CompTIA Security+ SY0-501

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Course Curriculum

Course Introduction
StartCourse Introduction (1:55)
StartCourseware Information (0:15)
StartInstructor Introduction (1:33)
Chapter 01 – Identifying Security Fundamentals
StartIdentifying Security Fundamentals (1:11)
StartTopic A: Identify Information Security Concepts (0:53)
StartInformation Security (1:18)
StartGoals of Information Security (1:56)
StartRisk (3:08)
StartVulnerabilities (2:06)
StartThreats (0:58)
StartAttacks (1:16)
StartControls (1:31)
StartTypes of Controls (1:27)
StartThe Security Management Process (1:45)
StartDemo – Identifying Information Security Basics (2:41)
StartTopic B: Identify Basic Security Controls (0:37)
StartThe CIA Triad (0:28)
StartThe CIA Triad (cont.) (5:09)
StartNon-repudiation (0:43)
StartIdentification (1:05)
StartAuthentication (0:47)
StartAuthentication Factors (4:01)
StartAuthorization (0:58)
StartAccess Control (0:46)
StartAccounting and Auditing (1:02)
StartPrinciple of Least Privilege (1:58)
StartPrivilege Management (3:02)
StartDemo – Identifying Basic Security Controls (1:58)
StartTopic C: Identify Basic Authentication and Authorization Concepts (0:49)
StartPasswords (2:04)
StartTokens (1:27)
StartBiometrics (1:53)
StartGeolocation (1:26)
StartKeystroke Authentication (1:18)
StartMulti-factor Authentication (1:36)
StartMutual Authentication (0:36)
StartDemo – Identifying Basic Authentication and Authorization Concepts (2:31)
StartTopic D: Identify Basic Cryptography Concepts (0:37)
StartCryptography (1:34)
StartEncryption and Decryption (1:56)
StartEncryption and Decryption (cont.) (0:53)
StartEncryption and Security Goals (1:34)
StartCiphers (1:20)
StartA Key (2:11)
StartSymmetric Encryption (0:55)
StartAsymmetric Encryption (1:45)
StartAsymmetric Encryption ( cont.) (1:56)
StartHashing (1:54)
StartSteganography (1:46)
StartDemo – Identifying Basic Cryptography Concepts (4:43)
StartChapter 01 Review (0:55)
StartReview Questions
Chapter 02 – Analyzing Risk
StartAnalyzing Risk (1:06)
StartTopic A: Analyze Organizational Risk (0:37)
StartRisk Management (1:10)
StartComponents of Risk Analysis (2:17)
StartPhases of Risk Analysis (2:41)
StartCategories of Threat Types (1:38)
StartRisk Analysis Methods (1:36)
StartRisk Calculation (3:10)
StartRisk Response Techniques (2:08)
StartRisk Mitigation and Control Types (2:20)
StartChange Management (2:00)
StartChange Management (cont.) (1:15)
StartGuidelines for Analyzing Risk (1:15)
StartDemo – Analyzing Risks to the Organization (3:03)
StartTopic B: Analyze the Business Impact of Risk (0:42)
StartBIA (1:14)
StartImpact Scenarios (1:17)
StartImpact Scenarios (cont.1) (0:40)
StartImpact Scenarios (cont.2) (1:43)
StartPrivacy Assessments (2:06)
StartCritical Systems and Functions (1:04)
StartMaximum Tolerable Downtime (0:54)
StartRecovery Point Objective (1:01)
StartRecovery Time Objective (0:38)
StartMean Time to Failure (0:34)
StartMean Time to Repair (0:39)
StartMean Time Between Failures (1:03)
StartGuidelines for Performing a Business Impact Analysis (0:55)
StartDemo – Performing a Business Impact Analysis (3:49)
StartChapter 02 Review (0:51)
StartReview Questions
Chapter 03 – Identifying Security Threats
StartIdentifying Security Threats (1:44)
StartTopic A: Identify Types of Attackers (0:29)
StartHackers and Attackers (2:42)
StartHackers and Attackers (cont.) (2:00)
StartThreat Actors (2:12)
StartThreat actors (cont.) (0:21)
StartThreat Actor Attributes (2:35)
StartThreat Actor Attributes (cont.) (1:18)
StartOpen-Source Intelligence (1:35)
StartDemo – Identifying Types of Attackers (2:46)
StartTopic B: Identify Social Engineering Attacks (1:27)
StartSocial Engineering (1:46)
StartSocial Engineering (cont.) (1:56)
StartEffectiveness (5:49)
StartImpersonation (1:47)
StartPhishing and Related Attacks (4:12)
StartPhishing and Related Attacks (cont.) (2:40)
StartHoaxes (1:14)
StartPhysical Exploits (1:57)
StartWatering Hole Attacks (0:58)
StartDemo – Identifying Social Engineering Attacks (2:09)
StartTopic C: Identify Malware (0:30)
StartMalicious Code (0:53)
StartMalicious Code (cont.) (1:07)
StartViruses (1:58)
StartWorms (0:59)
StartAdware (0:42)
StartSpyware (1:08)
StartTrojan Horses (1:02)
StartKeyloggers (1:22)
StartRemote Access Trojans (0:37)
StartLogic Bombs (1:20)
StartBotnets (2:28)
StartBonets (cont.) (0:19)
StartRansomware (3:19)
StartRansomware (cont.) (0:56)
StartAdvance Persistent Threats (1:04)
StartDemo – Identifying Types of Malware (2:44)
StartTopic D: Identify Software-Based Threats (0:37)
StartSoftware Attacks (0:45)
StartPassword Attacks (0:52)
StartTypes of Password Attacks (2:20)
StartTypes of Password Attacks (cont.) (2:13)
StartCryptographic Attacks (0:48)
StartTypes of Cryptographic Attacks (2:36)
StartTypes of Cryptographic Attacks (cont.) (1:21)
StartBackdoor Attacks (1:15)
StartBackdoor Attaxks (cont.) (0:18)
StartApplication Attacks (1:08)
StartApplication Attacks (cont.) (0:28)
StartTypes of Application Attacks (4:29)
StartDriver Manipulation (1:23)
StartPrivilege Escalation (1:21)
StartPrivilege Escalation (cont.) (0:20)
StartDemo – Identifying Password Attacks (7:51)
StartTopic E: Identify Network-Based Threats (1:04)
StartTCP/IP Basics (3:06)
StartTCP/IP (cont.) (3:50)
StartSpoofing Attacks (0:52)
StartIP and MAC Address Spoofing (1:10)
StartIP and MAC Address Spoofing (cont.) (0:47)
StartARP Poisoning (2:33)
StartDNS Poisoning (1:57)
StartPort Scanning Attacks (2:09)
StartPort Scanning Attacks (cont.) (0:13)
StartScan Types (1:13)
StartScan Types (cont.) (0:54)
StartEavesdropping Attacks (1:21)
StartMan-in-the-Middle Attacks (0:44)
StartMan-in-the-Middle Attacks (cont.) (0:37)
StartMan-in-the-Browser Attacks (1:00)
StartReplay Attacks (0:37)
StartReplay Attacks (cont.) (0:34)
StartDoS Attacks (1:39)
StartDDoS Attacks (1:22)
StartHijacking Attacks (1:24)
StartHijacking Attacks (cont.) (1:29)
StartAmplification Attacks (0:35)
StartAmplification Attacks (cont.) (1:57)
StartPass the Hash Attacks (1:08)
StartDemo – Identifying Threats to DNS (4:01)
StartDemo – Identifying Port Scanning Threats (7:26)
StartTopic F: Identify Wireless Threats (0:40)
StartRogue Access Points (0:51)
StartEvil Twins (1:03)
StartJamming (0:36)
StartBluejacking (1:27)
StartBluesnarfing (0:57)
StartNear Field Communication Attacks (1:03)
StartRFID System Attacks (0:58)
StartWar Driving, War Walking, and War Chalking (1:11)
StartPacket Sniffing (0:44)
StartIV Attacks (1:16)
StartWireless Replay Attacks (0:23)
StartWEP and WPA Attacks (2:38)
StartWPS Attacks (1:04)
StartWireless Disassociation (0:57)
StartDemo – Identifying Wireless Threats (3:02)
StartTopic G: Identify Physical Threats (0:55)
StartPhysical Threats and Vulnerabilities (0:50)
StartHardware Attacks (0:44)
StartEnvironmental Threats and Vulnerabilities (2:01)
StartEnvironmental Threats and Vulnerabilities (cont.) (1:06)
StartDemo – Identifying Physical Threats (1:58)
StartChapter 03 Review (1:16)
StartReview Questions
Chapter 04 – Conducting Security Assessments
StartConducting Security Assessments (0:53)
StartTopic A: Identify Vulnerabilities (0:26)
StartHost Vulnerabilities (3:17)
StartSoftware Vulnerabilities (4:04)
StartEncryption Vulnerabilities (1:59)
StartNetwork Architecture Vulnerabilities (2:05)
StartAccount Vulnerabilities (1:23)
StartOperations Vulnerabilities (3:06)
StartDemo – Identifying Vulnerabilities (2:57)
StartTopic B: Assess Vulnerabilities (0:24)
StartSecurity Assessment (1:56)
StartSecurity Assessment Techniques (2:43)
StartVulnerability Assessment Tools (3:16)
StartTypes of Vulnerability Scans (1:45)
StartFalse Positives (2:25)
StartGuidelines for Assessing Vulnerabilities (2:27)
StartDemo – Capturing Network Data with Wireshark (8:25)
StartDemo – Scanning for General Vulnerabilities (5:20)
StartTopic C: Implement Penetration Testing (0:28)
StartPenetration Testing (1:07)
StartPenetration Testing Techniques (3:05)
StartBox Testing Methods (1:28)
StartPenetration Testing Tools (0:58)
StartGuidelines for Implementing Penetration Testing (0:59)
StartDemo – Implementing Penetration Testing (4:50)
StartChapter 04 Review (0:55)
StartReview Questions
Chapter 05 – Implementing Host and Software Security
StartImplementing Host and Software Security (1:04)
StartTopic A: Implement Host Security (0:23)
StartHardening (1:58)
StartOperating System Security (1:41)
StartOperating System Hardening Techniques (1:34)
StartTrusted Computing Base (1:37)
StartHardware and Firmware Security (2:01)
StartHardware and Firmware Security (cont.) (1:18)
StartSecurity Baselines (0:57)
StartSoftware Updates (2:44)
StartApplication Blacklisting and Whitelisting (1:32)
StartLogging (1:07)
StartAuditing (1:57)
StartAnti-malware Software (1:49)
StartTypes of Anti-malware Software (2:42)
StartHardware Peripheral Security (3:30)
StartEmbedded Systems (1:29)
StartSecurity Implications for Embedded Systems (2:04)
StartSecurity Implications for Embedded System (cont.) (2:10)
StartGuidelines for Securing Hosts (1:47)
StartDemo – Implementing Auditing (4:41)
StartDemo – Hardening a Server (6:01)
StartTopic B: Implement Cloud and Virtualization Security (0:28)
StartVirtualization (2:50)
StartHypervisors (1:35)
StartHypervisors (cont.) (1:42)
StartVirtual Desktop Infrastructure (0:56)
StartVirtualization Security (2:42)
StartCloud Computing (2:46)
StartCloud Deployment Models (3:56)
StartCloud Service Types (3:41)
StartGuidelines for Securing Virtualized and Cloud-Based Resources (1:22)
StartDemo – Securing Virtual Machine Networking (2:14)
StartTopic C: Implement Mobile Device Security (0:38)
StartMobile Device Connection Methods (2:15)
StartMobile Device Connection Methods (cont.) (1:52)
StartMobile Device Management (0:42)
StartMobile Device Security Controls (2:42)
StartMobile Device Security Controls (cont.) (2:18)
StartMobile Device Monitoring and Enforcement (3:08)
StartMobile Device Monitoring and Enforcement (cont.) (2:44)
StartMobile Deployment Models (3:10)
StartBYOD Security Controls (2:46)
StartGuidelines for Implementing Mobile Device Security (1:39)
StartDemo – Implementing Mobile Device Security (2:10)
StartTopic D: Incorporate Security in the Software Development Lifecycle (0:32)
StartSoftware Development Lifecycle (0:55)
StartSoftware Development Models (2:48)
StartDevOps (1:36)
StartVersioning (1:16)
StartSecure Coding Techniques (3:01)
StartSecure Coding Techniques (cont.) (1:42)
StartCode Testing Methods (1:35)
StartGuidelines for Incorporating Security in the Software Development Lifecycle (0:57)
StartDemo – Performing Static Code Analysis (4:30)
StartChapter 05 Review (0:35)
StartReview Questions
Chapter 06 – Implementing Network Security
StartMobile Device Monitoring and Enforcement (0:47)
StartTopic A: Configure Network Security Technologies (0:40)
StartNetwork Components (1:24)
StartNetwork Devices (0:29)
StartRouters (2:00)
StartSwitches (2:42)
StartProxies (2:28)
StartFirewalls (3:04)
StartLoad Balancer (2:29)
StartNetwork Scanners and Analysis Tools (1:05)
StartIntrusion Detection Systems (0:45)
StartNetwork IDS (1:47)
StartIntrusion Prevention Systems (1:19)
StartNetwork IPS (0:47)
StartTypes of Network Monitoring Systems (1:45)
StartSecurity Information and Event Management (1:08)
StartData Loss/Leak Prevention (1:34)
StartVirtual Private Networks (1:14)
StartVPN Concentrators (1:06)
StartSecurity Gateways (1:16)
StartUnified Threat Management (1:18)
StartGuidelines for Configuring Network Security Technologies (1:56)
StartDemo – Configuring a Network IDS (7:53)
StartTopic B: Secure Network Design Elements (0:20)
StartNetwork Access Control (1:57)
StartDemilitarized Zones (0:59)
StartNetwork Isolation (1:46)
StartNetwork Isolation (cont.) (0:18)
StartVirtual Local Area Networks (1:12)
StartVirtual Local Area Networks (cont.) (0:28)
StartNetwork Security Device Placement (2:29)
StartNetwork Address Translation (1:09)
StartSoftware-Defined Networking (0:48)
StartGuidelines for Securing Network Design Elements (1:20)
StartDemo – Securing Network Design Elements (3:32)
StartTopic C: Implement Secure Networking Protocols and Services (0:26)
StartThe Open Systems Interconnection Model (3:45)
StartOSI Model and Security (0:45)
StartInternet Protocol Suite (4:01)
StartDomain Name System (2:34)
StartHypertext Transfer Protocol (0:55)
StartSecure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security (1:51)
StartSecure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security (cont.) (1:09)
StartHTTP Secure (0:28)
StartSecure Shell (0:58)
StartSimple Network Management Protocol (1:10)
StartReal-Time Transport Protocol (1:13)
StartInternet Control Message Protocol (1:23)
StartInternet Protocol Security (3:27)
StartNetwork Basic Input/Output System (1:05)
StartFile Transfer Protocols (1:57)
StartEmail Protocols (2:48)
StartAdditional Networking Protocols and Services (1:36)
StartPorts and Port Ranges (1:37)
StartDemo – Installing an Internet Information Services Web Server with Basic Security (10:36)
StartDemo – Securing Network Traffic Using IPSec (6:00)
StartTopic D: Secure Wireless Traffic (0:18)
StartWireless Networks (1:32)
StartWireless Antenna Types (2:32)
Start802.11 Protocols (3:04)
StartWireless Cryptographic Protocols (2:17)
StartWireless Authentication Protocols (2:34)
StartVPNs and Open Wireless (1:16)
StartWireless Client Authentication Methods (1:46)
StartWireless Access Point Security (2:05)
StartCaptive Portals (0:42)
StartSite Surveys (0:52)
StartGuidelines for Securing Wireless Traffic (1:29)
StartDemo – Securing Wireless Traffic (6:12)
StartChapter 06 Review (0:33)
StartReview Questions
Chapter 07 – Managing Identity and Access
StartManaging Identify and Access (0:58)
StartTopic A: Implement Identity and Access Management (0:26)
StartIdentity and Access Management (2:10)
StartAccess Control Models (4:47)
StartPhysical Access Control Devices (1:08)
StartBiometric Devices (3:26)
StartCertificate-Based Authentication (1:45)
StartFile System and Database Access (2:11)
StartGuidelines for Implementing IAM (1:29)
StartDemo – Implementing DAC for a File Share (6:17)
StartTopic B: Configure Directory Services (0:19)
StartDirectory Services (1:16)
StartDirectory Services (cont.) (0:44)
StartLightweight Directory Access Protocol (1:48)
StartSecure LDAP (0:44)
StartCommon Directory Services (2:17)
StartDemo – Backing Up Active Directory (8:15)
StartTopic C: Configure Access Services (0:24)
StartRemote Access Methods (1:19)
StartTunneling (1:21)
StartRemote Access Protocols (2:09)
StartHMAC-Based One-Time Password (1:26)
StartTime-Based OTP (0:42)
StartPassword Authentication Protocol (0:43)
StartChallenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol (2:34)
StartNT LAN Manager (1:19)
StartAuthentication, Authorization, and Accounting (0:51)
StartRemote Authentication Dial-In User Service (0:55)
StartRemote Authentication Dial-In User Service (cont.) (1:00)
StartTerminal Access Controller Access-Control System (1:04)
StartKerberos (1:19)
StartKerberos (Cont.) (2:54)
StartDemo – Configuring a Remote Access Server (6:06)
StartDemo – Setting Up Remote Access Authentication (4:17)
StartTopic D: Manage Accounts (0:20)
StartAccount Management (0:44)
StartAccount Privileges (2:07)
StartAccount Types (2:42)
StartAccount Policy (1:55)
StartPassword Policy (3:06)
StartMultiple Accounts (1:15)
StartShared Accounts (1:43)
StartAccount Management Security Controls (3:29)
StartCredential Management (1:05)
StartGroup Policy (1:03)
StartIdentity Federation (2:40)
StartIdentity Federation Methods (2:07)
StartGuidelines for Managing Accounts (1:14)
StartDemo – Managing Accounts (5:13)
StartChapter 07 Review (0:30)
StartReview Questions
Chapter 08 – Implementing Cryptography
StartImplementing Crytography (0:52)
StartTopic A: Identify Advanced Cryptography Concepts (0:21)
StartCryptography Elements (3:01)
StartHashing Concepts (1:33)
StartData States (1:51)
StartKey Exchange (1:30)
StartKey Exchange (cont.) (0:17)
StartDigital Signatures (0:49)
StartDigital Signatures (cont.) (0:40)
StartCipher Suites (1:35)
StartSession Keys (1:16)
StartKey Stretching (0:43)
StartSpecial Considerations for Cryptography (2:20)
StartDemo – Identifying Advanced Cryptographic Concepts (2:55)
StartTopic B: Select Cryptographic Algorithms (0:14)
StartTypes of Ciphers (1:43)
StartTypes of Hashing Algorithms (1:36)
StartTypes of Symmetric Encryption Algorithms (2:25)
StartTypes of Asymmetric Encryption Techniques (2:09)
StartTypes of Key Stretching Algorithms (0:54)
StartSubstitution Ciphers (1:14)
StartExclusive Or (1:24)
StartCryptographic Modules (1:14)
StartDemo – Selecting Cryptographic Algorithms (2:22)
StartTopic C: Configure a Public Key Infrastructure (0:32)
StartPublic Key Infrastructure (0:59)
StartPKI Components (2:54)
StartCA Hierarchies (2:39)
StartThe Root CA (0:39)
StartSubordinate CAs (0:44)
StartOffline Root CAs (0:43)
StartTypes of Certificates (2:23)
StartTypes of Certificates (cont.) (2:41)
StartX.509 (0:56)
StartCertificate File Formats (2:00)
StartCA Hierarchy Design Options (2:08)
StartDemo – Installing a CA (5:30)
StartDemo – Securing a Windows Server 2016 CA (7:39)
StartTopic D: Enroll Certificates (0:26)
StartThe Certificate Enrollment Process (1:23)
StartThe Certificate Lifecycle (1:22)
StartCertificate Lifecycle Management (1:46)
StartThe SSL/TLS Connection Process (1:02)
StartDemo – Enrolling Certificates (4:32)
StartDemo – Securing Network Traffic with Certificates (2:26)
StartTopic E: Back Up and Restore Certificates and Private Keys (0:28)
StartPrivate Key Protection Methods (1:12)
StartKey Escrow (2:20)
StartPrivate Key Restoration Methods (2:01)
StartPrivate Key Replacement (0:38)
StartDemo – Backing Up a Certificate and Private Key (3:28)
StartDemo – Restoring a Certificate and Private Key (1:16)
StartTopic F: Revoke Certificates (0:17)
StartCertificate Revocation (1:04)
StartCertificate Revocation List (1:40)
StartCertificate Revocation List (cont.) (0:22)
StartOnline Certificate Status Protocol (1:38)
StartDemo – Revoking Certificates (2:36)
StartChapter 08 Review (1:03)
StartReview Questions
Chapter 09 – Implementing Operational Security
StartImplementing Operational Security (0:41)
StartTopic A: Evaluate Security Frameworks and Guidelines (0:21)
StartSecurity Frameworks (1:27)
StartSecurity Framework Examples (1:37)
StartSecurity Configuration Guides (1:37)
StartCompliance (1:30)
StartLayered Security (1:07)
StartDefense in Depth (0:46)
StartDemo – Evaluating Security Frameworks and Guidelines (2:53)
StartTopic B: Incorporate Documentation in Operational Security (0:19)
StartSecurity Policies (1:11)
StartSecurity Policies (cont.) (0:43)
StartCommon Security Policy Types (2:57)
StartPersonnel Management (0:51)
StartSeparation of Duties (0:53)
StartJob Rotation (1:17)
StartMandatory Vacation (0:54)
StartAdditional Personnel Management Tasks (1:35)
StartTraining and Awareness (2:01)
StartBusiness Agreements (1:43)
StartGuidelines for Incorporating Documentation in Operational Security (1:08)
StartDemo – Incorporating Documentation in Operational Security (3:48)
StartTopic C: Implement Security Strategies (0:26)
StartSecurity Automation (1:42)
StartScalability (1:03)
StartElasticity (1:17)
StartRedundancy (1:15)
StartFault Tolerance (0:50)
StartRedundant Array of Independent Disks (1:33)
StartNon-persistence (1:27)
StartHigh Availability (1:08)
StartDeployment Environments (1:44)
StartGuidelines for Implementing Security Strategies (1:15)
StartDemo – Implementing Virtual Machine Snapshots (2:37)
StartTopic D: Manage Data Security Processes (0:24)
StartData Security (0:53)
StartData Security Vulnerabilities (0:51)
StartData Storage Methods (1:14)
StartData Encryption Methods (1:04)
StartData Sensitivity (1:32)
StartData Management Roles (1:28)
StartData Retention (1:00)
StartData Disposal (2:18)
StartGuidelines for Managing Data Security (0:54)
StartDemo – Destroying Data Securely (6:36)
StartDemo – Encrypting a Storage Device (3:48)
StartTopic E: Implement Physical Controls (0:26)
StartPhysical Security Controls (1:20)
StartPhysical Security Control Types (1:56)
StartPhysical Security Controls Types (cont. Part 1) (1:38)
StartPhysical Security Controls Types (cont. Part 2) (1:23)
StartPhysical Security Controls Types (cont. Part 3) (0:46)
StartEnvironmental Exposures (0:36)
StartEnvironmental Controls (1:19)
StartEnvironmental Controls (cont.) (1:14)
StartEnvironmental Monitoring (0:37)
StartSafety (0:45)
StartGuidelines for Implementing Physical Controls (0:53)
StartDemo – Implementing Physical Controls (1:41)
StartChapter 09 Review (0:31)
StartReview Questions
Chapter 10 – Addressing Security Issues
StartAddressing Security Issues (0:59)
StartTopic A: Troubleshoot Common Security Issues (0:24)
StartAccess Control Issues (1:54)
StartEncryption Issues (1:21)
StartData Exfiltration (1:08)
StartAnomalies in Event Logs (1:21)
StartSecurity Configuration Issues (2:11)
StartBaseline Deviations (1:14)
StartSoftware Issues (1:10)
StartPersonnel Issues (1:53)
StartAsset Management Issues (1:06)
StartDemo – Identifying Event Log Anomalies (3:41)
StartTopic B: Respond to Security Incidents (0:14)
StartIncident Response (0:51)
StartIncident Preparation (1:00)
StartIncident Detection and Analysis (0:57)
StartIncident Containment (0:49)
StartIncident Eradication (0:32)
StartIncident Recovery (1:01)
StartLessons Learned (0:43)
StartIncident Response Plans (1:31)
StartFirst Responders (0:31)
StartAn Incident Report (0:42)
StartGuidelines for Responding to Security Incidents (0:33)
StartDemo – Responding to a Security Incident (2:39)
StartTopic C: Investigate Security Incidents (0:17)
StartComputer Forensics (0:42)
StartThe Basic Forensic Process (1:34)
StartPreservation of Forensic Data (1:34)
StartBasic Forensic Response Procedures (1:29)
StartBasic Forensic Response Procedure (cont.) (1:03)
StartOrder of Volatility (0:34)
StartChain of Custody (0:24)
StartGuidelines for Investigating Security Incidents (0:53)
StartDemo – Implementing Forensic Procedures (5:39)
StartChapter 10 Review (0:33)
StartReview Questions
Chapter 11 – Ensuring Business Continuity
StartEnsuring Business Continuity (0:43)
StartTopic A: Select Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Processes (0:22)
StartBusiness Continuity and Disaster Recovery (1:55)
StartThe Disaster Recovery Process (1:50)
StartRecovery Team (0:40)
StartOrder of Restoration (1:46)
StartRecovery Sites (1:13)
StartSecure Recovery (0:34)
StartBackup Types (Full) (0:44)
StartBackup Types (Differential vs. Incremental) (1:37)
StartSecure Backups (1:21)
StartGeographic Considerations (1:27)
StartGuidelines for Selecting Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Processes (1:28)
StartDemo – Selecting Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Processes (2:14)
StartTopic B: Develop a Business Continuity Plan (0:16)
StartBusiness Continuity Plans (1:15)
StartBusiness Continuity Plans (cont.) (0:17)
StartDisaster Recovery Plans (1:00)
StartDisaster Recovery Plans (cont.) (0:25)
StartIT Contingency Plans (0:50)
StartSuccession Plans (0:23)
StartFailover (1:08)
StartAlternate Business Practices (0:42)
StartTesting Exercises (1:05)
StartAfter-Action Reports (1:06)
StartGuidelines for Developing a BCP (0:58)
StartDemo – Developing a BCP (1:58)
StartChapter 11 Review (0:26)
StartReview Questions
StartCourse Closure (2:24)

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