Introduction To Cybersecurity Basics, Risks And Controls

Introduction to Cybersecurity Basics, Risks and Controls - Supporting Course For Anyone interested to break into Cyber!

What you'll learn

Learn fundamental concepts and terminologies of cybersecurity

Identify types of cyber threats and risks for individuals and businesses

Apply CIA Triad to protect data and systems (confidentiality, integrity, and availability)

Identify and prevent social engineering, phishing, malware, and other cyber threats and attacks

Learn common cybersecurity controls and technologies (firewalls, encryption, access control, and IDS/IPS)

Develop an incident response and business continuity plan

Understand legal and ethical considerations regarding privacy, intellectual property, and cybercrime laws

Reinforce learning through practical exercises and real-life examples

Gain a solid foundation in cybersecurity concepts, risks, and controls for career advancement

Requirements

No prior cybersecurity knowledge is needed to take the course.

Basic computer literacy is recommended, such as proficiency in using web browsers, email, and typical business software.

Some technical knowledge or an IT-related background would be helpful, but it is not required.

Description

Introduction to Cybersecurity Basics, Risks and Controls course designed to provide learners with foundational knowledge of cybersecurity concepts, risks, and controls. This course is suitable for anyone interested in breaking into the field of cybersecurity, including those with little to no prior experience or knowledge.Throughout this course, learners will gain an understanding of the fundamental concepts and principles of cybersecurity, including threats, vulnerabilities, risks, and controls. They will also learn about the different types of cyber attacks, such as malware, phishing, and social engineering, and how to prevent them.The course material is presented through a series of interactive modules that include videos, readings, and quizzes. The content is delivered by cybersecurity experts who have extensive experience in the field. The course is designed to be self-paced, so learners can complete it on their own schedule.Upon completing this course, learners will have a solid understanding of the basics of cybersecurity and the different threats and risks associated with it. They will be able to identify potential vulnerabilities and apply appropriate controls to mitigate them. They will also be well-prepared to pursue more advanced courses in cybersecurity or pursue a career in the field.What You learn from this course - Introduction to cybersecurity basics, principles, and terminology- Identification and assessment of potential cybersecurity threats and risks- Discussion of common types of cybersecurity attacks and prevention methods- Definition of cybersecurity controls such as firewalls, antivirus software, and encryption- Importance of incident response and business continuity- Examination of legal and ethical issues related to cybersecurity- Understanding of the cybersecurity industry, job roles, and certifications- Exploration of current trends and future of cybersecurity- Practical exercises and quizzes for reinforcement of learning- Provides a strong foundation for pursuing a career in cybersecurity or related fields.

Overview

Section 1: Break into Cybersecurity - Complete Course

Lecture 1 Understand the Objective of Security

Lecture 2 Information Security and Cybersecurity

Lecture 3 Security and Privacy

Lecture 4 What is Risk Management

Lecture 5 Risk Response Strategies

Lecture 6 Security Controls

Lecture 7 Examples for Security Controls

Lecture 8 Security Threats overview

Lecture 9 Malware

Lecture 10 Fileless Malware

Lecture 11 Endpoint Protection Platforms - EPP

Lecture 12 Cyber Attacks

Lecture 13 What is AAA

Section 2: Network Security

Lecture 14 Network Attacks - Layer 2 Attacks

Lecture 15 Explain Man in the Middle Attack

Lecture 16 Understand ARP Protocol and How it work

Lecture 17 VLAN and Segmentation

Lecture 18 Network Security Controls

Section 3: Application Security

Lecture 19 What is Application development

Lecture 20 Application Attacks

Lecture 21 Software development Security Best Practices

Section 4: Personnel Security

Lecture 22 Social Engineering

Lecture 23 Security Awareness Training

Section 5: Data Security

Lecture 24 Data Life Cycle

Lecture 25 Data Destruction and Secure Disposal

Section 6: Information Security Management

Lecture 26 What is Security Governance

Lecture 27 Data Roles

Lecture 28 RACI Matrix

Lecture 29 Metrics

Lecture 30 Security Frameworks and Standards

Lecture 31 Incident Management

Lecture 32 Patch Management

Lecture 33 Change Management

Individuals interested in the cybersecurity field,Individuals seeking to develop a foundational knowledge of cybersecurity concepts, risks, and controls,IT professionals who want to better secure their organization's data and systems,Anyone looking to advance their career in cybersecurity and IT