Course Objectives:

• Describe the components of survivability.
• Identify and define the components of an information security (IS) model.
• Describe the components of risk and asset management as applied to networked systems.
• Identify the benefits of invoking sound security policies and methods for implementing them.
• Describe the steps of the Security Knowledge in Practice (SKiP) methodology.
• Summarize key security concerns of the TCP/IP protocol suite.
• Describe the benefits of cryptography when applied to IS properties of confidentiality, integrity, and
• Availability.
• Describe common methods of gathering information on networked systems.
• Describe the types of current vulnerabilities and threats to which an organization's information assets
• May be exposed.
• Identify common attack methods perpetrated against network systems.

Course Outlines:

• The challenge of survivability
• Asset and risk management
• Policy formulation and implementation
• Security Knowledge in Practice
• TCP/IP security
• Cryptography
• Prelude to a hack (information gathering)
• Threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks
• Host system hardening
• Securing network infrastructure
• Deploying firewalls
• Securing remote access
• Intrusion detection systems
• Windows and Unix host system hardening
• System availability monitoring
• Network access control techniques and applied encryption
• Secure network architectures and topologies
• Intrusion detection systems
• Secure implementation of logging and network monitoring
• Forensic analysis and incident response

Who can benefit?

• IT and Cybersecurity Professionals
• Management and Leadership
• Employees Across All Departments
• Academia and Students
• Government and Public Sector Entities

Call Us Now