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CompTIA Security+ (SY0-601) Complete Course

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Overview CompTIA Security+ SY0-601)Complete Course - Your preparation for the world's best cybersecurity certification! What you'll learn: Passing the CompTIA Security+ certification exam with confidence Understand computer security, its functions, and its components Performing basic security configurations Become an effective security technician in a business environment Requirements Basic familiarity with computer networks, administration, and security is helpful (But, all required information will be covered during the course) (Helpful, but not required) Completion of the CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications Description You will learn the fundamentals of cybersecurity and gain experience in the configuration, management, and troubleshooting of common wired and wireless networks with lessons, lectures, and video demonstrations to teach you everything you need to know to pass the exams. CompTIA Security+ (SY0-601) is the world's most popular cybersecurity ...

What you need to know about the CEH v11 (update 2022)

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  The  Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH ) accreditation from EC-Council is a well-respected and well-trusted ethical hacking program that has become one of the best ways to verify a professional's skills in penetration testing, vulnerability finding, and evaluation in target systems. Certified professionals play a critical role in safeguarding an organization's digital assets and infrastructures by discovering vulnerabilities and potential attack vectors, preventing data from being stolen and misused by malevolent attackers.   The  CEH (ANSI)  program from EC-Council has recently been updated to reflect the most recent advancements in the area. The  CEH  certification, now in its 11th version, assesses a person's understanding of core security concepts as well as their ability to assess an organization's infrastructure to identify threats, analyze them, and provide remediation in the context of the latest operating systems, tools, tactics, exploits, and t...

Threat Intelligence and Threat Hunting

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A cybersecurity expert must be familiar with threats, threat actors, and the areas where attackers are attempting to exploit weaknesses. Threat Intelligence and Threat Hunting LiveLessons provide learners with a look at where vulnerabilities in software, cloud, and other attack surfaces exist, with over 7 hours of video training. The learner will learn how to classify risks, interact with vulnerabilities, and apply common assessment approaches throughout the course. Understanding risks to the Internet of Things, real-time operating systems, and cloud-based settings will also be covered in this course. The following are some of the topics covered: Threat Data and Intelligence are Critical Threat Intelligence as a Support for Organizational Security Activities for Vulnerability Management Using Common Vulnerability Assessment Tools to Analyze the Results Cloud-based and specialized technology-related threats Putting in Place Controls to Prevent Attacks and Software Vulnerabilities ...

Top 10 Best Linux Distros for Privacy and Security for 2022

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  1. Qubes OS   Qubes OS is a high-security operating system (OS). The operating system (OS) is the software that allows all other programs on a computer to execute. Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Android, and iOS are examples of popular operating systems. Qubes is open-source software that is free to use (FOSS). This means that anyone can use, copy, and modify the software in any way they like. It also implies that the source code is open to the public, allowing others to contribute to an audit.   Features of Qubes OS   Through advanced virtualization techniques on other physical machines, different pieces of software are provided with strong isolation. The template system allows users to share root files without sacrificing security. Qubes OS is free to modify, copy, and use. Qubes U2F Proxy allows us to use its two-factor authentication tools without exposing the web browser to the entire USB stack. For private key storage, split GPG is used. The isolation of USB ...