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CompTIA Security+ Certification Video Course

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The CompTIA Security+ Certification Video Course from Interface Technical Training will give you the information you need to prepare for the Security+ certification exam. This complete course is made up of more than 400 videos. It is a blend of Video Lectures, Online 24/7 Hands-on Labs, and Module Quizzes with Video Answers. The content in this on-demand course has been perfected over time through hundreds of live classes at Interface. The course teaches you to protect the technology used by your company every day from online threats. You will learn the approach of the enemy, so you can protect and lock down your most important assets. Achieving your CompTIA Security+ certification will prove your capability and help build a strong foundation for more advanced Security certifications, so start this course today!

Module 1: CompTIA Security + Certification Requirements
8 Videos | 29:36

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Introduction to the Course, Quizzes and Labs
1:25

Navigating the Lab Environment
5:14

Security + Exam Objectives
3:41

Security + Exam Environment
3:41

Security + Exam Preparation
5:39

Security+ Exam Study Tips
4:15

CompTIA Continuing Education Program (Why to Register)
2:29

Department of Defense DoD 8570 Directive - Technical and Managerial Tracks
3:12

Module 2: Risk components and Terms
12 Videos | 57:22

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Understand Risk Components and Terms
6:38

Recognize Risk Response Categories
5:10

Determine Response Types
7:01

Understand the Risk Timeline
5:02

Recognize Alternate Terminology
5:50

Compare Risk Values
7:11

Solve ALE
5:37

Module 2: Launch Quiz

Question 2: Which description best identifies security controls?
3:11

Question 4: Your company is located in a new industrial zoned area of the city...
3:38

Question 5: As a brand new security officer, you are asked to justify funding...
3:14

Question 16: Identify each of the following attacks for their characteristics:
4:50

Module 3: Maximum Tolerable Downtime (MTD) Model
7 Videos | 22:44

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Maximum Tolerable Downtime (MTD) Terms
4:24

MTD Timeline
3:18

MTD Examples
3:51

Module 3: Launch Quiz

Question 6: Select all the terms associated with the model for planning responses to security events:
2:38

Question 7: Match Each of the Following Terms with their definitions:
5:06

Question 8: You work as a security officer for a call center. You need to make certain that...
3:27

Module 4: Basic Security Terms and Categories
43 Videos | 3:55:42

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Identify and Differentiate Security Concepts
6:12

Join the CIA
5:43

Can you say AAA?
4:42

Categorizing the Five Authentication Factors
6:37

Multifactoring Authentication
3:11

Least Privilege Concept
5:12

Logging, Accounting and Auditing
5:55

Attacks
8:51

Attacks vs Incidents
5:23

Business Impact Analysis
6:27

Impact Targets
7:14

Assessing Privacy
4:46

Wearing the Hats
6:54

Reconnaissance Sequence
8:53

Penetration Testing
7:53

Identify Attackers Part 1
9:37

Identify Attackers Part 2
8:08

Recognize Hacktivists
4:32

Classify Attacker Attributes
5:43

Simplify Basic Systems Attacks
7:25

Define Vulnerability
3:15

Define Social Engineering
8:27

Compare Natural vs Man Made
5:43

Define Open Source Intelligence
6:26

Define Falsehoods
5:22

Distinguish DLP
5:29

Recognize Intrusions
4:02

Compare Real to False
5:21

Manage Security
3:12

Conduct Reviews
5:12

Select Assessments
4:24

Identify Controls
5:44

Categorize Controls Part 1
6:01

Categorize Controls Part 2
4:10

Expand Control Acronyms
4:25

Monitor and Review
7:51

Module 4: Launch Quiz

Question 13: An attacker gains some knowledge of your infrastructure and some perimeter defenses while...
3:54

Question 14: Reconnaissance, sometimes called ‘attacking the castle’, follows a specific sequence. Place the steps on the left into the correct order on the right:
5:06

Question 15: Match the following attacker types with their characteristics:
5:03

Question 17: What is a common term related to information exfiltration?
1:55

Question 18: What is the difference between security assessment and vulnerability assessment?
3:25

Question 19: You choose to implement logging in your WAP. What kind of solution have you implemented?
1:57

Module 5: Defense in Depth Model
5 Videos | 13:01

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BitLocker System Integrity Verification
3:02

Explain the Defense in Depth Model
0:23

Layered Security Controls
2:50

Defining the Defense in Depth Model
3:17

Using the Defense in Depth Model
3:29

Module 6: Basic Data States
4 Videos | 3:36

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Distinguish Between Basic Data Status
0:38

Data at Rest
0:54

Data at Transit
0:58

Data in Use
1:06

Module 7: Authentication Models
14 Videos | 58:39

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Identify Basic Authorization Models
1:35

What is Authorization
1:24

Discretionary Access Control
5:26

Mandatory Access Control
3:32

Role-Based Access Control
5:44

Rule-Based Access Control
3:59

Understand Data Security Concepts
1:04

What is Data Security
3:39

The Process of Securing Data
2:47

Defining Data Classifications
9:16

Identifying Data Assets
5:20

Classifying Each Assets
3:29

Applying Controls to Each Asset
3:18

Destroying a Classified Assets
8:06

Module 8: Security Authorization Techniques
8 Videos | 24:51

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Authorizing Tokens
3:15

Modernizing Authentication
5:21

Strengthening Passwords
4:34

Lengthening Passwords
3:13

Module 8: Launch Quiz

Question 20: Which of the following is the strongest password?
2:25

LAUNCH LAB ENVIRONMENT

Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 8 - Identify and Configure Account Security Settings
6:03

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Module 9: Common Account Management Controls
16 Videos | 1:06:58

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Permission vs Privilege
6:42

Concept of Least Privilege
4:11

Account Types
5:22

Policies: Account Policy and Password Policy
5:20

Multiple vs Shared Accounts
7:14

Managing Account Controls 1
9:16

Managing Account Controls 2
4:13

Location Based Services
5:07

Restricting Time of Day
2:56

Mandatory Vacation
5:06

Module 9: Launch Quiz

Question 21: What authentication methodology restricts access only to essential functions?
1:46

Question 23: What does the concept of mandatory vacation suggest?
2:09

LAUNCH LAB ENVIRONMENT

Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 9.1 - Restrict Employee Logon Hours
4:22

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Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 9.2 - Verify and Manage Security Group Membership
3:14

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Module 10: Federation Examples
3 Videos | 6:25

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Identifying Federation
4:21

Module 10: Launch Quiz

Question 24: Which of the following are synonyms or forms of SSO?
2:04

Module 11: Cryptographic Standards
32 Videos | 3:06:02

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Apply Cryptographic Standards
14:21

Explain Steganography
3:18

Recognize Basic Cryptographic Terms
6:18

Identify Cryptographic Design Concepts
14:06

Explain Symmetric Cryptography
5:57

Recognize Symmetric Terminology
8:28

Calculate XOR
5:51

Associate Security Goals
6:46

Relate the History of Asymmetry
8:21

Define Asymmetric Cryptography Elements
9:00

Explain Trust and Key Exchange
9:28

Introduce PKI
8:27

Recognize Session Keys and HTTPS
5:53

Describe Hashing
5:50

Salt your Hash
4:36

Stretch the Key
2:52

Identify Hash Functions
6:04

Identify Symmetric Algorithms
7:01

Identify Asymmetric Algorithm Components
9:52

Describe Certificate Based Key Exchange
6:01

List Cipher Suite Elements
5:33

Recognize Asymmetry Terms
5:10

Select Symmetric Solutions
6:17

Module 11: Launch Quiz

Question 26: Match each of the following cryptographic terms with their general meanings:
3:26

Question 28: Which of the following cryptographic approaches cannot be reversed?
1:47

Question 31: Which symmetric algorithm does not support 192 bit key size block encryption?
1:44

Question 34: Asymmetric signing, also called a digital signature, encrypts the signature message with:
2:00

Question 36: Which of the following best describes SSL/TLS?
2:47

Question 38: What is the XOR result for the following numbers: 10111001 XOR 10010111
3:05

Question 39: Select the security goals that can be met by encryption:
3:15

Question 40: Which element of security do digital certificates enhance?
2:28

Module 12: Cryptographic Attacks
8 Videos | 33:01

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Recognize Cryptographic Attacks
4:34

Differentiate Password Attacks
6:55

Downgrade Cryptography
5:24

Define Replay Attacks
4:56

Recognize Implementation Weakness
5:35

Module 12: Launch Quiz

Question 42: A hacker attempted to determine your password algorithm by capturing the text and hash to determine the key. What type of attack has been executed?
2:30

Question 43: A hacker targets a web server attempting to exploit a cryptographic weakness associated with the broad support for both SSL and TLS symmetric keys. What type of attack is being attempted?
3:07

Module 13: Certification Hierarchy Elements and Interactions
16 Videos | 1:15:30

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Understanding Public Key Infrastructure
4:48

Defining a Certificate
8:52

Defining a Certification Authority
5:27

Types of CA Hierarchy
3:37

Understanding the Certificate Issuance Process
4:18

Understanding Self-Signed Certificates
2:32

Identifying the Elements of a Certificate
6:45

Understanding Certificate Security Concepts
2:06

Protecting the Private Key
4:09

Identifying Common Uses for Certificates
3:25

Understanding FQDN and Wildcard Certificate Subjects
2:59

Determining Certificate Validity
12:30

Understanding Public Key Cryptographic Standards
6:23

LAUNCH LAB ENVIRONMENT

Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 13.1 - Verify Certificate Validity
3:28

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Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 13.2 - Backup a Certificate and Private Key
4:11

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Module 14: Kerberos Authentication Process
3 Videos | 14:58

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Describe Kerberos Authentication
11:11

Module 14: Launch Quiz

Question 45: Sequence the Kerberos Authentication Process in the correct order:
3:47

Module 15: Windows OS Components and Processes
18 Videos | 1:08:33

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Legacy Boot Process
4:12

Current Boot Process
5:03

Recognizing Boot Files
4:39

Windows Image File
6:02

Sideloading
5:20

Windows Navigation
5:47

Programs and Features (Control Panel)
4:19

UAC vs Administrative Rights
3:43

Administrative (Security Related) Tools
3:30

Event Viewer and Filters (Overview)
3:38

Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance
7:18

PowerShell Overview
4:07

Windows Troubleshooters
2:52

Service Manager Settings
2:24

Module 15: Launch Quiz

LAUNCH LAB ENVIRONMENT

Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 15.1 - Investigate a Possible Rootkit Infection
2:33

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Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 15.2 - Configure Remote Desktop Security
3:06

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Module 16: System and Software Attacks
16 Videos | 1:22:54

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Finding Attack Surface
4:07

Creating Deception - Part 1
6:27

Creating Deception - Part 2
3:22

Being Malicious
7:42

Malware Part 1
8:03

Malware Part 2
5:03

Gaining Remote Access
4:18

Blocking Access
4:28

Attacking Software
3:47

Attacking Passwords
7:53

Attacking Cryptography
8:59

Finding Doors
4:09

Attacking Applications Part 1
4:51

Attacking Applications Part 2
7:40

Module 16: Launch Quiz

Question 53: Which of the following mechanisms do not specifically block system access?
2:05

Module 17: System Controls
28 Videos | 2:04:03

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Securing Systems
5:05

TCB
2:35

Securing Hardware and Firmware Part 1
6:09

Securing Hardware and Firmware Part 2
6:40

Power-On Accounting
2:53

Additional Hardware Controls
5:58

Baselining
5:26

Hardening
7:44

Patching and Updating
6:55

Blacklisting and Whitelisting
3:58

Centralizing Security
6:29

LDAP Variants
5:40

Group Policy
7:07

Security Policy
2:20

Logging
3:03

Preventing DLP
5:27

Securing Peripherals
6:41

Module 17: Launch Quiz

Question 56: Which are the elements of TCB?
2:37

Question 58: Which of the following are considered hardware controls?
3:00

Question 59: What might you use to baseline Ubuntu?
3:07

Question 61: Match the following corrections to their definitions:
3:59

Question 63: Which of following represents the top-down hierarchy of directory services?
2:43

Question 64: What ports need to logged for the purpose of auditing LDAP?
1:57

Question 66: Which solution is the weakest form of preparation for full system recovery?
2:53

LAUNCH LAB ENVIRONMENT

Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 17.1 - Compare a Security Baseline Against an Existing Computer
5:32

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Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 17.2 - Restrict Applications to Specific User Groups
8:05

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Module 18: New Software Development Models
6 Videos | 19:32

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Predictive (Waterfall/Cascade) vs Adaptive (Agile)
6:07

Development Life Cycle
3:20

DevOps – Infrastructure as Code (ITIL)
3:19

Versioning and Configuration Management
4:43

Module 18: Launch Quiz

Question 68: Which acronym matches DevOps?
2:03

Module 19: Secure Coding Techniques
6 Videos | 23:48

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Secure Code Input
4:59

Concealing Code
4:34

Securing Code
3:40

Selecting Languages
4:18

Testing Code
6:17

Module 19: Launch Quiz

Module 20: Embedded Systems and Special Considerations
9 Videos | 18:19

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SCADA
2:15

Recognizing Microcontrollers
2:42

Real-Time OS
1:45

Smart Devices
1:55

IOT
1:52

Camera Systems (PoE)
1:34

Module 20: Launch Quiz

Question 71: Which is not a concern associated with microcontrollers?
2:50

Question 72: What is the primary security concern of smart devices?
3:26

Module 21: Virtualization
7 Videos | 23:02

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Hypervisors
4:28

Securing Virtualization
4:14

Virtual Local Area Networks (VLAN)
2:34

Module 21: Launch Quiz

Question 75: Which of the following are common security concerns with virtualization?
4:43

LAUNCH LAB ENVIRONMENT

Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 21 - Restrict Network Access of Virtual Machines
7:03

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Module 22: Basic Network Terminology
24 Videos | 1:31:21

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Internet History
2:50

The OSI Model
2:12

Layering the Network (Layers 1-3)
3:11

Layer 4
4:14

OSI Layer 5
2:09

OSI Layers 6 and 7
3:06

Understanding Layer 3 and IPv4
5:28

Converting Binary to Dot Decimal
5:32

Recognizing IPv4 Classes
7:30

Customizing Subnets CIDR
3:50

Distinguishing Private and Public Subnets
4:54

Remembering APIPA
4:48

Recognizing IPv6
5:10

Subnetting IPv6
5:26

Shorthanding IPv6
5:48

Generating a Packet
3:49

Converting Host Names to IP Addresses
5:37

Module 22: Launch Quiz

Question 77: List the layers of the OSI model in transmit order:
1:59

Question 79: You are asked to look at the design and configuration of your switched and routed networks. In the process you discover...
3:15

Question 80: Which of the following is an invalid IP address?
3:10

Question 82: What does an IP address of f00d:abcd:1000:0::abcd:20026 suggest?
5:04

LAUNCH LAB ENVIRONMENT

Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 22 - Document TCP/IP Configuration
2:19

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Module 23: Network Attack Surfaces
8 Videos | 33:27

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Identify Network Attack Surfaces
4:33

MAC Spoofing
5:55

ARP Poisoning
4:07

DNS Poisoning
4:00

Telephony Weakness
6:52

Time Synchronization
4:01

Rich Site Summary
3:59

Module 23: Launch Quiz

Module 24: Ports Most Susceptible to Attack
14 Videos | 51:42

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Well Known Ports
5:03

Exam Ports
3:36

DNS Ports
2:50

DHCP
2:26

HTTP/HTTPS
3:38

SSH
5:44

SNMP
3:09

RTP/RTPS
3:54

File Transfer Protocols (FTP)
5:23

Email Protocols SMTP, POP, IMAP, MIME and SMIME
7:20

IPSEC Ports
5:03

Module 24: Launch Quiz

Question 84: IP Spoofing is a form of redirection attack. How would you classify MAC spoofing?
1:42

Question 87: SSH secures a well-known, unsecured protocol. What port does this unsecured protocol use?
1:54

Module 25: VPN and Remote Access Methods
9 Videos | 36:39

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VPN
4:16

Split Tunnel VPN
3:22

VPN Concentrator
4:42

Microsoft Direct Access Server DAS/DAC
5:44

Remote Desktop
5:08

IPSEC
4:19

Tunneling: PPP, PPTP, L2TP, SSTP Differentiation
6:16

Module 25: Launch Quiz

Question 89: What is the value of selecting a VPN concentrator versus a VPN server?
2:52

Module 26: Common Password Elements
6 Videos | 22:32

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One-Time Passwords
4:38

NTLM
3:26

PAP/CHAP
5:32

AAA Servers
6:58

Module 26: Launch Quiz

Question 90: Which of the following is considered the strongest password mechanism?
1:58

Module 27: Network Attacks
27 Videos | 1:47:14

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Identify Network Attacks
2:43

Connecting Fully
3:41

Eavesdropping and Sniffing
5:12

Man in the Middle
4:56

Replay Attacks
2:21

Denial of Service
5:40

Amplification Attack
2:34

Hijacking
6:13

Pass the Hash
3:37

Identify Network Attacks
3:12

How a DoS Attack Works
10:30

Identifying a Stealth Scan
5:02

Identifying a Port Scan
4:04

Identifying a Full Connect Scan and Banner Grabbing
6:31

Identifying a Network Eavesdropping Attack
5:06

Identifying a Man-in-the-Middle Attack
7:02

Identifying a Network Replay Attack
4:07

Identifying an Amplification Attack
4:43

Identifying a Hijacking Attack
2:02

Identifying a Pass the Hash Attack
4:40

Module 27: Launch Quiz

Question 51: Which of the following are DOS attacks?
3:01

Question 91: Banner Grabbing is a component of?
2:31

Question 93: Match the following hijacking variants with their symptoms or approach:
2:45

Question 94: Pass-the-Hash is an extremely powerful attack method since no cracking or hacking experience is needed...
3:14

LAUNCH LAB ENVIRONMENT

Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 27 - Verify DNS Resolution Accuracy
1:47

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Module 28: Wireless Attack Surfaces
14 Videos | 1:12:31

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Identify Wireless Attack Surfaces
10:02

Wireless Access Point as SSID
4:19

SSID Attack Surface
5:13

MAC Addresses as Attack Surface
5:46

Security using WEP, WPA, WPA2
4:15

WPS Vulnerability
3:40

Targeting Bluetooth
5:14

Attacking Cellular, Microwave, and Satellite
8:06

NFC and RFID Weakness
4:58

Squishing the ANT
4:32

Triangulating
9:55

Mobile Connectivity Issues
2:40

Module 28: Launch Quiz

Question 95: Which of the following are common Wireless attack surfaces?
3:51

Module 29: Wireless Attacks
12 Videos | 55:25

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Identify Wireless Attacks
4:38

Identify Wi-Fi Evil Twins
2:33

Anticipate Jamming
3:54

Blocking WPS
8:33

Compare Blue Jacking and Blue Snarfing
4:44

Participating in War Driving, Walking and Chalking
7:31

Comparing Antennae
9:06

Attacking WEP and WPA
4:47

Replaying Wireless Sessions
3:40

Disassociating a Wireless Session
3:46

Module 29: Launch Quiz

Question 98: As you perform a security survey for WAP placement at your facility, you discover an SSID of NCC-1701, although all of your SSIDs should be NCC1701. What has happened?
2:13

Module 30: Basic Network Controls
24 Videos | 1:28:41

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Securing Switches and Routers with SSH
6:34

DMZ
3:42

Isolating Networks
5:50

Firewalls (Implicit Deny)
3:47

Windows Firewall
4:05

Windows Firewall with Advanced Security Part 1
3:55

Windows Firewall with Advanced Security Part 2
4:02

Windows Firewall with Advanced Security Part 3
3:45

Proxy Server
3:17

Load Balancing
3:21

Load Balancing Part 2
3:51

Honeypots
2:51

Unified Threat Management
2:36

Port Forwarding, Triggering and Redirection
3:49

MAC Filtering
2:17

Concealing the SSID
1:26

Captive Portals
1:11

Router ACLs Example
5:27

Understanding Network Access Control
7:03

Understanding Network Authentication Concepts
6:59

Module 30: Launch Quiz

Question 99: Management requests that you implement a simple network intrusion detection device and have it operational by the coming weekend.
2:57

LAUNCH LAB ENVIRONMENT

Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 30 - Enable ICMP Responses on All Computers
5:56

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Module 31: Site Survey and Recommend Facility Device Placement
8 Videos | 44:12

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Conducting Surveys
5:01

Wifi Site Survey 1
5:19

Wifi Site Survey 2
4:51

Conduct a Site Survey
9:50

Physical Site Survey 1
4:40

Physical Site Survey 1: Solution
5:32

Physical Site Survey 2
4:42

Physical Site Survey 2: Solution
4:17

Module 32: Mobile Device Security Controls
8 Videos | 32:26

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Managing Mobile Devices
5:08

Connecting with Mobility
4:13

Securing Access
5:10

Encrypting Drives
2:49

Geolocation and Geofencing
5:06

Sideloading
3:17

Push Notifications
3:10

Other Considerations
3:33

Module 33: Unique Mobile Device Issues
9 Videos | 40:16

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Wiping and Resetting Remotely
7:42

Sideloading Applications
5:22

Mobile Firmware
5:24

Carrier Unlocking
5:15

Rooting and Jailbreaking
4:00

Camera and Microphone Capture
5:11

Geotagging
2:09

Special Considerations
5:13

Module 33: Launch Quiz

Module 34: Cloud Environments and Controls
3 Videos | 12:09

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Identifying Cloud Categories
3:38

Characterizing Cloud Services - Private, Public, Community and Hybrid
3:51

Provisioning Storage - DAS, NAS, SAN and Cloud
4:40

Module 35: Identify and Use Basic Security Tools
12 Videos | 1:15:08

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Identify and Use Basic Security Tools
1:09

Kali Linux
4:44

Penetration Test Categories
5:23

Understanding Exploitation Frameworks
5:29

Use Network Scanners and Enumerators
10:03

Understanding and Using Port Scanners
9:31

Understanding and Using Packet Sniffers
5:20

Understanding and Using Protocol Analyzers
9:14

Understanding and Using Password Crackers
11:40

LAUNCH LAB ENVIRONMENT

Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 35.1 - Determine the Open Network Ports and Protocols In Use on a Computer
3:44

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Video Lab Answer Key: Lab 35.2 - Verify DHCP Operations
8:51

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Module 36: Operational Security Frameworks
10 Videos | 38:09

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Frameworks: NIST 800, COBIT 5, ITIL, ISO/IEC 27001
4:38

Configuration Guidelines
3:05

Compliance
3:34

Security Policies
6:53

Personnel Management
4:17

Training and Awareness Cycle
4:48

Business Agreements: SLA, BPA, MOU, ISA
4:18

High Availability
3:58

Module 36: Launch Quiz

Question 102: How many minutes per month can a system be offline for maintenance at 99.9% availability?
2:38

Module 37: Physical Security Elements
11 Videos | 1:00:45

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Categorizing Physical Areas
5:31

Categorizing Physical Controls
5:18

Managing Locks and Keys
5:53

Understanding Locks
5:59

Controlling Access and Videos
6:50

Deterrent Controls
5:35

Additional Physical Controls
6:25

Detection and Prevention
6:49

Environmental Exposure
3:05

Environmental Controls
4:52

Stakeholder Safety
4:28

Module 38: Specialized Physical Controls
8 Videos | 43:03

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Fire Extinguisher Classes
5:26

Fail Safe - Open and Closed
5:16

Man Traps
5:12

Power on Password/Accounts
3:02

RAID Part 1
6:53

RAID Part 2
5:16

Nested RAID
5:15

RAID Example Exercise
6:43

Module 39: Human Factor Issues
8 Videos | 39:56

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Humanity
5:17

Social Engineering
3:41

Social Engineering Vectors
7:48

Impersonating
7:06

Physical Exploits
6:41

Social Engineering Controls
5:38

Module 39: Launch Quiz

Question 49: Match the following deception attacks with their descriptions:
3:45

Module 40: Forensic Practices
11 Videos | 40:40

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Forensic Process
4:51

Forensic Checklists
2:53

Forensic Checklists Part 2
2:55

Forensic Checklists Part 3
3:09

Incident Response
4:21

Testing Responses
3:02

Reporting Incidents
1:57

Computer Forensics
4:53

Forensic Capture
7:52

Volatility
3:10

Chain of Custody
1:37

Module 41: Organizational Recovery Programs
16 Videos | 56:45

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Plan Business Continuity
5:23

Planning Contingency
3:48

Failing Over
3:29

Alternate Business Practice
2:35

Testing Exercises
3:50

Managing Disaster Recovery
2:30

Sequencing Disaster Recovery
4:12

Planning Disaster Recovery
3:17

Identifying the Recovery Team
4:21

Sequencing the Restoration
4:04

Designing Recovery Sites
3:58

Securing Recovery
4:38

Scheduling Backups
5:07

After-Action Reporting
2:56

Module 41: Launch Quiz

Question 104: Which of the following verification techniques involves simulating a component failure and disaster response?
2:37

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