Introduction to IT and Cybersecurity
Course Content
Module 1: The Threat Landscape
Module 2: Defense in Depth
4m
2.1Layers of Defense
11m
2.2Firewalls
3m
2.3DMZ
11m
2.4IPS/IDS
2m
2.5Honeypots
10m
2.6Remote Access Part 1
9m
2.7Remote Access Part 2
5m
2.8Encryption Part 1
8m
2.9Encryption Part 2
7m
2.10Web Proxies Part 1
10m
2.11Web Proxies Part 2
7m
2.12Network Access Control Part 1
5m
2.13Network Access Control Part 2
5m
2.14Wireless
7m
2.15Anti-Virus
7m
2.16Patch Management
13m
2.17Config Management
5m
2.18Web Application Firewalls
3m
2.19DevSecOps
4m
2.20Data Classification
6m
2.21Data Loss Prevention
7m
2.22Identity Access Management
4m
2.23DAR Encryption
2m
2.24File Integrity Monitoring
6m
2.25Data Disposal
5m
2.26Monitoring
4m
2.27Policy
4m
2.28Risk-Based Approach
4m
2.29Module 2 Quiz
Module 3: Security Models
Course Description
Prerequisites
Fundamental knowledge of networks and network security is required. Students should be familiar with basic network architecture concepts (LAN/WAN, VLAN, perimeter vs internal, etc.). Students should also have at least a basic understanding of security device functions (firewalls, IPS, IDS, proxy, etc.).
Who is this Course For?
Network, Systems, and Security Engineers, Architects, and Managers
Course Goals
By the end of this course, students should be able to:
- Identify common infrastructure vulnerabilities and mitigation techniques.
- Describe the layers of infrastructure security and components at each layer.
- Articulate the application of common security models across the enterprise.
Instructed By
Scott Russ
Instructor
Provided By
Certificate of Completion
Complete this entire course to earn a Infrastructure Security Certificate of Completion
Competency Areas
