Integrity Training – Certified Wireless Security Professional (CWSP)

Course Curriculum

Course Introduction
StartIntroduction (0:10)
StartCourse Introduction (1:35)
StartInstructor Introduction (1:42)
WLAN Security Overview
StartWLAN Security Overview (1:40)
StartWhere We Came From (2:26)
StartStandards Organizations (1:31)
StartISO and the OSI (10:25)
StartISOC Hierarchy (3:00)
StartWi-Fi Alliance Standards (7:02)
Start802.11 Networking Basics Part1 (1:27)
Start802.11 Networking Basics Part2 (2:43)
StartConnection Types (2:08)
Start802.11 Security Basics (1:54)
StartData Privacy Part1 (1:47)
StartData Privacy Part2 (3:14)
StartAAA (1:33)
StartSegmentation (3:46)
StartMonitoring (1:42)
StartPolicy (1:19)
StartSecurity History (0:51)
Start802.11i and WPA Part1 (0:45)
Start802.11i and WPA Part2 (1:37)
Start802.11i and WPA Part3 (2:35)
StartRSN (Robust Security Network) (0:54)
StartFuture of 802.11 Security Part1 (1:44)
StartFuture of 802.11 Security Part2 (1:30)
StartDemo – Networking Basics (4:45)
StartDemo – Web GUI Introduction (5:12)
StartDemo – Security Options (3:13)
StartSection Review (0:49)
StartReview Questions
Legacy Security
StartLegacy Security (0:48)
StartAuthentication (1:00)
StartOpen System Authentication (2:31)
StartWEP Encryption (4:09)
StartShared Key Authentication (2:26)
StartMore About WEP Part1 (6:05)
StartMore About WEP Part2 (8:58)
StartAttacks Against WEP (6:19)
StartVPNs Part1 (3:26)
StartVPNs Part2 (6:19)
StartVPN Tunneling Protocols (1:49)
StartMAC Filters (2:35)
StartSSID Segmentation (4:26)
StartSSID Cloaking (1:58)
StartDemo – Security Associations (9:39)
StartDemo – Security Associations Part A (4:39)
StartDemo – Security Associations Part B (5:00)
StartDemo – MAC Spoofing (6:49)
StartSection Review (0:40)
StartReview Questions
Encryption Ciphers and Methods
StartEncryption Ciphers and Methods (0:37)
StartEncryption Basics (8:18)
StartStream and Block Ciphers (6:00)
StartWLAN Encryption Methods (3:07)
StartWEP Again (1:02)
StartTKIP Part1 (6:54)
StartTKIP Part2 (7:31)
StartMIC (6:59)
StartTKIP MPDU (5:02)
StartCCMP Part1 (3:49)
StartCCMP Part2 (4:07)
StartCCMP Part3 (3:23)
StartCCMP Part4′ (2:24)
StartCCMP Part5 (3:45)
StartWPA/WPA2 (1:15)
StartProprietary Solutions (0:50)
StartDemo – Encryption Example (6:27)
StartSection Review (0:23)
StartReview Questions
802.11 Authentication Methods
Start802.11 Authentication Methods (0:43)
StartWLAN Authentication Overview (8:00)
StartAAA (2:35)
StartAuthentication (7:11)
StartAuthorization (3:20)
StartAccounting (4:45)
Start802.1X (5:04)
StartSupplicant Credentials (7:26)
StartAuthentication Server Credentials (8:02)
StartEAP (4:23)
StartEAP Process (5:50)
StartLegacy EAP (3:54)
StartStrong EAP Protocols (4:47)
StartPACs (4:45)
StartDemo – Certificate Authority Server Credentials (5:51)
StartSection Review (0:41)
StartReview Questions
Dynamic Encryption Key Generation
StartDynamic Encryption Key Generation (1:07)
StartDynamic WEP (5:59)
StartRSN (6:44)
StartManagement Frames & RSNIE (eNotes) (6:29)
StartRSN (Cont.) (1:11)
StartAuthentication and Key Management (AKM) Part1 (4:21)
StartAuthentication and Key Management (AKM) Part2 (5:14)
StartAuthentication and Key Management (AKM) Part3 (0:43)
StartAuthentication and Key Management (AKM) Part4 (2:41)
StartRSNA Key Hierarchy (2:23)
StartMaster Session Key (MSK) (2:23)
Start4-Way Handshake (3:17)
StartSteps of the 4 -way Handshake (0:51)
StartGroup Key Handshake (1:06)
StartPeerKey Handshake (2:00)
StartDemo – EAP (5:35)
StartDemo – Information Elements (6:39)
StartSection Review (0:56)
StartReview Questions
SOHO 802.11 Security
StartSOHO 802.11 Security (0:24)
StartIntroduction (4:48)
StartWhy a Passphrase (7:32)
Start4-Way Handshake Again (5:54)
StartRisks of WPA/WPA2 (4:49)
StartAnother Risk Factor of WPA/2 (3:04)
StartWi -Fi Protected Setup (WPS) Part1 (2:32)
StartWi -Fi Protected Setup (WPS) Part2 (4:24)
StartWi -Fi Protected Setup (WPS) Part3 (0:26)
StartWi -Fi Protected Setup (WPS) Part4 (3:34)
StartWi -Fi Protected Setup (WPS) Part5 (1:01)
StartInitial WLAN Setup (1:40)
StartSOHO Best Practices (5:56)
StartDemo – Cracking Hashes (9:37)
StartSection Review (0:39)
StartReview Questions
Fast Secure Roaming
StartFast Secure Roaming (1:07)
StartHistory of 802.11 Roaming (4:11)
StartClient Roaming Thresholds (3:02)
StartAP to AP Handoff (e -notes (9:10)
StartRe -Association (2:01)
StartTypes of APs (3:09)
StartRSNA Review (1:46)
StartPMKSA (7:46)
StartPMK Caching (1:58)
StartPre -authentication (3:29)
StartOpportunistic Key Caching (OKC) (10:00)
StartProprietary FSR (6:03)
StartFT Key Hierarchy (e -notes) (9:08)
StartFT Initial Mobility Domain Association (2:17)
StartOver the Air Fast BSS Transition (e -notes) (6:07)
StartOver the Air DS Fast BSS Transition (e – notes) (12:25)
Start802.11K -2008 (3:50)
StartVoice Personal and Voice Enterprise (10:43)
StartL3 Roaming (4:46)
StartMobile IP (3:35)
StartTroubleshooting (4:50)
StartSection Review (0:49)
StartReview Questions
Wireless Security Risks
StartWireless Security Risks (0:42)
StartIntroduction (0:26)
StartRogue Devices Part1 (9:12)
StartRogue Devices Part2 (3:42)
StartRogue Prevention (3:12)
StartEavesdropping (4:41)
StartAuthentication Attacks (1:16)
StartDoS (5:44)
StartL2 DoS (1:11)
Start802.11w (0:53)
StartMAC Spoofing (1:47)
StartWireless Hijacking (2:43)
StartPeer -to -Peer Attacks (1:49)
StartManagement Interface Exploits (2:42)
StartPhysical Damage and Theft (0:40)
StartSocial Engineering (0:46)
StartPublic Access and WLAN Hotspots (0:38)
StartDemo – Rogue Devices (4:26)
StartDemo – Public Hotspots (6:32)
StartSection Review (0:30)
StartReview Questions
Wireless LAN Security Auditing
StartWireless LAN Security Auditing (0:19)
StartPurpose of Auditing (1:26)
StartWLAN Audits Part1 (1:52)
StartWLAN Audits Part2 (0:46)
StartLayer 1 Audit (5:13)
StartLayer 2 Audit (2:13)
StartPenetration Testing (3:57)
StartWired Infrastructure Audit (3:07)
StartSocial Engineering (1:47)
StartWIPS Audit (0:52)
StartDocumenting the Audit (4:10)
StartRecommendations (0:43)
StartWLAN Security Auditing Tools (1:32)
StartSection Review (0:23)
StartReview Questions
Wireless Security Monitoring
StartWireless Security Monitoring (0:45)
StartWIDS/WIPS (1:01)
StartWIDS/WIPS continue (6:23)
StartSensor Placement (3:57)
StartExample of Rogue Detection (e -notes) (8:57)
StartDevice Tracking (6:53)
StartSignature Analysis (1:04)
StartBehavioral Analysis (2:22)
StartOther Types of Monitoring (5:57)
StartMore on Monitoring (0:52)
StartSection Review (0:24)
StartReview Questions
VPNs, Remote Access and Guest Access Services
StartVPNs, Remote Access and Guest Access Services (0:34)
StartVPN Review Part1 (11:18)
StartVPN Review Part2 (11:00)
StartRemote Access Part1 (6:20)
StartRemote Access Part2 (7:22)
StartSection Review (0:21)
StartReview Questions
WLAN Security Infrastructure
StartWLAN Security Infrastructure (0:39)
StartWLAN Architecture (7:35)
StartLightweight or Controller Based APs (e-notes) (8:16)
StartOther Controller Based Definitions (14:08)
StartDevice Management (6:58)
StartManagement Protocols (6:49)
StartController Communications (5:26)
StartAuthorization Servers (3:13)
StartDeployment Architectures (7:40)
StartOther RADIUS Solutions (4:48)
StartRBAC (4:18)
StartOther Security Systems (6:18)
StartSection Review (0:23)
StartReview Questions
Wireless Security Policies
StartWireless Security Policies (2:13)
StartGeneral Policy Part1 (4:15)
StartGeneral Policy Part2 (3:13)
StartPolicy Creation (2:26)
StartPolicy Management (2:52)
StartFunctional Policy (1:40)
StartPassword Policy (3:33)
StartOther Policies Part1 (2:18)
StartOther Policies Part2 (6:20)
StartGovernment and Industry Regulations (0:25)
StartSection Review (0:21)
StartReview Questions
StartCourse Closure (1:47)

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