Secure Network Design
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
Networks are complex systems of many components that operate in an insecure world. In this course, you will learn how to design and manage secure networks to protect your organizations and improve your effectiveness in managing a security program.
Networks provide the foundation for almost every business operation and they require careful architecture and management. This course, Secure Network Design, will help you understand the challenges and solutions for designing secure networks. First, you will learn about types of communication. Next, you will gain an understanding of network devices. Finally, you will learn about network design, configuration, and management. By the end of this course, you how to secure and protect networks, secure all of the devices connected to networks, and overall, become a more proficient and effective security professional.
Topics:
Networks provide the foundation for almost every business operation and they require careful architecture and management. This course, Secure Network Design, will help you understand the challenges and solutions for designing secure networks. First, you will learn about types of communication. Next, you will gain an understanding of network devices. Finally, you will learn about network design, configuration, and management. By the end of this course, you how to secure and protect networks, secure all of the devices connected to networks, and overall, become a more proficient and effective security professional.
Topics:
- Course Overview
- The Evolution of Network Communications
- Secure Network Configuration
- Secure Network Operations
Taught by
Kevin Henry
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