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Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate (200-201) Cert Prep: 1 Security Concepts

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

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Cybersecurity Courses Network Security Courses Risk Analysis Courses Malware Courses

Course Description

Overview

Cybersecurity specialists are in high demand. This course prepares you to fill these roles as it covers the Security Concepts portion of the Cisco CBROPS exam.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Defending the network
  • Prepare for Cisco CBROPS exam
  • Setting up your test environment
1. Exploring Security Concepts
  • Recognizing today’s threats
  • Understanding the threat actor
  • Outlining the CIA triad
  • Having zero trust
  • Exploring risk
  • Analyzing risk
  • Challenge: Overview of malware
  • Solution: Overview of malware
2. Assessing Vulnerabilities
  • Using the CVSS
  • Interpreting CVSS metric groups
  • Understanding the CVE and the NVD
  • Challenge: Temporal metric group
  • Solution: Temporal metric group
3. Controlling Access
  • Using the principle of least privilege
  • Defining access control
  • Comparing access control models
  • Summarizing triple-A security
  • Verifying authentication
  • Granting authorization
  • Accounting and logging activity
  • Challenge: Network diagram
  • Solution: Network diagram
4. Understanding the Threats
  • Recognizing the complexity of today’s environment
  • Leveraging threat intelligence
  • Hunting threats
  • Analyzing malware
  • Dissecting malware using reverse engineering
  • Detecting anomalies using the sliding window
  • Comparing detection methods
  • Using five-tuple log analysis
  • Monitoring data loss using traffic profiles
5. Managing Risk and Preventing Data Loss
  • Identifying challenges of data visibility
  • Comparing security deployments
  • Using agentless or agent-based methods
  • Utilizing SIEM, SOAR, and log management
  • Employing runbook automation
  • Exploring Nmap
  • Challenge: Using Nmap
  • Solution: Using Nmap
Conclusion
  • Next steps

Taught by

Lisa Bock

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