Infrastructure Security
From a threat landscape overview to applying defense-in-depth at the perimeter, network, endpoint, application, and data layers, this Infrastructure Security course covers it all. Network engineers, systems engineers, and security managers will walk away with a thorough understanding of how to apply these concepts to lock down their infrastructure.
4
H
26
M
Time
intermediate
difficulty
4
ceu/cpe
Course Content
Introduction
The Threat Landscape
Security Models
Security Models
Firewalls
Defense in Depth
Technology Vulnerabilities Part 1
The Threat Landscape
DMZ
Defense in Depth
Technology Vulnerabilities Part 2
The Threat Landscape
Process Vulnerabilities
The Threat Landscape
IPS/IDS
Defense in Depth
Honeypots
Defense in Depth
People Vulnerabilities
The Threat Landscape
Remote Access Part 1
Defense in Depth
Attacker Motivations
The Threat Landscape
Remote Access Part 2
Defense in Depth
MITRE
The Threat Landscape
Encryption Part 1
Defense in Depth
Malware Types
The Threat Landscape
Encryption Part 2
Defense in Depth
Malware Identification
The Threat Landscape
Web Proxies Part 1
Defense in Depth
Web Proxies Part 2
Defense in Depth
Network Access Control Part 1
Defense in Depth
Network Access Control Part 2
Defense in Depth
Wireless
Defense in Depth
Anti-Virus
Defense in Depth
Patch Management
Defense in Depth
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 ManagersCourse Goals
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