Infosec

To outsmart hackers, you have to think like a hacker. Get into the hacker mindset with this course on application vulnerabilities, application attacks, SQL and code injection, attacking web servers and more. You’ll take an in-depth look at the tricks used to break or subvert multiple types of systems and follow that up with an examination of countermeasures for preventing these types of attacks.

Beginning with application security design, you’ll explore application security controls, testing application code, vulnerability scanning, secure development, secure coding techniques and more.

As you explore the modules, you’ll refresh and expand your knowledge of different design models, the change control process, threat modeling solutions (such as STRIDE), risks and much more.

Not all training and awareness programs are alike. Building a robust security awareness program is important, but it can be in vain in your employees don’t buy into what you’re selling and actually change their security behavior. Go “beyond compliance” to learn about sales and marketing techniques that can take a training and awareness program to the next level: engagement and behavior change. This course also includes security basics for soft-skilled professionals new to the security field, as well as how to leverage brain chemistry to be more effective.

This learning path provides an in-depth look at cloud security architecture. As you progress through 17 courses, you’ll build your knowledge and skills around cloud infrastructure and design, cloud data and application security, network security, secure storage, cryptography, secure software development and design, data center and physical security, and more. Upon completion, you’ll have a comprehensive understanding of cloud security architecture to carry over to your next role or project.

This learning path is designed to build your skills around managing the security of cloud infrastructure, data and applications. As you progress through six courses, you’ll explore issues unique to cloud security, including the difference between cloud service providers and managed service providers, cross-border legal and compliance issues, the operational aspects of cloud security, data center design, data security technologies, cloud development considerations and more. Upon completion, you’ll have the knowledge and skills necessary to secure critical assets in the cloud.

This learning path builds your knowledge and skills around managing enterprise security risk. As you progress through 21 courses, you’ll gain a thorough understanding of enterprise risk concepts, frameworks, reporting metrics, mitigation strategies and decision making. You’ll also explore a variety of administrative, technical and physical controls, such as audits, incident response, security policies and access controls. Upon completion, you’ll have an in-depth understanding of enterprise risk and the controls needed to help keep organizations safe from cybercrime.

This learning path builds your knowledge and skills around cybersecurity administration. As you progress through 17 courses, you’ll learn about industry risks and how to measure and control those risks, as well as more technical topics such as networking, cryptography and integrating various types of technologies so that they work together to protect an organization. Upon completion, you’ll have a thorough understanding of the administrative side of cybersecurity that you can carry over to your next role or project.

This learning path focuses on building your mobile application penetration testing skills. As you progress through four courses, you’ll learn about the tools and techniques used to pentest iOS and Android apps, including reverse engineering and analyzing mobile apps, and exploiting those apps via runtime manipulation, URL schemes, side channel data leakage, broken cryptography and more. Upon completion, you’ll have the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully carry out a penetration test against mobile applications.

This learning path takes a deep dive into cybersecurity management. As you progress through 30 courses, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of managing a security program, including implementing security policies and procedures, performing vulnerability and risk assessments, planning for business continuity and disaster recovery, and using a variety of technical tools and controls for asset security, access control, threat detection and more. Upon completion, you’ll have a broad range of knowledge related to managing a cybersecurity program that you can carry over to your next job role or project.