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Catalog / All levels / The Absolute CompTIA Security+ Certification Path (SY0-701) with Practice Exam
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The Absolute CompTIA Security+ Certification Path (SY0-701) with Practice Exam

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Lectures
138
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Team Mammoth
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39
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138
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126
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11
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Curriculum & lectures.

29 sections · 128 lectures
+ 01 Compare and contrast various types of security controls 4 lectures
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01.01 Security Control Categories Locked
01.02 Security Control Types Locked
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+ 02 Summarize fundamental security concepts 8 lectures
02.01 Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (CIA) Locked
02.02 Non-repudiation Locked
02.03 Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) Locked
02.04 Gap analysis Locked
02.05 Zero Trust Locked
02.06 Physical security Locked
02.07 Deception and disruption technology Locked
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+ 03 Explain the importance of change management processes and the impact to security 4 lectures
03.01 Business processes impacting security operation Locked
03.02 Technical implications Locked
03.03 Documentation Locked
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+ 04 Explain the importance of using appropriate cryptographic solutions 11 lectures
04.01 Public key infrastructure (PKI) Locked
04.02 Encryption Locked
04.03 Tools Locked
04.04 Obfuscation Locked
04.05 Hashing and Salting Locked
04.06 Digital signatures Locked
04.07 Key stretching Locked
04.08 Blockchain Locked
04.09 Open public ledger Locked
04.10 Certificates Locked
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+ 05 Compare and contrast common threat actors and motivations 4 lectures
05.01 Threat actors Locked
05.02 Attributes of actors Locked
05.03 Motivations Locked
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+ 06 Explain common threat vectors and attack surfaces 2 lectures
06.01 Common Threat Vectors and Attack Surfaces Locked
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+ 07 Explain various types of vulnerabilities 2 lectures
07.01 Explain various types of vulnerabilities Locked
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+ 08 Given a scenario, analyze indicators of malicious activity 8 lectures
08.01 Malware attacks Locked
08.02 Physical attacks Locked
08.03 Network attacks Locked
08.04 Application attacks Locked
08.05 Cryptographic attacks Locked
08.06 Password attacks Locked
08.07 Indicators Locked
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+ 09 Explain the purpose of mitigation techniques used to secure the enterprise 5 lectures
09.01 Segmentation Locked
09.02 Access control Locked
09.03 Mitigation Methods Locked
09.04 Hardening techniques Locked
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+ 10 Compare and contrast security implications of different architecture models 15 lectures
10.01 Shared Responsibility Matrix Locked
10.02 Hybrid considerations Locked
10.03 Third-party vendors Locked
10.04 Infrastructure as code (IaC) Locked
10.05 Serverless Locked
10.06 Microservices Locked
10.07 Network infrastructure Locked
10.08 Containerization vs Virtualization Locked
10.09 IoT Locked
10.10 ICS and SCADA Locked
10.11 Real-time operating system (RTOS) Locked
10.12 Embedded systems Locked
10.13 High availability Locked
10.14 Architectural Considerations Locked
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+ 11 Given a scenario, apply security principles to secure enterprise infrastructure 3 lectures
11.01 Infrastructure considerations Locked
11.02 Secure communication and access Locked
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+ 12 Compare and contrast concepts and strategies to protect data 5 lectures
12.01 Data types Locked
12.02 Data classifications Locked
12.03 General data considerations Locked
12.04 Methods to secure data Locked
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+ 13 Explain the importance of resilience and recovery in security architecture 8 lectures
13.01 High availability Locked
13.02 Site considerations Locked
13.03 Platform diversity Locked
13.04 Capacity planning Locked
13.05 Testing Locked
13.06 Backups Locked
13.07 Power Locked
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+ 14 Given a scenario, apply common security techniques to computing resources 8 lectures
14.01 Secure baselines Locked
14.02 Hardening targets Locked
14.03 Wireless devices Locked
14.04 Mobile solutions Locked
14.05 Wireless security settings Locked
14.06 Application security Locked
14.07 Sandboxing Locked
14.08 Monitoring Locked
+ 15 Explain the security implications 2 lectures
15.01 Security implications of proper hardware, software, and data asset managem Locked
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+ 16 Explain various activities associated with vulnerability management 6 lectures
16.01 Identification methods Locked
16.02 Analysis Locked
16.03 Vulnerability response and remediation Locked
16.04 Validation of remediation Locked
16.05 Reporting Locked
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+ 17 Explain security alerting and monitoring concepts and tools 4 lectures
17.01 Monitoring computing resources Locked
17.02 Activities Locked
17.03 Tools Locked
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+ 18 Given a scenario, modify enterprise capabilities to enhance security 1 lecture
18.01 Enterprise capabilities to enhance security Locked
+ 19 Given a scenario, implement and maintain identity and access management 11 lectures
19.01 Provisioning and de-provisioning user accounts Locked
19.02 Permission assignments and implications Locked
19.03 Identity proofing Locked
19.04 Federation Locked
19.05 Single sign-on (SSO) Locked
19.06 Interoperability Locked
19.07 Attestation Locked
19.08 Access controls Locked
19.09 Multifactor authentication Locked
19.10 Password concepts Locked
19.11 Privileged access management tools Locked
+ 20 Explain the importance of automation and orchestration 1 lecture
20.01 Automation and Orchestration Locked
+ 21 Explain appropriate incident response activities 1 lecture
21.01 Incident Response Locked
+ 22 Given a scenario, use data sources to support an investigation 1 lecture
22.01 Data Sources to Support an Investigation Locked
+ 23 Summarize elements of effective security governance 8 lectures
23.01 Effective Security Governance Guidelines Locked
23.02 Policies Locked
23.03 Standards Locked
23.04 Procedures Locked
23.05 External considerations Locked
23.06 Monitoring and revision Locked
23.07 Types of governance structures Locked
23.08 Roles and responsibilities for systems and data Locked
+ 24 Explain elements of the risk management process 1 lecture
24.01 Elements of the Risk Management Process Locked
+ 25 Third-party risk assessment and management 1 lecture
25.01 Third-party Risk Assessment and Management Locked
+ 26 Summarize elements of effective security compliance 1 lecture
26.01 Elements of effective security compliance Locked
+ 27 Explain types and purposes of audits and assessments 1 lecture
27.01 Types and purposes of audits and assessments Locked
+ 28 Given a scenario, implement security awareness practices 1 lecture
28.01 implement security awareness practices Locked
+ Test Your Knowledge 1 lecture
Practice Exam Locked
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