concepts

Lecture 102 Digital forensics Due Process and Legal Hold

Lecture 103 Data Acquisition from System Memory and Hard disk

Lecture 104 Preservation and Reporting in Digital Forensics

Lecture 105 Data Sources, Dashboards, and Reports

Lecture 106 Log Data

Lecture 107 Host Operating System Logs

Lecture 108 Application, Endpoint, and Network Data sources

Lecture 109 Packet Capture and Metadata

Lecture 110 Security Information And Event Management

Lecture 111 Alerting and Monitoring Activities

Lecture 112 Alert tuning and Monitoring Infrastructure

Lecture 113 Monitoring System and Applications and Benchmark

Section 12: Analyze Indicators of Malicious Activity

Lecture 114 Malware Classification

Lecture 115 Computer Viruses

Lecture 116 Computer Worms and Fileless Malware

Lecture 117 Spyware Adware and keyloggers

Lecture 118 Backdoors, RAT and rootkits

Lecture 119 Ransomware, Crypto-malware, and Logic Bombs

Lecture 120 TTPs and Malicious Activity Indicators

Lecture 121 Physical and Network Attacks

Lecture 122 Distributed Denial of Service Attacks

Lecture 123 On Path and DNS attack

Lecture 124 Wireless Attacks

Lecture 125 Password Credential Replay Attacks

Lecture 126 Cryptographic Attacks and Malicious Code indicators

Lecture 127 Application Attacks

Lecture 128 Replay and Forgery Attacks

Lecture 129 Directory Traversal Script and Command Injection Attacks

Lecture 130 Url and Log Analysis

Section 13: Summarize Security Governance Concepts

Lecture 131 Policies and Guidelines

Lecture 132 Procedures, playbook and Change management

Lecture 133 Internal and Industry Standards

Lecture 134 Legal Environment, governance and accountability

Lecture 135 Change management programs

Lecture 136 Restart, downtime, documentation and version Control

Lecture 137 Automation and orchestration

Section 14: Explain Risk Management Processes

Lecture 138 Risk Identification and Assessment

Lecture 139 Risk management Strategies

Lecture 140 Risk management processes

Lecture 141 Business Impact analysis

Lecture 142 Vendor Selection

Lecture 143 Legal Agreements

Lecture 144 Attestation and Assessments

Lecture 145 Penetration Testing and Security Exercise Types in an Organization

The CompTIA Security+ course is designed for individuals aspiring to pursue careers in cybersecurity. It's suitable for: Entry-level IT professionals seeking to specialize in security. Students or recent graduates interested in cybersecurity roles. IT professionals looking to validate their security knowledge and skills. Anyone aiming to enhance their understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals. Individuals preparing for security-related certifications or roles.