Price: 10.00 USD| Size: 9.97 GB | Duration : 17.24 Hours | 125 Video Lessons | Bonus : PDF Guides
 
 
DOWNLOAD | CompTIA Security+ Certification SY0-601 Complete Video Course & PDF Guides
 
CompTIA Security+ Certification (SY0-601), a course from the production studios with subject matter experts 
 
This course covers everything you need to know to pass your CompTIA Security+ (SY0-601) certification exam. With over 17 hours of in-depth and fascinating content and 125 video lectures, this course will not only make you a good IT security tech, but make sure you are ready to pass the CompTIA Security+ exam. Mike Meyers is the President of Total Seminars and well known as the "Alpha Geek". Mike is widely known at the #1 CompTIA author and instructor with over 1 million books in print.  Author is a highly motivated and passionate IT evangelist. He is a consultant, trainer, and author with over 20 years of experience in the IT security industry.
 
 
WHAT’S COVERED?
 
The course covers all the CompTIA Security+ (SY0-601) objective domains:
 
Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities (24%)
 
Architecture and Design (21%)
 
Implementation (25%)
 
Operations and Incident Response (16%)
 
Governance, Risk, and Compliance (14%)
 
 
 
EXAM INFO
 
Exam code: SY0-601
 
Max. 90 questions (performance-based and multiple choice)
 
Length of exam: 90 minutes
 
Passing score: 750 (on a scale of 100-900)
 
Exam voucher cost: $349 USD (be sure to go to Total Seminars' website for discount vouchers!)
 
Recommended experience: CompTIA Network+ and two years of experience in IT administration with a security focus
 
Testing provider: Pearson VUE (in-person and online at-home options available)
 
 
HOW DO I TAKE THE COMPTIA SECURITY+ EXAM?
 
Buy an exam voucher (get your discount voucher at Total Seminars' website), schedule your exam on the Pearson VUE Web site, then take the exam at a qualifying Pearson VUE testing center or virtually using their OnVue option.
 
 
 
WHAT KIND OF JOB CAN I GET WITH A COMPTIA SECURITY+ CERTIFICATION?
 
Security or systems administrator
 
Security engineer/analyst
 
Security IT auditor
 
IT project manager
 
Beginner cybersecurity specialist
 
Junior IT auditor
 
Junior penetration tester
 
Who this course is for:
This course is intended for anyone that is preparing for an IT Security position or looking to improve their security skills and become CompTIA Security+ certified. However, it goes beyond that and will give you the skills you need to be a better security tech on the job.
 
 
Course  Contents
 
1 Promo
2 Introduction
3 About the Security+ SY0-601 Exam
4 Defining Risk
5 Threats and Vulnerabilities
6 Threat Intelligence
7 Risk Management Concepts
8 Security Controls
9 Risk Assessments and Treatments
010 Quantitative Risk Assessments
011 Qualitative Risk Assessments
012 Business Impact Analysis
013 Data Types and Roles
014 Security and the Information Life Cycle
015 Data Destruction
016 Personnel Risk and Policies
017 Third-Party Risk Management
018 Agreement Types
019 Cryptography Basics
020 Data Protection
021 Cryptographic Methods
022 Symmetric Cryptosystems
023 Symmetric Block Modes
024 Asymmetric Cryptosystems
025 Diffie-Hellman
026 Hashing
027 Understanding Digital Certificates
028 Trust Models
029 Public Key Infrastructure
030 Certificate Types
031 Touring Certificates
032 Cryptographic Attacks
033 Password Cracking
034 Password Cracking Demo
035 Identification Authentication and Authorization
036 Enabling Multifactor Authentication
037 Authorization
038 Accounting
039 Authentication Methods
040 Access Control Schemes
041 Account Management
042 Network Authentication
043 Identity Management Systems
044 Touring the CLI
045 Shells
046 The Windows Command Line
047 Microsoft PowerShell
048 Linux Shells
049 Python Scripts
050 Windows Command-Line Tools
051 Linux Command-Line Tools
052 Network Scanners
053 Network Scanning with Nmap
054 Network Protocol Analyzers
055 Using Wireshark to Analyze Network Traffic
056 Using tcpdump to Analyze Network Traffic
 
057 Log Files
058 Centralized Logging
059 Configuring Linux Log Forwarding
060 Malware
061 Weak Configurations
062 Common Attacks
063 Driver and Overflow Attacks
064 Password Attacks
065 Bots and Botnets
066 Disk RAID Levels
067 Securing Hardware
068 Securing Endpoints
069 The OSI Model
070 ARP Cache Poisoning
071 Other Layer 2 Attacks
072 Network Planning
073 Load Balancing
074 Securing Network Access
075 Honeypots
076 Firewalls
077 Proxy Servers
078 Network and Port Address Translation
079 IP Security IPsec
080 Virtual Private Networks VPNs
081 Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems IDS IPS
082 Wi-Fi Encryption Standards
083 RFID NFC and Bluetooth
084 Wi-Fi Coverage and Performance
085 Wi-Fi Discovery and Attacks
086 Cracking WPA2
087 Wi-Fi Hardening
088 Defining a Public Server
089 Common Attacks and Mitigations
090 Containers and Software-Defined Networking
091 Hypervisors and Virtual Machines
092 Cloud Deployment Models
093 Cloud Service Models
094 Securing the Cloud
095 Embedded Systems
096 Industrial Control System ICS
097 Internet of Things IoT Devices
098 Connecting to Dedicated and Mobile Systems
099 Security Constraints for Dedicated Systems
1 Mobile Device Deployment and Hardening
101 Physical Security Overview
102 Physical Security
103 Keylogger Demo
104 Environmental Controls
105 DNS Security
106 FTP Packet Capture
107 Secure Web and E-mail
108 Request Forgery Attacks
109 Cross-Site Scripting Attacks
110 Web Application Security
111 Web App Vulnerability Scanning
112 Testing Infrastructure Overview
113 Social Engineering
114 Social Engineering Attacks
115 Vulnerability Assessments
116 Penetration Testing
117 Security Assessment Tools
118 The Metasploit Framework
119 Incident Response Overview
120 Incident Response Plans IRPs
121 Threat Analysis and Mitigating Actions
122 Digital Forensics
123 Gathering Digital Evidence
124 Business Continuity and Alternate Sites
125 Data Backup