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Class one (Inroduction to Cybersecurity Career)In this lesson, you will learn about the huge demand for Cybersecurity professionals and how you can enter the field. You will learn the different training options that are available for starting a career in Cybersecurity.
The lesson will cover the different roles and responsibilities of entry-level, mid-level, and advanced-level cybersecurity professionals.
In addition, you will learn the the skills you must posses to be sucsessful as a cybersecurity professioner and the range of salaries awarded to the roles at the different levels of Cybersecurity careers.
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Class two (Foundations of Cybersecurity)
This course heps kick off your journey into cybersecurity! You'll explore the cybersecurity field, and learn about the job responsibilities of cybersecurity professionals.
You understand the effect of attacks on businesses you can arrange to mitigate the attacks.
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Class three (Introduction to Hardware & Operating System)
In this lesson, you’ll learn about common external and internal components of home and business computer systems. You will be introduced to some operating system.
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WEEK 1
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Class one (Introduction to Software, Programing and Database - Part 1 )
This course introduces you to software, licenses and coud computing
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Class Two (Security principles) Part 1
This course will hep you to, among other things: Discuss the foundational concepts of cybersecurity principles. Recognize foundational security concepts of information assurance. Define risk management terminology and summarize the process. Relate risk management to personal or professional practices. Classify types of security controls. Distinguish between policies, procedures, standards, regulations and laws. Demonstrate the relationship among governance elements. Analyze appropriate outcomes according to the canons of the (ISC)2 Code of Ethics when given examples.
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Class Three (Security principles) Part 2
This course will hep you to, among others other things: Classify types of security controls. Distinguish between policies, procedures, standards, regulations and laws. Demonstrate the relationship among governance elements. Analyze appropriate outcomes according to the canons of the (ISC)2 Code of Ethics when given examples.
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WEEK 2
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Class one (Security Risk Management)
By the end of this course, you will develop a greater understanding of the eight Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) security domains, as well as specific security frameworks and controls. You’ll also be introduced to how to use security tools and audits to help protect assets and data. These are key concepts in the cybersecurity field, and understanding them will help you keep organizations, and the people they serve, safe from threats, risks, and vulnerabilities.
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Class one (Security risk Management)
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Class two (Assets, Threats and Vulnerabilities) Part 1
You will be introduced to how organizations determine what assets to protect. You'll learn about the connection between managing risk and classifying assets by exploring the unique challenge of securing physical and digital assets. You'll also be introduced to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) framework standards, guidelines and best practices to manage cybersecurity risk.
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Class Two (Assets, Threats and Vulnerabilities) Part 1
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Class three (Assets, Threats and Vulnerabilities) Part 2
You will focus on security controls that protect organizational assets. You'll explore how privacy impacts asset security and understand the role that encryption plays in maintaining the privacy of digital assets. You'll also explore how authentication and authorization systems help verify a user’s identity.
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WEEK 3
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Class One (Assets, Threats and Vulnerabilities) Part 3
You will build an understanding of the vulnerability management process. You'll learn about common vulnerabilities and develop an attacker mindset by examining the ways vulnerabilities can become threats to asset security if they are exploited.
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Class One (Assets, Threats and Vulnerabilities) Part 3
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WEEK 4
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Class two (Assets, Threats and Vulnerabilities) Part 4
You will explore common types of threats to digital asset security. You'll also examine the tools and techniques used by cybercriminals to target assets. In addition, you'll be introduced to the threat modeling process and learn ways security professionals stay ahead of security breaches.
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Class Two (Assets, Threats and Vulnerabilities) Part 4
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Class two (Assets, Threats and Vulnerabilities) Part 4Class recording
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Class two (Assets, Threats and Vulnerabilities) Part 4
Threat modeling
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Class Three (Review of modules 1 to 11)
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Class one (Access Control Concept)
Course Objectives
l Select access controls that are appropriate in a given scenario.
l Relate access control concepts and processes to given scenarios.
l Compare various physical access controls.
l Describe logical access controls.
l Practice the terminology of access controls and review concepts of access controls
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WEEK 5
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Class one (Access Control Concept)
Class recoding
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Class Two (Holiday)
Pubic holiday
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Class Three (Holiday)
Public holiday
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Week 6
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Class One (Introduction to Cybersecurity Essentials) Part 1
COMMON SECURITY THREATS AND RISKS
This module will teach you the skills you need to identify basic security threats and choose the best security practices to address those threats. You’ll learn the difference between data, information, and insights and how companies leverage all three to help guide their business decisions. You’ll learn how to maintain data integrity and keep data confidential. You’ll also begin to learn about the different types of attacks and breaches that threaten today’s organizations and their data.
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Class One (Inroduction to Cybersecurity Essentias) Part 1Common Security Threat and Risk
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Class Two (Introduction to Cybersecurity Essential) Part 2
SECURITY BEST PRACTICES
Living in a world filled with cyber criminers, there’s unfotunately no single solution for effective cybersecurity. The best practice is to use multiple layers of security. Some great first steps you can take to improve security and build a solid foundation to protect against cyberattacks are to use strong passwords, good password management, and multi-factor authentication.
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Class Two (Introduction to Cybersecurity Essentials) Part 2Security Best Practices
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Class Three (Introduction to Cybersecurity Essentials) Part 3
SAFE BROWSING PRACTICES
The Internet can be an awesome place to go for entertainment, learning, and other online experiences. But the Internet isn’t safe. Hackers, phishing, identity theft, security leaks, privacy issues, and more are valid reasons to consistently practice safe browsing to protect yourself. This week, you will learn about safety concerns with applications and public browsing, including managing plug-ins, extensions, and toolbars. You will learn about web browser security configurations, cookies, and computer caches.
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Class Three (Introduction to Cybersecurity Essentials) Part 3Safe Browsing Practices
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DAY 2
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Comptia A + Lecture Configuring SOHO Network Security
Well dealing with configuration of SOHO, Explainig Attacks, threats and Vulnerabilities, Social Engineering...
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MOD 1- 4 Cisco Junior Cyber Security Portal-NEWTWORK BASICS
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MOD 5- 7 Cisco Junior Cyber Security Portal-NEWTWORK BASICS
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QUIZ COMPTIA A+This is a single quiz section pick the most suitable answer for the questions
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Configuring SOHO Network Security
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SOHO NETWORK 2
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SOHO NETWORK 3
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DAY 3
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Comptia A+ Lecture •Network Types•Network Types•Network Standards and the OSI Model•Data Transmission Methods
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QUIZ NETWORK +.
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Network Theory
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Network Theory 2
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Network Theory 3
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Network Theory 4
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DAY 1
o TCP/IP Addressing and Data Delivery
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Comptia N+•Part of the TCP/IP protocol suite.•Ensures end-to-end delivery between distinct nodes.•Creates connection prior to transmission.•At the source node, breaks data into segments, sends it, and waits for acknowledgment.•At the destination node, reassembles segments into original data.•Resends any data lost in transit.
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MOD 8-11 Cisco junior Cybersecurity
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MOD 12-14 Cisco junior Cybersecurity
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QUIZ NETWORK +
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TCP/IP Addressing and Data Delivery
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TCP/IP Addressing and Data Delivery
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TCP/I[ Addressing and Data
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Day 2
TCP/IP Implementation
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Comptia N+
TCP/IP Implementation
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QUIZ Comptia N+
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Harde ware refresh
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DAY 3
Managing Windows Networking
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Windows security and Deployment
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Windows security and Deployment
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Windows security and Device
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Windows security and Device
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Windows security and Device
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DAY 1
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Comptia N+
Kerberos: A popular open-source authentication protocol that is based on a time-sensitive ticket-granting system.
TGT: (Ticket-Granting Ticket) Used in Kerberos. It is an encrypted file requested from a Ticket-Granting Server that is only valid for a short time to access network services.
TGS: (Ticket-Granting Server) Used by Kerberos. It is the logical key distribution center and functions as a trusted third party to issue Ticket-Granting Tickets.
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MOD 15-17 Cisco junior Cybersecurity
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QUIZ Network +
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AAA
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AAA
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AAA
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DAY 2
Wireless Security
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Port Security
Port Security
Windows Firewall
Wireless Security
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Port and WIFI Security
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Port and WIFI Security
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Port and WIFI Security
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DAY 3
Windows Firewall
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Firewall security
Windows Firewall
Wireless Security
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Firewall security
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Firewall security
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Firewall security
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DAY 1
Cloud and Virtualization Techniques
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Comptia N+
Virtualization: A technology through which one or more simulated computing devices run within a physical computer.
Hypervisor: The software or firmware that creates a virtual machine on the host hardware.
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MOD 1-8 CCST (NET DEF)
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QUIZ SEC +
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Virtualization
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Virtualization
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Virtualization
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DAY 2
Infrastructure
Software
Platform
Identity
Network
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Cloud Concept
Cloud computing is a model for providing or purchasing off-premise computing services over the Internet.
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Cloud Concept
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Cloud Concept
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DAY 3
MITRE ATTACK FRAMEWORK
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IN class Acivity
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In class Activity
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DAY 1•Monitor Networks•Document the Network•Establish Baselines•Optimize Network Performance•Ensure Business Continuity
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Comptia N+
Network Management
Monitoring vs Analyzing
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Network Management
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MOD 9-11 CCST (NET DEF)
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QUIZ SEC+
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Day 2
Security and risk management
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Security and Risk Management
Security and Risk Management
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Security and Risk Management
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Security and Risk Management
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Security and Risk Management
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DAY 1
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Identify, analyze, and prioritize Business Continuity (BC) requirements
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Go to https://www.classmarker.com/online-test/start/user-info/?quiz=bkf5f971a0065a5d
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Determine data security controls
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Determine data security controls
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1.Develop, document, and implement security policy, standards, procedures and guidelines
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Identify, analyze, and prioritize Business Continuity (BC) requirements
Identify, analyze, and prioritize Business Continuity (BC) requirements
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Day 2
Asset Security
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Asset Security
Asset Security
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SEC+
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Security Architecture and Engineering
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Security Architecture and Engineering
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Security Architecture and Engineering
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DAY 3
Assess and mitigate vulnerabilities in mobile systems
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Assess and mitigate vulnerabilities in embedded devices
Assess and mitigate vulnerabilities in embedded devices
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SEC+
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Asess and mitigate Vulnerability
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Assess and mitigate Vulnerability
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Assess and mitigate Vulnerability
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Assess and mitigate Vulnerability
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DAY 1
Communication and Network Security
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Communication and Network Security
Communication and Network Security
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CCST CYBER THREAT MANAGEMENT
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CCST CYBER THREAT MANAGEMENT
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Communication and Networks
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Communication and Networks
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Communication and Networks
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Day 2
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
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Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
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Identity and Access Management
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Identity and Access Management
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Identity and Access Management
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Cyber Security
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What is Prerequisite coursesA prerequisite is a specific course that you must complete before you can take another course at the next grade level.
