This course enables cyber security beginners and professionals to know all about the security of computer networks. By the end of the course the student will be able to deal with firewalls, IDS, IPS, and honeypot devices. The course demonstrates as well the essential terminologies used by the security officers such as the risk, vulnerabilities, threats, and others.
Course Curriculum
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Course
- 1. Security Goals and Concepts
- 2. Securing the Network Design
- 3. TCP/IP Security and Tools
- 4. Port Scanning and Tools
- 5. Sniffing and Tools
- 6. Why Using Firewalls?
- 7. Firewalls Rules
- 8. Firewalls Filtering
- 9. Honeypots
- 10. Bypassing Firewalls and Tools
- 11. What is IDS?
- 12. Network IDS (NIDS)
- 13. Network IDS Challenges
- 14. Snort as IDS
- 15. IPS
- 16. WEP
- 17. WPA and AES
- 18. Wireless Security Misconceptions
- 19. Wireless Attacks and Mitigation
- 20. Secure Wireless Network Design
- 21. Physical Security Objectives
- 22. Physical Security Threats and Mitigation
- 23. Defense in Depth (DiD)
- 24. What is an Incident?
- 25. Incident Handling
- 26. CIA
- 27. Assets, Threats, and Vulnerabilities
- 28. Risk and Network Intrusion
- 29. Common Attacks
- 30. Security Recommendations
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