Aspire Journeys
Cyber Generalist to Cloud Security Identity Professional
- 65 Courses | 52h 16m 14s
- 6 Labs | 6h
- Includes Test Prep
If your interest is in advancing your career in security operations, identity and access management and information protection, this journey will take you through the steps of learning different cloud platforms and policies and then into one of Microsoft's newest certifications - Security, Compliance, and Identity (SCI) Fundamentals. Gain knowledge in Azure, AWS, policy and architecture, and Microsoft SCI. This journey includes: On-demand content, Instructor-led training, labs, challenges, exam prep, live mentoring, and additional books/resources.
Cloud Administration
In this track of the Cyber Specialist to Cloud Security Identity Professional journey, the focus will be on the skills needed to effectively operate in the cloud and touches upon all the aspects of administering cloud services.
This track includes instructor-led training and on-demand content.
- 5 Courses | 6h 35m 9s
Cloud Administration On Demand
In this track of the Cyber Specialist to Cloud Security Identity Professional journey, the focus will be on the skills needed to effectively operate in the cloud and touches upon all the aspects of administering cloud services.
This track includes on-demand content.
- 9 Courses | 11h 43m 57s
Security Identity
In this track of the Cyber Specialist to Cloud Security Identity Professional journey, the focus will be on foundational level knowledge on security, compliance, and identity concepts and related cloud-based Microsoft solutions.
This track includes instructor-led training, on-demand content and a practice test.
- 4 Courses | 2h 3m 45s
Security Identity On Demand
In this track of the Cyber Specialist to Cloud Security Identity Professional journey, the focus will be on foundational level knowledge on security, compliance, and identity concepts and related cloud-based Microsoft solutions.
This track includes on-demand content and a practice test.
- 7 Courses | 3h 21m 27s
Security Engineering
In this track of the Cyber Specialist to Cloud Security Identity Professional journey, you will gain knowledge and skills needed to implement security controls, maintain an organization’s security posture, and identify and remediate security vulnerabilities.
This track includes instructor-led training, on-demand content, practice tests and challenges.
- 7 Courses | 5h 15m 30s
- 3 Labs | 3h
Security Engineering On Demand
In this track of the Cyber Specialist to Cloud Security Identity Professional journey, you will gain knowledge and skills needed to implement security controls, maintain an organization’s security posture, and identify and remediate security vulnerabilities.
This track includes on-demand content, practice tests and challenges.
- 23 Courses | 15h 13m 37s
- 3 Labs | 3h
Cyber Architecture
In this track of the Cyber Specialist to Cloud Security Identity Professional journey, the focus will be on designing and deploying a security architecture. You will learn how to integrate security policies across network, application, information, and access control architectures as well as cloud and hybrid cloud models. You will review and implement industry standard best practices and policies (NIST, etc.), along with standard architecture framework models.
This track includes Instructor-led training and on-demand content.
- 4 Courses | 3h 4m 24s
Cyber Architecture On Demand
In this track of the Cyber Specialist to CRISC journey, the focus will be on designing and deploying a security architecture. You will learn how to integrate security policies across network, application, information, and access control architectures as well as cloud and hybrid cloud models. You will review and implement industry standard best practices and policies (NIST, etc.), along with standard architecture framework models.
This track includes on-demand content.
- 6 Courses | 4h 58m 25s
COURSES INCLUDED
DevOps Support Administrator: Cloud Computing Essentials for Support Engineers
In this course, you'll explore the competitive advantage of cloud computing, the features of various types of virtualization implemented in the cloud, and the hypervisors that are used by popular public cloud providers. You'll examine how to choose the right cloud service model and the SaaS Enablement Framework components that can be used to build, manage, and deliver SaaS solutions. Next, you'll learn how to select the right cloud deployment model, create AWS HVM Linux AMIs, and manage custom deployment configuration on AWS. Finally, you'll look at how to deploy applications to Azure VMs, configure resource deployments with GCP Deployment Manager, and create Network File Systems on public clouds.
15 videos |
1h 6m
Assessment
Badge
CompTIA Cloud+: Provisioning Cloud Storage
Storage in the cloud is a crucial component of any cloud-based solution. In this course, you'll learn about the types of cloud storage you can use in your solutions and their features. First, you'll explore how to provision and measure the performance of block, file, object, and flash storage. Next, you'll learn about the different types of RAID arrays and the purpose of user quotas. You'll then move on to examine the protocols used with cloud storage. You'll learn about the features of hyperconverged storage, hyperconverged infrastructures, and software-defined storage. Finally, you'll explore how to create and use an Azure container. This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.
12 videos |
1h 23m
Assessment
Badge
CloudOps Interoperability: Modeling Cloud Computing for Integration
In this course, you'll explore the categories of cloud computing portability and interoperability, the interfaces of the Distributed Computing Reference Model, the standardization required for cloud computing portability and interoperability, and the application design principles that can provide better interoperability. You'll learn about the taxonomy of the Cloud Ecosystem Reference Model for designing interoperable cloud architectures, the Enterprise Architecture Principles of the cloud ecosystem that can help maintain consistency and integrity of enterprise architectures, and the prominent cloud deployment models and when to adopt which model. You'll also examine the benefits of achieving cloud interoperability and maximizing portability, the challenges of achieving interoperability between diversified cloud components, the key elements of Interoperability and portability for cloud services, what to consider when defining hybrid cloud strategy, the process-oriented classification of cloud migration, and features exhibited by public, private and hybrid cloud.
14 videos |
1h 20m
Assessment
Badge
CloudOps Interoperability: Inter-cloud Integration & Implementation
In this course, you'll explore scenarios of adopting private and public cloud for application deployment, comparisons of prominent cloud offerings and cloud-based integration tools for deploying and managing varied cloud environments and increasing IT framework complexity, the prominent types of cloud integration, and the benefits of using Integration Platform as a Service. You'll learn about the features of the prominent types of inter-cloud implementations, the recommended architectural patterns for planning multi-cloud migration and deployments, and the multi-cloud implementation workflow for designing automated and portable architectures. You'll also discover how to install, configure, and set up CloudHub and Talend to build portable multi-cloud integration workflows and deploy applications. Finally, you'll examine how to work with Aviatrix to integrate AWS with Azure Active Directory and integrate Azure with AWS and GCP.
14 videos |
1h 18m
Assessment
Badge
CompTIA Cloud+: Cloud Disaster Recovery
Planning for disaster recovery is crucial to getting your cloud solution running and operational when a crisis occurs. In this course, you'll learn about how to plan for and the features of disaster recovery. First, you'll explore disaster recovery features such as failover, failback, backup restoration, and replication. Next, you'll examine the importance of network configuration, geographical data centers, restoration methods, and on-premise and cloud sites. Finally, you'll learn about the importance of the DR kit, playbook, network diagrams, RPOs, RTOs, SLAs, and corporate guidelines when planning for disaster recovery. This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.
12 videos |
1h 26m
Assessment
Badge
COURSES INCLUDED
CloudOps Interoperability: Modeling Cloud Computing for Integration
In this course, you'll explore the categories of cloud computing portability and interoperability, the interfaces of the Distributed Computing Reference Model, the standardization required for cloud computing portability and interoperability, and the application design principles that can provide better interoperability. You'll learn about the taxonomy of the Cloud Ecosystem Reference Model for designing interoperable cloud architectures, the Enterprise Architecture Principles of the cloud ecosystem that can help maintain consistency and integrity of enterprise architectures, and the prominent cloud deployment models and when to adopt which model. You'll also examine the benefits of achieving cloud interoperability and maximizing portability, the challenges of achieving interoperability between diversified cloud components, the key elements of Interoperability and portability for cloud services, what to consider when defining hybrid cloud strategy, the process-oriented classification of cloud migration, and features exhibited by public, private and hybrid cloud.
14 videos |
1h 20m
Assessment
Badge
CloudOps Interoperability: Inter-cloud Integration & Implementation
In this course, you'll explore scenarios of adopting private and public cloud for application deployment, comparisons of prominent cloud offerings and cloud-based integration tools for deploying and managing varied cloud environments and increasing IT framework complexity, the prominent types of cloud integration, and the benefits of using Integration Platform as a Service. You'll learn about the features of the prominent types of inter-cloud implementations, the recommended architectural patterns for planning multi-cloud migration and deployments, and the multi-cloud implementation workflow for designing automated and portable architectures. You'll also discover how to install, configure, and set up CloudHub and Talend to build portable multi-cloud integration workflows and deploy applications. Finally, you'll examine how to work with Aviatrix to integrate AWS with Azure Active Directory and integrate Azure with AWS and GCP.
14 videos |
1h 18m
Assessment
Badge
CompTIA Cloud+: Cloud Disaster Recovery
Planning for disaster recovery is crucial to getting your cloud solution running and operational when a crisis occurs. In this course, you'll learn about how to plan for and the features of disaster recovery. First, you'll explore disaster recovery features such as failover, failback, backup restoration, and replication. Next, you'll examine the importance of network configuration, geographical data centers, restoration methods, and on-premise and cloud sites. Finally, you'll learn about the importance of the DR kit, playbook, network diagrams, RPOs, RTOs, SLAs, and corporate guidelines when planning for disaster recovery. This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.
12 videos |
1h 26m
Assessment
Badge
CompTIA Cloud+: Cloud Logging, Monitoring, Alerting & Optimization
Logging and monitoring is essential to ensure that your cloud environment is running efficiently and securely. In this course, you will learn to configure logging, monitoring and alerting services in the cloud and optimize cloud environments. First, you will learn about the available cloud features for logging such as collectors, SNMP, syslog, audits, log types, access and authentication, and automation. Next, you will learn about the features of system monitoring such as baselines, thresholds, tagging, and performance monitoring, resource utilization, availability, and SLA-defined uptime. Next, you will learn about the features of alerting such as common messaging methods, maintenance mode and appropriate responses. Finally, you will learn how to optimize cloud resources including placement, computing, storage, networks, and device drivers and firmware. This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.
12 videos |
1h
Assessment
Badge
CompTIA Cloud+: Provisioning Cloud Storage
Storage in the cloud is a crucial component of any cloud-based solution. In this course, you'll learn about the types of cloud storage you can use in your solutions and their features. First, you'll explore how to provision and measure the performance of block, file, object, and flash storage. Next, you'll learn about the different types of RAID arrays and the purpose of user quotas. You'll then move on to examine the protocols used with cloud storage. You'll learn about the features of hyperconverged storage, hyperconverged infrastructures, and software-defined storage. Finally, you'll explore how to create and use an Azure container. This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for the CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-003) certification.
12 videos |
1h 23m
Assessment
Badge
DevOps Support Administrator: Cloud Computing Essentials for Support Engineers
In this course, you'll explore the competitive advantage of cloud computing, the features of various types of virtualization implemented in the cloud, and the hypervisors that are used by popular public cloud providers. You'll examine how to choose the right cloud service model and the SaaS Enablement Framework components that can be used to build, manage, and deliver SaaS solutions. Next, you'll learn how to select the right cloud deployment model, create AWS HVM Linux AMIs, and manage custom deployment configuration on AWS. Finally, you'll look at how to deploy applications to Azure VMs, configure resource deployments with GCP Deployment Manager, and create Network File Systems on public clouds.
15 videos |
1h 6m
Assessment
Badge
Portability in the Cloud: Managing Cloud Portability & Interoperability
Cloud portability allows developers to transfer data, applications, and services from one cloud service to another with ease. Take this course to explore the features, principles, and benefits of data and application portability in the cloud. Over the length of this course, you'll delve into various elements of cloud computing portability: software development lifecycle, the role of specification in maximizing portability, application design considerations for interoperable software applications, the OpenAPI specification, containerization, and essential characteristics of Docker and Kubernetes that enable application portability. You'll also outline how to work with Application programming Interfaces (APIs) in Swagger and configure a development environment in Google Cloud Platform (GCP). After completing this course, you'll be able to identify key components of data and code portability in the cloud and how cloud portability allows re-usability and interoperability.
16 videos |
1h 28m
Assessment
Badge
Business Continuity: Secure Cloud Computing
In this 14-video course, learners will discover principles and concepts used to ensure secure cloud computing. Topics include disaster recovery, cloud security concepts, and retention. Begin by examining the requirements for business continuity strategy; recognize requirements for disaster recovery strategy, and recognize considerations when moving applications to the cloud. Learn how to differentiate between data ownership and data custody, and explore key legal considerations when moving to the cloud. Next, learn about the importance of performing a cost-benefit analysis, and then recognize the factors that can impact confidentiality, integrity, data integrity, and availability of cloud data. This leads into cloud offering services, and a look at benefits of cloud offerings such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Azure. Recognize functional security requirements such as portability, interoperability, and vendor lock-in. Design and plan security controls including on-premises physical controls, virtualization protection, and authorization. The final two tutorials examine the importance of retention policies and archiving procedures, and the considerations relating to traceability and accountability such as logging, event sources, and chain of custody.
14 videos |
48m
Assessment
Badge
Cloud Platform Security: System Monitoring & Protection
Cloud system monitoring is used to proactively identify and evaluate security vulnerabilities and allow organizations to explore options to protect their assets using available cloud platform tools. In this course, you'll learn how to proactively shield cloud infrastructure by monitoring organizational security using built-in Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) security tools and services. You'll examine how to use monitoring tools like security information in Azure, Google Cloud Armor, Google Cloud Scanner, and the VM placement algorithm to prevent threats.
13 videos |
1h 29m
Assessment
Badge
COURSES INCLUDED
Microsoft Security: Compliance Concepts & Methodologies
The SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals exam is for individuals who want to familiarize themselves with the basics of security, compliance, and identity across cloud-based and other Microsoft services. In this course, examine security and compliance concepts and methodologies, including the Zero Trust methodology, shared responsibility model, Cloud Adoption Framework, and defense in depth. Next, explore common threats, such as advanced persistent threats, phishing attacks, distributed denial of service (DDoS) botnets, remote access Trojans, ransomware, and viruses and worms. Finally, learn about encryption and hashing. This is one of a collection of courses that fully prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
8 videos |
41m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Security: Basic Azure AD Identity Services & Types
This course will introduce the building blocks of fundamental identity concepts and several universal concepts of any modern identity platform. You will begin the course by exploring identity as the primary security perimeter, authentication, and authorization method. Next, you will look at identity providers and Active Directory. You will learn to identify federated services and common identity attacks. Finally, you will learn the basics of Azure Active Directory, Azure AD identity types, and hybrid/external identity types. This class is part of a collection of courses that prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
9 videos |
31m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Security: Azure AD Authentication, Access, & Identity
The process of authenticating entities such as end users has evolved well beyond the simple username and password credential modality. As modern enterprises build towards zero-trust environments, the demand for more robust authentication and identity solutions are emerging. In this course, explore different authentication methods and capabilities such as self-service password reset, password protection, and multi-factor authentication schemes. Discover Azure AD Conditional Access and the benefits of Azure AD roles. Next, examine Azure AD Identity Governance, entitlement management, access reviews. Finally, take a look at the robust capabilities of Privileged Identity Management (PIM) and Azure AD Identity Protection. This is one of a collection of courses that fully prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
9 videos |
25m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Security: Microsoft 365 Security & Security Management
Microsoft Defender for Cloud provides security management and enhanced threat protection capabilities for cloud workloads residing across hybrid and multi-cloud configurations. In this course, you will explore Microsoft Defender for Identity, Office 365, Endpoint, and Cloud Apps. You will also dive into other technologies such as Microsoft 365 Defender portal, Microsoft Secure Score, security reports, dashboards, incident management, and endpoint security with Microsoft Intune. This is one of a collection of courses that fully prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
10 videos |
24m
Assessment
Badge
COURSES INCLUDED
Microsoft Security: Compliance Concepts & Methodologies
The SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals exam is for individuals who want to familiarize themselves with the basics of security, compliance, and identity across cloud-based and other Microsoft services. In this course, examine security and compliance concepts and methodologies, including the Zero Trust methodology, shared responsibility model, Cloud Adoption Framework, and defense in depth. Next, explore common threats, such as advanced persistent threats, phishing attacks, distributed denial of service (DDoS) botnets, remote access Trojans, ransomware, and viruses and worms. Finally, learn about encryption and hashing. This is one of a collection of courses that fully prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
8 videos |
41m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Security: Basic Azure AD Identity Services & Types
This course will introduce the building blocks of fundamental identity concepts and several universal concepts of any modern identity platform. You will begin the course by exploring identity as the primary security perimeter, authentication, and authorization method. Next, you will look at identity providers and Active Directory. You will learn to identify federated services and common identity attacks. Finally, you will learn the basics of Azure Active Directory, Azure AD identity types, and hybrid/external identity types. This class is part of a collection of courses that prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
9 videos |
31m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Security: Azure AD Authentication, Access, & Identity
The process of authenticating entities such as end users has evolved well beyond the simple username and password credential modality. As modern enterprises build towards zero-trust environments, the demand for more robust authentication and identity solutions are emerging. In this course, explore different authentication methods and capabilities such as self-service password reset, password protection, and multi-factor authentication schemes. Discover Azure AD Conditional Access and the benefits of Azure AD roles. Next, examine Azure AD Identity Governance, entitlement management, access reviews. Finally, take a look at the robust capabilities of Privileged Identity Management (PIM) and Azure AD Identity Protection. This is one of a collection of courses that fully prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
9 videos |
25m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Security: Azure Security Capabilities & Management
A core security principle is the usage of mediated access to create a layer of abstraction between the management client and the server or service. In this course, discover Azure Bastion and various firewall proxies that function at layer two through seven of the ISO OSI reference model. You will compare Azure Network Security Groups (NSGs), Azure Firewall, and Web Application Firewall (WAF) services. Then, explore distributed denial of service (DDoS) protection, Azure data encryption, and Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM). Next, you will focus on Microsoft Defender for Cloud and its three main solutions. Finally, learn the security baselines for Azure and the security capabilities of Microsoft Sentinel. This is one of a collection of courses that fully prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
10 videos |
31m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Security: Microsoft 365 Security & Security Management
Microsoft Defender for Cloud provides security management and enhanced threat protection capabilities for cloud workloads residing across hybrid and multi-cloud configurations. In this course, you will explore Microsoft Defender for Identity, Office 365, Endpoint, and Cloud Apps. You will also dive into other technologies such as Microsoft 365 Defender portal, Microsoft Secure Score, security reports, dashboards, incident management, and endpoint security with Microsoft Intune. This is one of a collection of courses that fully prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
10 videos |
24m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Security: Compliance, Information Protection, & Governance
In today's data-driven, service-oriented enterprise environment due diligence and due care must be taken by security professionals to enforce privacy initiatives and data loss prevention of intellectual property and personal data. This course will examine several related Microsoft security solutions. Explore Service Trust Portal, Microsoft's privacy principles, compliance center, and compliance manager. Discover use cases for data classification, sensitivity labels, content and activity explorer, and retention policies, labels, and records. Finally, explore tools for data loss prevention and use cases Azure Resource Locks, Azure Blueprints, and Azure Policy. This is one of a collection of courses that fully prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
10 videos |
25m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Security: Microsoft 365 Insider Risk, eDiscovery, & Auditing
While enterprise users can access, create, control, and share data across a wide range of platforms and services, many organizations lack the means to balance mitigating enterprise-wide risks with managing compliance and privacy standards. Microsoft 365 offers a series of solutions to help organizations recognize, prioritize, and remediate security risks while addressing compliance and privacy requirements. In this course, learn the capabilities of Microsoft 365's compliance solutions. Next, explore the responsibilities of Microsoft 365 solutions such as insider risk management, eDiscovery, and auditing. Finally, examine Microsoft 365 communication compliance, information barriers (IB), privileged access management, and Customer Lockbox. This is one of a collection of courses that fully prepare the learner for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification exam.
10 videos |
20m
Assessment
Badge
COURSES INCLUDED
Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure Storage Account Security
This 18-video course helps prepare learners for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam by exploring several methods available to improve Azure storage account security and encrypt cloud data, and demonstrating how to use VM (virtual machine) disks. You will examine ways to harden Azure storage accounts; how to control storage account container access using access policies; and what is encrypted by default. Next, learners will observe how to use RBAC (role-based access control) to control resource access in a cloud computing environment. You will then learn how to configure custom encryption keys. This course examines the soft delete feature within an Azure storage account for blobs and binary large objects, which is not enabled by default. Next, learn to regenerate storage account keys in the portal, in PowerShell, and using the CLI (command-line interface). You will learn to use shared access signatures in Azure Storage Explorer, and to configure access policies for storage queues. Finally, learn to configure VM disk encryption by using PowerShell.
18 videos |
54m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure Database Security
Explore Azure database security and the available mechanisms designed to protect data in this 17-video course, which helps prepare learners for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. First, examine characteristics of the Azure SQL Database, a DBaaS (database as a service), offered in the Azure cloud and the NoSQL database Azure Cosmos DB. Then learn to protect sensitive data with data masking, and how to enable geofencing. Learners will next examine how security is managed in Azure Data Lake, and how to analyze data stored in the data lake. You will learn to work with several Azure SQL database security mechanisms, including the always-encrypted option, column security, auditing, and SQL backups. Then you will learn how to enable SQL Geo-Replication and use the CLI (command-line interface) to manage SQL Replication. Finally, examine when to use SQL failover groups, and how to restore SQL data by using the portal, PowerShell, and the CLI.
17 videos |
50m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure AD Connect
This 10-video course helps prepare learners for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam by exploring how to configure and use Azure AD Connect to link an on-premises Active Directory with Azure Active Directory. You will examine how Azure AD Connect allows on-premises user credentials to be used for Cloud app authorization. Learners will observe how to modify the Azure AD Connect configuration, and examine both Azure AD Connect and SSO (Seamless Sign-On). Then you will learn how to enable SSO, and to configure an Azure AD custom domain. This course examines different SSO methods, including OpenID Connect and OAuth, to allow user access to on-premises and cloud apps. Learners will examine other tools in AD Connect, including the Azure AD Synchronization Service Manager, and how to force AD sync by using the Synchronization Manager, and you will learn how to sync with PowerShell. Finally, you will learn how to use the Azure AD Connect built-in troubleshooting tool to detect issues that might arise.
10 videos |
30m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Network Security
Learners will discover how virtual networks (VNets) can be used to isolate Azure cloud resources and how network security groups (NSGs) allow or deny traffic to or from subnets and virtual machine (VM) network interfaces, in this 17-video course, helping prepare for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. The course examines use of Secure Shell (SSH) for managing Linux, remote desktop protocol (RDP) for managing Windows, and jump boxes as central, publicly accessible administrative points. Begin the course by creating an Azure VNet using the graphical user interface (GUI), the command-line interface (CLI), and using PowerShell. Next, an overview of NSGs, and how they can allow or deny network traffic. Create an NSG by using the GUI, the CLI, and using PowerShell. Remotely manage Linux VMs with both SSH and RDP. Deploy a jump box remote management point. Explore how Azure Firewall is used, configure Azure Firewall network rules, application rules, and network address translation (NAT) rules. Finally, learn how to configure a route table entry so that traffic is sent to Azure Firewall.
17 videos |
1h 5m
Assessment
Badge
Securing AWS: Fundamentals
In this 8-video course, you will examine foundational topics for securing Amazon Web Services (AWS), such as the Shared Responsibility Model, security basics like the CIA Triad (confidentiality, integrity, and availability), the Parkerian Hexad, and security control categories and types, core AWS services and related threats, and compliance. Begin with a look at the AWS Shared Responsibility Model, which is between Amazon and client. The next tutorial is about understanding the CIA Triad and the Parkerian hexad, the main security services that you will provide for your data. This leads to a closer look at the types and categories of control, and then reviewing the core AWS services to ensure a proper understanding of various services and offerings. You will then survey some of the common threats to AWS products and service offerings, starting with access control breaches. The final tutorial focuses on AWS compliance services. In the closing exercise, learners describe the Shared Responsibility Model, security services and controls, core AWS services and threats, and AWS compliance.
8 videos |
29m
Assessment
Badge
Securing AWS: Infrastructure Security
In this 11-video course, explore a variety of Amazon Web Services (AWS) features that can help the consumer to protect cloud infrastructures and resources, including network access control lists (NACLs), security groups, and Web Application Firewalls. One of the most important aspects of AWS security begins when you design your virtual private cloud, so the first tutorial teaches you about its design. Next, you will examine how to configure the NACL, along with configuring security groups for Linux instances, and security groups for Windows instances. Following on from this, you will take a look at the Web Application Firewall (WAF). You will then explore a couple of other security services at AWS, beginning with AWS Shield Advanced, and then AWS Inspector. Then move on to AWS GuardDuty, a fully-managed threat detection service that basically continuously monitors for malicious or unauthorized behavior. Then learn how to configure a managed site-to-site VPN, and define AWS Single Sign-On (SSO) and AWS Cognito. The exercise covers infrastructure security.
11 videos |
54m
Assessment
Badge
Securing AWS: Data Protection
There are a number of mechanisms in Amazon Web Services (AWS) for securing data-at-rest and data-in-transit. In this 8-video course, learners explore topics including the basics of cryptography, access keys and pairs, client-side versus server-side encryption, AWS Key Management Service (KMS), Certificate Manager, and CloudHSM (hardware security module). The course begins with an introduction to fundamentals of cryptography and some of the cryptographic mechanisms you need to be aware of for AWS. You will then take a look at how to use access keys and key pairs, followed by another tutorial comparing client-side encryption and server-side encryption. The next topic is AWS Key Management Service, which lets you manage cryptographic keys for your cloud services, followed by a look at AWS Certificate Manager. The final tutorial in this course explores CloudHSM. In the concluding exercise, learners are asked to list the attributes of cryptographic hashing, the options for encrypting an S3 bucket object, and the security services provided by digital signatures.
8 videos |
31m
Assessment
Badge
COURSES INCLUDED
Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure Storage Account Security
This 18-video course helps prepare learners for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam by exploring several methods available to improve Azure storage account security and encrypt cloud data, and demonstrating how to use VM (virtual machine) disks. You will examine ways to harden Azure storage accounts; how to control storage account container access using access policies; and what is encrypted by default. Next, learners will observe how to use RBAC (role-based access control) to control resource access in a cloud computing environment. You will then learn how to configure custom encryption keys. This course examines the soft delete feature within an Azure storage account for blobs and binary large objects, which is not enabled by default. Next, learn to regenerate storage account keys in the portal, in PowerShell, and using the CLI (command-line interface). You will learn to use shared access signatures in Azure Storage Explorer, and to configure access policies for storage queues. Finally, learn to configure VM disk encryption by using PowerShell.
18 videos |
54m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Data Classification
This 17-video course explores how to organize and secure sensitive data by using data classification, as part of preparations for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. First, learners will examine the PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard), and laws and regulations of the European Union GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), and HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) to protect data. You will examine how to add tags to Microsoft Azure cloud resources in the Azure portal GUI (graphical user interface), and with PowerShell. Next, learn how DLP (data loss prevention) is used to control sensitive data. You will install AIP (Azure Information Protection) client, and learn to add labels to your data to organize it for security purposes. This course demonstrates how to use AIP in MS Word. You will learn to view protected data statistics. Finally, you will learn how to configure blob lifecycle settings, and blob container policies by using the portal.
17 videos |
53m
Assessment
Badge
Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure Database Security
Explore Azure database security and the available mechanisms designed to protect data in this 17-video course, which helps prepare learners for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. First, examine characteristics of the Azure SQL Database, a DBaaS (database as a service), offered in the Azure cloud and the NoSQL database Azure Cosmos DB. Then learn to protect sensitive data with data masking, and how to enable geofencing. Learners will next examine how security is managed in Azure Data Lake, and how to analyze data stored in the data lake. You will learn to work with several Azure SQL database security mechanisms, including the always-encrypted option, column security, auditing, and SQL backups. Then you will learn how to enable SQL Geo-Replication and use the CLI (command-line interface) to manage SQL Replication. Finally, examine when to use SQL failover groups, and how to restore SQL data by using the portal, PowerShell, and the CLI.
17 videos |
50m
Assessment
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Database User Access
This 14-video course explores Azure database user access management, SQL threat detection, and how to enable SQL threat policies, while helping prepare learners for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. First, you will learn to use SQL and Azure AD (Active Directory) logins to authenticate Azure SQL deployments, and create SQL logins. You will learn how to use SQL Server Management Studio to connect to Azure SQL and how to enable RBAC (role-based access control) for Azure AD administration by using the GUI (graphical user interface), CLI (command-line interface), and PowerShell. You will learn to configure the Azure SQL Firewall, and to configure custom keys for Azure SQL TDE (transparent data encryption). This course then demonstrates how to conduct a SQL vulnerability assessment to determine security shortcomings. You will examine Advanced Threat Detection, and how to configure threat detection settings at the Azure SQL Server level and at individual database level. Finally, learn to enable threat policies by using CLI and PowerShell.
14 videos |
46m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Identity & Access Management
In this 16-video course, learners can prepare for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam by exploring Azure AD (Active Directory), and how to use it as a secure identity store to control resource access. You will learn how Azure uses identities in AD; how to create a new Azure AD tenant for identity isolation; and how to switch between tenants and manage them. This course examines the function of PIM (privileged identity management), and Azure AD Access review to analyze permissions, manage group memberships, and access to applications. Next, you will learn how to configure and use Azure AD Identity Protection to detect suspicious activity related to user accounts, and how to identify the relationship between subscriptions and tenants. Then learners examine how to use Azure AD Conditional Access to enhance Azure AD security, and how to configure Conditional Access policies. You will learn how to register apps in Azure AD, and to manage Azure AD Principles. Finally, the course discusses how OAuth 2.0 is used for Resource Authorization.
16 videos |
51m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure AD Connect
This 10-video course helps prepare learners for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam by exploring how to configure and use Azure AD Connect to link an on-premises Active Directory with Azure Active Directory. You will examine how Azure AD Connect allows on-premises user credentials to be used for Cloud app authorization. Learners will observe how to modify the Azure AD Connect configuration, and examine both Azure AD Connect and SSO (Seamless Sign-On). Then you will learn how to enable SSO, and to configure an Azure AD custom domain. This course examines different SSO methods, including OpenID Connect and OAuth, to allow user access to on-premises and cloud apps. Learners will examine other tools in AD Connect, including the Azure AD Synchronization Service Manager, and how to force AD sync by using the Synchronization Manager, and you will learn how to sync with PowerShell. Finally, you will learn how to use the Azure AD Connect built-in troubleshooting tool to detect issues that might arise.
10 videos |
30m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure AD User Management
Learners can explore numerous methods for creating, securing, and managing Azure AD user credentials in this 16-video course, which helps prepare learners for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. First, you will learn how to enable MFA (multifactor authentication) for some or all Azure AD users to enhance user sign-in security, and learn to configure SSPR (self-service password reset). Next, examine how SSPR allows users to reset their own forgotten passwords, and how password lockout settings prevent brute-force attacks against Azure AD user accounts. Learners will be shown how to create an Azure AD guest user, and how to perform a bulk import to create multiple users at once. You will learn to use the Azure AD portal to enable admin MFA, as well as MFA for individual users, and how to sign in as an MFA enabled user. Finally, you will learn how to use PowerShell and CLI (command-line interface) to manage Azure AD users.
16 videos |
44m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure AD Group Management
In this 10-video course, which helps prepare learners AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam, you can explore several methods for creating and managing Azure Active Directory groups. Learners will observe how to use the Azure AD portal to create a static Azure AD group, and to assignment membership to a static group manually. Then you will learn how to configure a static Azure group by using PowerShell to perform standard group management functions, including adding members to or deleting members from a group. Next, examine how to create a dynamic Azure AD group, which determines group membership on the basis of attributes. You will learn how to enable SSGP (Self-Service Management Group) to allow cloud members to provision and deprovision cloud resources. Continue the course by learning how enable owners of groups to determine who may join the group. Finally, you will learn how to manage Azure AD groups by using the CLI (command-line interface).
10 videos |
24m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Network Security
Learners will discover how virtual networks (VNets) can be used to isolate Azure cloud resources and how network security groups (NSGs) allow or deny traffic to or from subnets and virtual machine (VM) network interfaces, in this 17-video course, helping prepare for AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. The course examines use of Secure Shell (SSH) for managing Linux, remote desktop protocol (RDP) for managing Windows, and jump boxes as central, publicly accessible administrative points. Begin the course by creating an Azure VNet using the graphical user interface (GUI), the command-line interface (CLI), and using PowerShell. Next, an overview of NSGs, and how they can allow or deny network traffic. Create an NSG by using the GUI, the CLI, and using PowerShell. Remotely manage Linux VMs with both SSH and RDP. Deploy a jump box remote management point. Explore how Azure Firewall is used, configure Azure Firewall network rules, application rules, and network address translation (NAT) rules. Finally, learn how to configure a route table entry so that traffic is sent to Azure Firewall.
17 videos |
1h 5m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: VPNs
In this course, used in preparation for the AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam, you will discover how VPNs provide an encrypted tunnel over the Internet from clients or on-premises networks to the Azure cloud. Explore how to configure a point-to-site or site-to-site VPN and how to connect a Windows 10 device to an Azure VPN. You will begin the 7-video course by receiving an overview of how VPNs allow secure connections to Azure. Next, you will explore how to use PowerShell to generate public key infrastructure (PKI) certificates. To take advantage of Azure VPN connectivity, you need to establish a virtual network gateway in the Azure cloud, which is a configuration that represents a VPN appliance in the Azure cloud. You will do this in order to configure both a point-to-site and site-to-site VPN. In the final tutorial, learners will discover how to connect a Windows 10 device to an Azure VPN.
7 videos |
26m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Web Application Security
Learners will discover how the design and implementation of a web app in the Azure cloud can determine its security posture in this 11-video course, used in preparation for the AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. Begin by learning to identify and understand the common web app security flaws. Then examine how to use the Azure portal to deploy a web application. You will explore how using custom domain names with transport layer security (TLS) bindings allows the use of a custom domain name system (DNS) domain with connectivity over HTTPS. You will learn how to configure web app authentication and how web apps can be backed up and protected by a web application firewall (WAF). You will also examine how API Gateways serve as proxies between the calling of an application programming interface (API) and the API itself and how Application Security Groups organize and protect VMs based on their running workloads.
11 videos |
34m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: VM Security
In this course, learners can explore Azure VM security and hardening techniques to reduce the attack surface of Azure VMs. This 21-video course can be used in preparation for the AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. Begin with an overview of the steps taken to harden VMs. Then learn how to use roles to limit VM admin access. Next, receive an overview of Linux secure shell (SSH) public key authentication. Learn how to generate SSH keys with PuttyGen; enable SSH public key authentication for Linux VMs; and identify how to harden HDInsights; install an antimalware VM extension. Then learn to manage VM operating systems (OS) updates, and enable VM backup. Next, learn to enable VM inventory and change tracking; enable VM replication to a secondary region; deploy a VM scale set, execute built-in VM run commands, and execute custom VM run commands. View effective VM network security group (NSG) security rules; restore an Azure VM; recognize the steps for restoring files; use the portal to view VM Inventory, and to execute a VM test fallover.
21 videos |
1h 2m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Application Containers
Discover how application containers isolate app files and settings from the operating system (OS) and other apps in this 8-video course. You will also explore how containers can be secured in similar ways to app workloads, including how to apply updates and provide limited access, as part of preparation for the AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. To begin, learners will examine how application containers can provide app isolation on different networks, and explore how to harden application containers to improve their security posture. Next, learners will take a look at Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and how it provides users with container cluster services. You will then learn how to deploy an Azure Docker VM running Ubuntu, an open-source software OS that runs from the desktop. You will conclude the course by discovering how to deploy an Azure container registry, and how to push a Docker image to an Azure container registry.
8 videos |
22m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure Key Vault
In this 19-video course, explore Azure key vaults and how they can contain secrets, keys, and certificates, which are used to secure other resources such as VM disks and databases. Examine the key vault access policy and how it controls access to key vault contents in this course, which can be used in preparation for the AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. Begin by learning about the purpose of Azure key vaults; recognize how cryptography secures data; identify the public key infrastructure (PKI) certificate lifecycle, and recognize how to differentiate between the secure sockets layer (SSL) and transport layer security (TLS). You will learn how to create a key vault using the graphical user interface (GUI); using the command-line interface (CLI), and using PowerShell. Learn how to configure a key vault access policy; create keys using the GUI, the CLI, and PowerShell. Also, create secrets by using the GUI, the CLI, and using PowerShell. Then move on to key vault certificate creation by using the GUI, the CLI, and PowerShell.
19 videos |
52m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure RBAC & Policies
In this course, discover how to use role-based access control (RBAC) to limit administrative access to Azure resources at the subscription, resource group, and resource levels. This 13-video course explores how Azure policies provide more granularity than RBAC for the deployment and management of Azure resources, in preparation for the AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. To start, .learners receive an overview of RBAC and how roles are used in Azure. Next, you will learn how to create a custom RBAC role and manage RBAC by using the graphical user interface (GUI), using the command-line interface (CLI), and using PowerShell. Identify how policies are used in Azure; configure policies by using the GUI, and using PowerShell. Then explore how to build your own custom Azure policies that you can apply to a subscription or resource group. Take a look at resource locking and the portal by locking an Azure resource by using the GUI and the CLI.
13 videos |
42m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Monitoring, Logging, & Alerts
Learners will discover how to use Log Analytic workspaces to centralize Azure resource logged data from a variety of sources and how to run log queries in this 11-video course. Prepare for the AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam by examining how to configure Azure Monitor centralized alert and notification settings. You will begin by examining how to identify performance and security baselines and how to view and filter Azure Cloud resource activity logs. Next, learn how to create a Log Analytics workspace, which is an Azure resource that must be configured to gain insights about activity and usage of your Azure resources. Then discover how to manage Log Analytics workspace data sources and run log queries. Take a look at using the Azure monitor tool in the portal, in order to have a centralized way of monitoring a variety of aspects of your Azure environment. Then learn about Azure monitor network packet capturing, and capturing Azure VM network traffic; create an action group, and finally, explore how to configure alert notifications.
11 videos |
36m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Azure Security Center
In this 7-video course, you will explore how recommendations from the Azure Security Center, which automatically collects resource security metrics, can be used to improve Azure resource security. You will also examine how playbooks can remediate security issues and can be triggered by alerts. This course can be used in preparation for the AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. Begin the course by navigating the Azure Security Center, which has a wealth of security-related information that is specific to the Azure computing environment. Next, examine how to view Azure Security Center security alerts. Then, learners will take a look at Azure Security Center playbooks and learn how to manage both Security Center policies and regulatory compliance, which is an important aspect of cloud computing. You will also discover how to configure just-in-time virtual machine access. In the final tutorial in the course, learners will explore file integrity monitoring and how to enable it.
7 videos |
19m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Review Course 1
In this 18-video course, learners can explore various techniques for securely implementing and managing Azure resources, while preparing for the AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies Certification exam, focusing on security engineers' abilities. Security must be considered when designing, implementing, managing, and monitoring Microsoft Azure usage. In this course, you will examine how to control admin access to storage accounts, how to use custom keys to encrypt cloud data, and how to use a shared access signature to limit storage account access. The course then demonstrates how to use a storage account key for access; how to secure sensitive data by using Azure Information Protection (AIP); and how to organize cloud resources by using tags (cloud resource tagging). Learn about Azure partner SAS Institute, Inc., and their joint efforts. Next, watch demonstrations of how to enable database masking and replication, and how to configure a database backup and restore. Finally, learn to configure Azure SQL firewall and how to enable Azure AD Conditional Access.
9 videos |
19m
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Microsoft Azure Security Technologies: Review Course 2
In this 9-video course, learners will explore additional techniques for secure implementation and management of Azure resources, while preparing for the AZ-500 Microsoft Azure Security Technologies certification exam. You will begin the course by examining how to enable Azure AD user multifactor authentication (MFA) and how to configure password lockout. Other topics covered are virtual private networks (VPNs); Transport Layer Security (TLS); just-in-time (JIT) access; and core concepts of Azure security. Then watch a demonstration of how to create a network security group (NSG), and how to control access to virtual networks (VNets). Next, learn how to configure Azure firewall; how to configure site-to-site VPN connectivity; and how to enable web app TLS bindings. The course continues by demonstrating how to harden Azure VMs to reduce the attack surface, and how to create an Azure Key Vault. Finally, you will see how to limit resource access through Azure role-based access control or RBAC (role-based access control) as well as through Azure policies.
9 videos |
22m
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Securing AWS: Fundamentals
In this 8-video course, you will examine foundational topics for securing Amazon Web Services (AWS), such as the Shared Responsibility Model, security basics like the CIA Triad (confidentiality, integrity, and availability), the Parkerian Hexad, and security control categories and types, core AWS services and related threats, and compliance. Begin with a look at the AWS Shared Responsibility Model, which is between Amazon and client. The next tutorial is about understanding the CIA Triad and the Parkerian hexad, the main security services that you will provide for your data. This leads to a closer look at the types and categories of control, and then reviewing the core AWS services to ensure a proper understanding of various services and offerings. You will then survey some of the common threats to AWS products and service offerings, starting with access control breaches. The final tutorial focuses on AWS compliance services. In the closing exercise, learners describe the Shared Responsibility Model, security services and controls, core AWS services and threats, and AWS compliance.
8 videos |
29m
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Securing AWS: Identity & Access Management
Learners will discover how to apply best practices to the new Amazon Web Services (AWS) root account and examine credentials, passwords, and access key usage in this 8-video course. Identity and Access Management (IAM) topics such as users, groups, roles, and managed policies are also covered. The first tutorial examines root account security, which leads to comparing credentials, passwords, and access keys and their use. Next, you will learn about using the AWS command-line interface (CLI), a unified tool that allows you to manage your various AWS Services through a CLI. An important best practice to learn is using a bastion host, also known as a bastion server or a jump host, whose purpose is to give access to private networks from external networks, such as the Internet. Continue with an introduction to the AWS IAM service and its configuration. The final tutorial looks at managed policies available through the IAM service. In the exercise, you will be asked to describe root account security, credentials, AWS CLI, bastions, and AWS IAM.
8 videos |
39m
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Securing AWS: Infrastructure Security
In this 11-video course, explore a variety of Amazon Web Services (AWS) features that can help the consumer to protect cloud infrastructures and resources, including network access control lists (NACLs), security groups, and Web Application Firewalls. One of the most important aspects of AWS security begins when you design your virtual private cloud, so the first tutorial teaches you about its design. Next, you will examine how to configure the NACL, along with configuring security groups for Linux instances, and security groups for Windows instances. Following on from this, you will take a look at the Web Application Firewall (WAF). You will then explore a couple of other security services at AWS, beginning with AWS Shield Advanced, and then AWS Inspector. Then move on to AWS GuardDuty, a fully-managed threat detection service that basically continuously monitors for malicious or unauthorized behavior. Then learn how to configure a managed site-to-site VPN, and define AWS Single Sign-On (SSO) and AWS Cognito. The exercise covers infrastructure security.
11 videos |
54m
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Securing AWS: Data Protection
There are a number of mechanisms in Amazon Web Services (AWS) for securing data-at-rest and data-in-transit. In this 8-video course, learners explore topics including the basics of cryptography, access keys and pairs, client-side versus server-side encryption, AWS Key Management Service (KMS), Certificate Manager, and CloudHSM (hardware security module). The course begins with an introduction to fundamentals of cryptography and some of the cryptographic mechanisms you need to be aware of for AWS. You will then take a look at how to use access keys and key pairs, followed by another tutorial comparing client-side encryption and server-side encryption. The next topic is AWS Key Management Service, which lets you manage cryptographic keys for your cloud services, followed by a look at AWS Certificate Manager. The final tutorial in this course explores CloudHSM. In the concluding exercise, learners are asked to list the attributes of cryptographic hashing, the options for encrypting an S3 bucket object, and the security services provided by digital signatures.
8 videos |
31m
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Frameworks, Life Cycles, and Architecture
Organizations require people with the skills to make decisions to secure information systems based on best practices, standards, and industry recommendations. Security architects fill this need. In this course, you'll learn about common IT life cycles and life cycle management, including the system development and security life cycles. You'll explore the importance of frameworks, including enterprise architecture frameworks. You'll then examine various stakeholders and the roles they play in architecture development. Next, you'll learn about the need for and types of security policies. Finally, you'll explore aspects of secure network architecture design, including network segmentation and components, applying industry best practices, and team member roles and responsibilities.
12 videos |
43m
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Secure Application and Data Architecture Design
Security architects design and implement secure architectures and translate business processes and risk into policy and implementation rules. In this course, you'll explore designing secure application and data architectures. First, you'll examine the history of development, the role of the application architect, and application architecture goals. Next, you'll learn about disciplines related to application architecture, as well as Service-oriented Architecture and its standards. You'll move on to learn about modular framework development, authentication, patching, and vulnerability testing. Next, you'll examine data architecture, data classification, data privacy, and database security. Finally, you'll learn about encryption and big data, as well as data architecture analysis and influences.
20 videos |
55m
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Access Control and Security Architecture Design
In this course, you'll learn about designing a secure access control architecture and updating a security architecture. First, you'll explore identity and access management, including the IAAA process and related entities. You'll move on to examine access control policies and models. You'll learn about centralized access control, as well as distributed access control, federated identity management frameworks, and supporting protocols. You'll explore the importance of access reviews, as well as access control considerations with bring your own device and Internet of Things. Next, you'll examine the impact of change on a security architecture and steps involved in life cycle management. Finally, you'll complete this course by learning about architecture change considerations and the importance of a change management policy.
13 videos |
46m
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Security Architecture Documentation and Alternative Architectures
In this course, you'll learn about documentation requirements for a security architecture and alternate architectures. First, you'll explore the types of documentation required to guide an architecture. You'll examine input documentation, including business requirements and objectives, standards and best practices, and laws and regulations. Next, you'll learn about architecture documentation, including how and what to document. You'll examine output documentation as well, including policies, procedures, and guidelines. You'll learn about the Security Requirements Traceability Matrix, including required fields. Finally, you'll learn about virtualization and how to evaluate cloud and hybrid cloud solutions, focusing on factors like shared responsibility, encryption, and key management.
12 videos |
38m
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COURSES INCLUDED
Frameworks, Life Cycles, and Architecture
Organizations require people with the skills to make decisions to secure information systems based on best practices, standards, and industry recommendations. Security architects fill this need. In this course, you'll learn about common IT life cycles and life cycle management, including the system development and security life cycles. You'll explore the importance of frameworks, including enterprise architecture frameworks. You'll then examine various stakeholders and the roles they play in architecture development. Next, you'll learn about the need for and types of security policies. Finally, you'll explore aspects of secure network architecture design, including network segmentation and components, applying industry best practices, and team member roles and responsibilities.
12 videos |
43m
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Secure Application and Data Architecture Design
Security architects design and implement secure architectures and translate business processes and risk into policy and implementation rules. In this course, you'll explore designing secure application and data architectures. First, you'll examine the history of development, the role of the application architect, and application architecture goals. Next, you'll learn about disciplines related to application architecture, as well as Service-oriented Architecture and its standards. You'll move on to learn about modular framework development, authentication, patching, and vulnerability testing. Next, you'll examine data architecture, data classification, data privacy, and database security. Finally, you'll learn about encryption and big data, as well as data architecture analysis and influences.
20 videos |
55m
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Access Control and Security Architecture Design
In this course, you'll learn about designing a secure access control architecture and updating a security architecture. First, you'll explore identity and access management, including the IAAA process and related entities. You'll move on to examine access control policies and models. You'll learn about centralized access control, as well as distributed access control, federated identity management frameworks, and supporting protocols. You'll explore the importance of access reviews, as well as access control considerations with bring your own device and Internet of Things. Next, you'll examine the impact of change on a security architecture and steps involved in life cycle management. Finally, you'll complete this course by learning about architecture change considerations and the importance of a change management policy.
13 videos |
46m
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Security Architecture Documentation and Alternative Architectures
In this course, you'll learn about documentation requirements for a security architecture and alternate architectures. First, you'll explore the types of documentation required to guide an architecture. You'll examine input documentation, including business requirements and objectives, standards and best practices, and laws and regulations. Next, you'll learn about architecture documentation, including how and what to document. You'll examine output documentation as well, including policies, procedures, and guidelines. You'll learn about the Security Requirements Traceability Matrix, including required fields. Finally, you'll learn about virtualization and how to evaluate cloud and hybrid cloud solutions, focusing on factors like shared responsibility, encryption, and key management.
12 videos |
38m
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Cybersecurity and Networking Fundamentals
The goal of cybersecurity is to protect systems, networks, data, and programs from digital attacks. As cyber-attacks continue to increase in frequency and sophistication, it is imperative that cybersecurity professionals learn how to quickly identify and mitigate vulnerabilities. In this course, you will learn common security terminology including threats, vulnerabilities, attacks, exploits, controls, and countermeasures. Discover the fundamentals of the confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) triad, and explore the five elements of the AAA framework; identification, authentication, authorization, auditing, and accountability. You'll then explore risk considerations and management strategies, and discover how risks can be mitigated, accepted, transferred, and rejected. Lastly, explore core networking components and discover how information flow models are used to prevent unauthorized information flow in any direction. This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).
13 videos |
42m
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Getting Started with Security Architecture
Security architecture can be defined as the specifications, processes, and standard operating procedures (SOPs) required to protect an organization's IT infrastructure. In order to improve network security and mitigate risks, a series of network devices can be used to control access to networks and resources. In this course, explore how security architectures can be used to enforce security at the network layer. Explore basic switching and routing devices, and discover core functions of a network intrusion detection systems (NIDS) and host-based intrusion detection systems (HIDS). Explore the characteristics and categories of firewall devices, and learn about networks, intranets, and demilitarized zones. Discover the benefits of network segmentation and learn how to segment networks. Lastly, discover how Network Address Translation (NAT) is used to map addresses, and explore how Network Access Control (NAC) can be used to verify compliance using security policies. This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).
19 videos |
1h 11m
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