Cyber Security Specialist Workshop
Published 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.94 GB | Duration: 7h 28m
Published 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.94 GB | Duration: 7h 28m
Learn while working in real cybersecurity projects
What you'll learn
Introduction to ISO 27001: Basics of the ISO 27001 standard, an international framework for information security management.
First Project, ISO27001 - ISP- IAM- KPI: Practical implementation of information security policies, identity and access management.
Risk Management - Setup technical lab: Fundamentals of risk management in cyber security and setting up a technical lab for practical exercises.
Network Basics: Understanding the basics of network technology, including architecture and protocols.
Setup your virtual lab - Business Network - GPO (Technical Session): Creating a virtual lab environment to simulate business network setups.
Baseline - Security Checklists - Vulnerability Management: Establishing security baselines, developing checklists for routine security audits.
Nessus VA Tool - DLP Project - SOW: Learning to use Nessus for vulnerability assessments and implementing Data Loss Prevention (DLP) projects.
Nessus VA Demonstration - Samer: A demonstration of the Nessus Vulnerability Assessment tool.
Technical DLP implementation - Samer: Practical implementation of Data Loss Prevention systems.
Network Basics, introduction to Firewall - Operation Security A12: Further network basics with a focus on firewalls and operational security principles.
Real Firewall implementation: Hands-on experience in implementing and configuring real firewalls.
Encryption Basics - Enterprise AV Implementation: Understanding the fundamentals of encryption and implementing enterprise antivirus solutions.
Operation Security - Protection against malware - AV Management: Operational security strategies to protect against malware, including antivirus management.
Enterprise Kaspersky AV Implementation: Specific training on implementing Kaspersky's enterprise antivirus solutions.
Real Incident - Threat Intelligence Part 1: Analyzing real cyber security incidents and an introduction to threat intelligence.
Threat Intelligence - Human Threat: Advanced concepts in threat intelligence with a focus on human-centric threats.
BCP- DRP: Basics of Business Continuity Planning (BCP) and Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP).
BCP/DRP - PCI-DSS Standards: Integrating BCP and DRP with Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) compliance.
High Availability: Ensuring high availability in network and security systems.
JD review, Real Project, tools and techniques: Reviewing job descriptions, engaging in real projects, and learning various tools and techniques.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM): Training on SIEM systems for security monitoring and event management.
IS Awareness - SOP - IOT - ICS Security - Part 1: Information security awareness, standard operating procedures.
Mock Interview, Incident Management: Preparing for job interviews in the cyber security field and understanding incident management protocols.
BCP/DRP - Cloud Security: Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning in the context of cloud security.
End Point Security: Protecting network endpoints against various cyber threats.
Access Control - Q & A: Understanding and implementing access control mechanisms with a question-and-answer session for clarification.
Real project, Data labeling, DLP: Hands-on project experience in data labeling and Data Loss Prevention.
Ethical Hacking: Basic principles and practices of ethical hacking to identify vulnerabilities.
Requirements
PC should have at least i3 processor 8GB RAM & 100GB free disk space
Description
5 Real Projects & 35 Real Operational ActivitiesFull recording of the Cybersecurity Specialist live workshopCyber Security Specialist Training is following a top-down approach where candidates will learn important cyber security skills implementation in a real business environment. It's well known that candidates learn much faster while working on real cyber security projects than while taking training or online courses accordingly we are giving our students an opportunity to join real cyber security projects with guidance on how to execute real project tasks and give our students a chance to learn by experiences. This approach is much more effective than the normal learning path that depends on traditional training or online courses that will provide candidates with the knowledge but miss the real implementation experience.Gain cyber security realistic experience through hands-on involvement in cutting-edge security scenarios. This enables learners to apply theoretical knowledge in practical situations, bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world application.Get real-life implementation experience from real cyber security projects, where you'll be immersed in various aspects of cyber security, from threat analysis to mitigation strategies. This direct exposure to live projects accelerates the learning process, making complex concepts easier to grasp.Understand the real business challenge by engaging with actual problems faced by organizations. This exposure to the dynamic nature of cyber threats in a business context enhances problem-solving skills and critical thinking.Get the confidence you need to apply for any job in the cyber security domain. The combination of practical experience and theoretical understanding equips you with a comprehensive skill set, making you a competitive candidate in the rapidly evolving field of cyber security.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to the program
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Target Audiences
Lecture 3 Identify the problem
Lecture 4 JD.
Section 2: ISO 27001 Project
Lecture 5 First Project ISO27001
Lecture 6 ISO27001_2022
Lecture 7 CIA Triad
Lecture 8 First Project_Hospital
Lecture 9 IS Policy
Lecture 10 Information Asset Register_Part1
Lecture 11 Information Asset Register_Part2
Lecture 12 Assignment 1
Lecture 13 Risk Management
Lecture 14 Risk Assessment
Lecture 15 Risk Standard ISO 27005
Lecture 16 Real Risk Register
Lecture 17 Assignment_Risk Assessment
Lecture 18 Risk Management Strategy
Lecture 19 Risk Acceptance
Section 3: Technical Controls
Lecture 20 Baselines and checklist
Lecture 21 Technical Security Implementation
Lecture 22 Validate Baselines
Lecture 23 Security Checklists
Lecture 24 Baselines Assignment
Section 4: Vulnerability Management
Lecture 25 Nessus AV Tool
Lecture 26 Vulnerability Management
Lecture 27 VA Report
Lecture 28 Emergency VA
Lecture 29 Assignment-Vulnerability Assessment
Section 5: DLP Project
Lecture 30 Information Protection
Lecture 31 Use Case – Implementing Data Classification and DLP
Lecture 32 Microsoft Compliance Tool
Lecture 33 Data Classification and Labeling
Lecture 34 Create a Label
Lecture 35 DLP Implementation
Lecture 36 Creating SOW
Lecture 37 Success Criteria
Lecture 38 Assignment_DLP Implementation Plan
Section 6: New section
Lecture 39 Protection Against Malware
Lecture 40 Enterprise AV Management
Lecture 41 File Hash
Lecture 42 Virus Total
Lecture 43 AV Management
Lecture 44 Assignment-AV Management
Section 7: Network Security
Lecture 45 Private IP vs Public IP
Lecture 46 Network Security
Lecture 47 Ports
Lecture 48 Host based Firewall
Section 8: Threat Intelligence
Lecture 49 Threat Intelligence
Lecture 50 IOC Report
Section 9: Incident Management
Lecture 51 Incident Management
Lecture 52 Assignment-Incident Report
Lecture 53 Assignment-Incident Management Policy
Lecture 54 Assignment-Incidents
Section 10: Information Security Awareness
Lecture 55 Job function awareness
Lecture 56 Information Security Awareness
Lecture 57 IS Awareness Samples
Lecture 58 IS Awareness Effectiveness
Lecture 59 Social Engineering Campaign
Lecture 60 Assignment Information Security Awareness Plan
Section 11: BCP-DRP
Lecture 61 BCP and DRP
Lecture 62 Disaster Recovery Plan-DRP
Lecture 63 BIA
Lecture 64 MTD-RTO-RPO
Lecture 65 Restoration Plan and Testing
Lecture 66 Assignment-Disaster Recovery Plan
Career shifter,IT Professionals,Recent Graduates in IT or Computer Science