Cyber Security Foundation Training

Cyber Security Foundation Training Overview

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Cybersecurity was never straightforward. And, as attacks evolve each day when attackers become more innovative, it is crucial that cybersecurity is defined correctly and that good cybersecurity is recognized. Why does this matter so much? While worldwide cybersecurity investment is increasing annually and by 2018  $101 has been invested. Organizations are beginning to understand that malware is a publicly available asset that encourages becoming a cyber threat for anyone, and even more, companies offer safety measures that do little to protect against attacks.

Cyber Security Foundation Training Objective

This course is designed for professionals seeking a deeper understanding of IT corporate governance and management. Understanding the history of security and need in modern ecosystems, knowing what and what not be done with the data, and knowing about the responsive of hackers.

Cyber Security Foundation Training Audience

Administrators of government programs, scholars, experts, individuals administrators, attorneys, software developers, web developers, app developers, or anybody who would like to safeguard their content.

Cyber Security Foundation Training Prerequisites

There is no formal qualification to follow this course except for the experience and knowledge of any company’s IT service providers or IT service providers.

Cyber Security Foundation Training Outline

Importance of Cybersecurity
The history of data breaches
Scenarios for security
Understanding the attack surface
Security Evolution — From Legacy to Advanced, to ML and AI
Legacy cybersecurity systems
Transformations in cybersecurity
Advancements in security technology to security 2.0
How ML and AI will play a larger role in cybersecurity

Mobile security
Advanced data security
Cloud security
 Modern day regulations
 Incidence response and forensics
 Enterprise security at scale
 Penetration testing
 DevSecOps
 IoT security
 User behavior analytics (UBA)
 Endpoint detection and response (EDR)

The history of data breachesScenarios for securityUnderstanding the attack surface
Security Evolution — From Legacy to Advanced, to ML and AI

 Legacy cybersecurity systems
 Transformations in cybersecurity
 Advancements in security technology to security 2.0
 How ML and AI will play a larger role in cybersecurity

 Mobile security
 Advanced data security
 Cloud security
 Modern day regulations
 Incidence response and forensics
Enterprise security at scalePenetration testing
 DevSecOps
 IoT security
 User behavior analytics (UBA)
 Endpoint detection and response (EDR)
Attacker Mindset
The category of hackers
The traits of hackersSocial characteristics of hackersHow hackers think (motivators)Learning Cybersecurity Technologies
 Mobile security
 Advanced data security
 Cloud security
 Modern day regulations
 Incidence response and forensics
Enterprise security at scalePenetration testing
 DevSecOps
 IoT security
 User behavior analytics (UBA)
 Endpoint detection and response (EDR)
Attacker Mindset
The category of hackers
The traits of hackersSocial characteristics of hackersHow hackers think (motivators)

Understanding Reactive, Proactive, and Operational Security
Proactive cyber defenseReactive cybersecurityOverview of operational securityThe significance of the
three security pillarsSecurity operations and continuous monitoringDigital forensics and real-time
incident response with SIEM
Networking, Mentoring, and Shadowing
 Mentoring
 Networking
 Shadowing

Skills

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