
Overview
Develop a solid foundation in cybersecurity with Foundations of Cybersecurity. This course introduces critical concepts, including common attacks, threats, vulnerabilities, and risks, as well as current trends in cybersecurity. Gain practical experience in analyzing attacks, securing endpoints, and mitigating threats.
Total hours
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Total: 32 Hours
- Sync Hands-on/Lecture: 16 Hours
- Async Learning: 16 Hours
- Skill-Based Assessment: 4 Hours
- Final Exam via e-Learning Platform: 4 Hours
Course outline
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Module 1: Introduction to Cybersecurity
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Module 2: Cybersecurity Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Attacks
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Module 3: Securing Networks
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Module 4: Attacking the Foundation
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Module 5: Attacking What We Do
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Module 6: Wireless Network Communication Devices
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Module 7: Network Security Infrastructure
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Module 8: The Windows Operating System
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Module 9: Linux Overview
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Module 10: System and Endpoint Protection
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Module 11: Cybersecurity Principles, Practices, and Processes
What you'll learn
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Identify and understand the threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks prevalent in various domains, including network protocols, services, and operating systems like Windows and Linux.
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Recommend and implement basic threat mitigation measures to safeguard systems and networks from potential cyber threats.
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Utilize malware investigation tools to analyze and comprehend malware features, including behavior, propagation methods, and potential impacts.
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Evaluate endpoint protection strategies and assess the implications of malware on system security and operations.
Skills you gain
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Detecting Intrusions
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Threat Monitoring and Analysis
