IT Security: Hacking and Networks Security

IT Security: Hacking and Networks Security - 2020
Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2ch | Size: 4.7 GB
Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 69 lectures (8 hours, 47 mins) | Language: English

Get to know the ins and outs of cyber security and industry best practices to configure and secure IT networks.

What you'll learn

Have a comprehensive insight regarding information technologies security
Security concepts and methodologies (Terminology, Security properties and case study of a Risk Management plan)
Cryptography (Introduction, Historical background, principles and how to stay anonymous on the Internet)
Security benchmark (Black-box and white-box approach to exploit and secure a system)
Formulary hacks (Code a vulnerable form, exploit and secure it)
Build a dedicated virtual server (Backup your data, including Time Machine, run your Virtual Machines among other perks)
Extra chapters about web server sandboxes and the Wannacry ransomware, will be updated as I see fit our you demand.

Requirements

You must be comfortable using your PC and some programing knowledge is advisable
All the software we are using is Open Source

Description

This curse sums up more than 10 years working on IT and the content of a master degree in information technologies security.
The topics are:

CIA triad, types of attacks and security mechanisms

Security concepts and methodologies (Terminology, Security properties and case study of a Risk Management plan)

Cryptography (Introduction, Historical background, principles and how to stay anonymous on the Internet)

Security benchmark (Black-box and white-box approach to exploit and secure a system)

Formulary hacks (Code a vulnerable form, exploit and secure it)

Security in email (PGP) and web servers (X.509)

Network firewall with Snort integration

Remote security analysis and assessment

Build a dedicated virtual server (Backup your data, including Time Machine, run your Virtual Machines among other perks)

Extra chapters about web server sandboxes and the Wannacry ransomware, will be updated as I see fit our you demand.

Even if you are already a system administrator or a newbie you are most likely to find something new, as I did previously to start this.
If you have any question or doubt just send me a message.

This course is constantly reviewed and updated with new lessons.
More information available at hackademy.tech

Who this course is for:

From the newbie to the more experienced system administrator you most likely will learn something