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New Training: Security Threats and Attacks and Vulnerabilities. In this intermediate 70-video training, SPOTO trainer Keith Barker teaches security technicians how to recognize, compare and contrast various types of cybersecurity vulnerabilities, threats, and indicators that are associated with network attacks. This training is a key first step on your path to CompTIA Security+ certification. If you don’t understand how attacks work or the unique vulnerabilities of your network, you can’t keep it safe. You can now learn about social engineering techniques, various types of attacks, as well as network vulnerabilities. This Security Threats Attacks and Vulnerabilities training draws from the first five CompTIA Security+ certification exam objectives. It will prepare you in a broadest manner. This series teaches eight skills: Become a security expert. SPOTO Cybersecurity Training Start training. Social Engineering Techniques Cyber Attack Techniques Network Attacks Threat Actors Intelligence Sources Vulnerabilities Security Risks Techniques Used In Security Assessments Penetration Test Techniques Although this training does not lead to certification, it is still useful skills training for security professionals who are looking to learn basic security concepts. This training covers: Introduction to Network Attacks Identifying an Email Threat Intelligence Sources Malicious Code or Script Execution OSSTMM. It also includes: 70 minutes of training. Watch a video: SPOTO’s blog has more security concepts related content: Futuristic Security Tools Now Enhance your IT Security Resume in 7 Steps. What Infosec will look like in 2024. Start learning basic security concepts today. Download

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Previous PostPrevious New Training: Secure Design & Architecture Fundamentals for Enterprise Environments. In this 71-video training, SPOTO trainer Keith Barker teaches the knowledge network engineers needed to plan and design an enterprise network that integrates cutting-edge security tools, concepts, and technologies into the physical and virtual architecture. Planning and foresight are key to keeping a network of any size safe. As the network grows in size, the need for planning and foresight increases. Although the rules for planning a secure design for enterprise-scale networks are familiar, they are more complicated than those for smaller networks. This Secure Design and Architecture Fundamentals for Enterprise Environments course explains the security technologies, concepts, and tools that network engineers must know before they can design an enterprise network’s architecture. This training covers everything you need to know to keep your enterprise secure, including digital, cloud, and on-prem. This eight-part series covers topics like managing secure application development, deployment, and automation. This training includes the following topics: AAA Overview Data protection Separation Of Duties High-Availability System on A Chip (SoC). This training includes: 6 hours of training 71 videos. Here’s more SPOTO blog content: Security Engineer or Architect: What’s The Difference? Learn network design principles in 7 steps! Download
Next PostNext New Training: Supporting Secure Operations & Incident Response. In this 16-video entry-level training, SPOTO trainer Bob Salmans teaches security professionals the knowledge they need to be able to take control of their organization’s threat cycle and provide prompt, effective responses to incidents. This new CompTIA training is available. The National 911 Program is a phone number that can easily be called from any phone in America to connect to emergency services such as fire, police, or health. Before 1968, you needed to know the 10-digit number for the correct department. It’s difficult to imagine a world without 911. Supporting Secure Operations and Incident Response training can be compared to a mini-911 for your organization’s networks and systems. This training teaches you how to protect your networks and how to respond to any problems. This three-part series covers topics like providing endpoint detection and response capabilities. It also includes topics such as evaluating existing incident response plan and updating as necessary. It also identifies stakeholders who will need updates during incident response processes. Watch a video of the series: This training includes 16 videos and 2 hours of training. Learn CompTIA today! Download

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