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We conclude this series on redundancy, as well as this module, with a discussion of additional data redundancy strategies. In many applications, the need exists to recover data quicker than is possible with standard data ...

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We conclude this series on redundancy, as well as this module, with a discussion of additional data redundancy strategies. In many applications, the need exists to recover data quicker than is possible with standard data backups. Also, depending on the frequency of those backups, it's possible to lose a entire day's worth of data. In many situations this is unacceptable. The additional data redundancy methods discussed in this section are database shadowing, electronic vaulting, and remote journaling. Database shadowing and remote journaling are concerned with backing up databases and their transactions. Situations where being offline for only a few minutes can be catastrophic for a company's bottomline are those involving ecommerce.

Part 1 - Welcome

Part 2 - Syllabus

Part 01 - Introduction

Part 02 - Roles and Responsibilities

Part 03 - Classification

Part 04 - States of Data

Part 05 - Configuration Management

Part 06 - Review

Part 01 - Intro

Part 02 - OSI Intro

Part 03 - Layer 1 Physical

Part 04 - Layer 2 Data Link Part I Media Access

Part 05 - Layer 2 Data Link Part II Switches

Part 06 - Layer 3 Network Routers VLANs Switches

Part 07 - Layer 3 Protocols and Attacks

Part 08 - Layer 4 Transport TCP and UDP

Part 09 - Layer 5 and 6 Session and Presentation

Part 10 - Layer 7 Application

Part 11 - TCP IP Model and Review

Part 12 - Common Attacks

Part 13 - Firewalls, Proxies and NAT

Part 15 - Wireless

Part 16 - Cloud Computing

Part 17 - Telecom Review

Part 01 - Intro to ID

Part 02 - Defining Identity and Access Management

Part 03 - Core Security Requirements

Part 04 - Access Control Models

Part 05 - Authentication TYPE I

Part 06 - Authentication TYPE II

Part 07 - Authentication TYPE III

Part 08 - SSO and Kerberos

Part 09 - Access Control Methods

Part 10 - RADIUS

Part 11 - Emanations

Part 12 - ID and Access Management Review

Part 01 - Intro

Part 02 - Vulnerability and Pen Testing Overview

Part 03 - Penetration Testing

Part 04 - NDS vs HIDS

Part 05 - Analysis Engines

Part 06 - Honeypots

Part 07 - Chapter Review

Part 01 - Intro

Part 02 - Incident Response

Part 03 - Intro to Forensics

Part 04 - Forensic Investigation Process

Part 05 - Types of Evidence

Part 06 - Spares and RAID

Part 07 - Clustering and Web Farms

Part 08 - Backups

Part 09 - Additional Data Redundancy

Part 10 - Review

Part 01 - Intro

Part 02 - Why is Software Unsecure

Part 03 - Development Methodologies

Part 04 - Common Architectures

Part 05 - Monitoring and Auditing

Part 06 - Adversaries and Review

Part 07 - OWASP 1 thru 5

Part 08 - OWASP 6 thru 10

Part 09 - Defensive Coding

Part 10 - Change Management

Part 11 - Vulnerability Scans and Penetration Testing

Part 12 - Verification Validation Certification and Accreditation

Part 13 - DB Intro

Part 14 - DB Models

Part 15 - Relational Databases

Final Course Review