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As technology progresses, digital space becomes more complex and application development security becomes more challenging. Dangerous code doesn’t only affect the software application; it also involves an organization’s information assets and reputation. This course will investigate advanced techniques hackers use to attack .NET Core applications and the impact of those vulnerabilities. Sometimes, it takes just a single line of code to overthrow months of hard work.

This course will overview a plethora of .NET Core mitigation procedures that will help your software withstand sophisticated cyberattacks. And the best part of this advanced class is that it will help you understand how mitigation works while building code that does what it is supposed to do and nothing more.

The learning path is divided into courses corresponding to the seven domains of the CAP CBK. While the exam will not change, on February 15th this certification will be renamed Certified in Governance, Risk and Compliance (CGRC)to better reflect its seven exam domains. Each course contains videos and short quizzes on foundational topics (or sets of topics) within the domain. The quizzes go beyond the material covered in videos to introduce other topics covered in the exam and guide your self-study.

Finally, we’ll assess your understanding of all CAP (CGRC) CBK domains. The results of this assessment will help identify the areas requiring more focus during your further preparation for the CAP (CGRC) certification exam.

Learn how to maintain and authorize information systems within the NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF). You’ll leave this boot camp with the knowledge and domain expertise needed to pass the Certified Authorization Professional (CAP) exam the first time you take it. On February 15th, this certification will be renamed as Certified in Governance, Risk and Compliance (CGRC) to better reflect its seven exam domains.

This learning path provides you with the knowledge and skills necessary to pass the latest version of the Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) exam. As you progress through nine courses tied to the six CCSP domains, you’ll learn key cloud security concepts and design requirements, operational and infrastructure security related to the cloud, and the unique challenges around data security, applications and legal risks. Upon completion you’ll be prepared to earn your CCSP certification and validate your cloud security knowledge.

The learning path is divided into courses corresponding to the six domains of the CCSP CBK. Each course contains videos and short quizzes on foundational topics (or sets of topics) within the domain. The quizzes go beyond the material covered in videos to introduce other topics covered in the exam and guide your self-study.

Finally, we’ll assess your understanding of all CCSP CBK domains. The results of this assessment will help identify the areas requiring more focus during your further preparation for the CCSP certification exam.

Learn how to design, manage and secure assets in the cloud. This boot camp teaches you best practices around cloud data, applications and infrastructure — and prepares you to become a Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP).

This learning path provides you with the knowledge and skills necessary to pass the Certified Authorization Professional (CAP) exam. As you progress through 12 courses tied to the seven CAP domains, you’ll learn the details of the NIST RMF, the legal requirements connected to risk management and a variety of advanced technical skills, such as categorizing information systems, selecting and implementing security controls, and assessing and monitoring systems. Upon completion you’ll be prepared to earn your CAP certification and validate your expertise within the risk management framework.

This course will prepare you for the Certified Authorization Professional (CAP) exam. There are seven domains that will be discussed in depth: information security risk management program, scope of the information system, selection and approval of security and privacy controls, implementation of security and privacy controls, assessment/audit of security and privacy controls, authorization/approval of information system and continuous monitoring. While the exam and domains will not be changing, (ISC)² will rename this certification on February 15th as Certified in Governance, Risk and Compliance (CGRC).

An overview of the Certified Authorization Professional seven domains, exam and exam weights. While the exam will not be changing, this certification and corresponding training will be renamed as Certified in Governance, Risk and Compliance (CGRC)to better reflect its seven exam domains.

This learning path prepares you to pass the prestigious Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) exam. As you progress through 24 courses, you’ll build your knowledge across a broad range of technical and management topics ranging from secure software development and cryptography to security governance and risk management. Upon completion you’ll be prepared to earn your CISSP, one of the most in-demand security certifications available, and take your cybersecurity career to the next level.

With this path, you’ll prepare to take the CISSP exam. You’ll review core relevant topics, including security and risk management, asset security, identity and access management, security operations, software development security and more. We conclude with helpful test-taking tips to prepare you for exam day.

The learning path is divided into courses corresponding to the eight domains of the CISSP CBK. Each course contains videos and short quizzes on foundational topics (or sets of topics) within the domain. The quizzes go beyond the material covered in videos to introduce other topics covered in the exam and guide your self-study.

This learning path builds on your CISSP knowledge and experience prepares you to pass the prestigious Information Systems Security Architecture Professional (CISSP-ISSAP) exam. As you progress through eight courses, you’ll gain a deep understanding of security architecture topics, including approaches and frameworks, the system development lifecycle, concepts and methodologies related to identity and access management, how to design systems for GRC (governance, risk management and compliance), how to design continuous monitoring activities and incident response capabilities, and more. Upon completion, you’ll be prepared to earn your CISSP-ISSAP certification and further differentiate yourself as an expert in the security architecture field.

The learning path is divided into 5 courses. Each course contains videos regarding the 5 domains contained in ISSAP.

Take your CISSP to the next level by earning your ISSAP concentration. The ISSAP builds on your CISSP knowledge and validates your expertise in developing, designing and analyzing security solutions.

The learning path is divided into 5 courses. Each course contains videos regarding the 5 domains contained in the ISSEP.

Take your CISSP to the next level by earning your ISSEP concentration. The ISSEP builds on your CISSP knowledge and validates your ability to practically apply systems engineering principles and processes to develop secure systems.

You’ll learn the techniques and tools used by security management professionals and how to apply them to conduct security assessments, risk assessments, business impact analysis and to create and manage business continuity, and disaster recovery plans. This learning path teaches you the skills and methodology needed to manage a security practice in your organization. You’ll learn advanced security management techniques as you progress through six courses tied to the ISSMP exam objectives. Upon completion you’ll be prepared to earn your CISSP-ISSMP certification and have an established base of security management knowledge that can be leveraged to progress into the other advanced concentrations of the CISSP or open up new career roles.

The learning path is divided into 6 courses. Each course contains videos and short quizzes on foundational topics (or sets of topics) within the course.

Take your CISSP to the next level by earning your ISSMP concentration. The ISSMP builds on your CISSP knowledge and validates your expertise in establishing, presenting and governing information security programs.

Take your career to the next level by earning one of the most in-demand cybersecurity certifications. Infosec’s CISSP training provides a proven method for mastering the broad range of knowledge required to become a Certified Information Systems Security Professional.

The learning path is divided into courses corresponding to the eight domains of the CSSLP CBK. Each course contains videos on foundational topics (or sets of topics) within the domain.

Become a Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP). You’ll leave this boot camp with the knowledge and domain expertise needed to pass the CSSLP exam the first time you take it.

The System Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP) certification path will provide students with an overview of foundational information security concepts. The course will cover the seven domains that encompass the SSCP, with topics ranging from securing information systems and data to overall security operations. This training would benefit those looking to get started in the information security field, or those who want to reinforce and prove their information security knowledge.

What is AWS? Why should I get the AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate certification? This course introduces AWS and walks through the process of getting started with it. It also describes the benefits of obtaining the AWS CSA-A certification and provides recommendations for studying and successfully taking the exam.

Access control is one of the most basic security mechanisms you can implement on a device or in the app itself. Good access control reduces the initial risk of attack or accident. In this course, you will learn about authentication and authorization. You will utilize Apple’s strongest built-in authentication mechanisms including two-factor, biometric, and one time code logins. You will also learn about the different authorization types, and implement the most common of these in your app.

This course covers the fundamental concepts of access control. It introduces common access control models (MAC, DAC, RBAC, ABAC and Rule-Based Access Control) and covers mechanisms for implementing physical and logical access control. The course also covers important account and credential management concepts, including types of user accounts, access policies, secure account management and password security.

This course covers the fundamental concepts of access control. It introduces common access control models (MAC, DAC, RBAC, ABAC and Rule-Based Access Control) and covers mechanisms for implementing physical and logical access control. The course also covers important account and credential management concepts, including types of user accounts, access policies, secure account management and password security.

Twenty-two videos cover everything you want to know about access control fundamentals. Beginning with access control basics (definitions and subject-object relationships), we move on to access control categories, authentication, account management, Single Sign-On (SSO) and Kerberos, the three forms of user authentication and the arguable fourth form, remote authentication services and much more. This is a complex subject, but our Access Control Fundamentals course dives deep and dredges up the answers for you.

Access control is one of the most basic security mechanisms you can implement on a device or in the app itself. Good access control reduces the initial risk of attack or accident. In this course, you will learn about authentication and authorization. You will utilize Android’s strongest authentication mechanisms, including two-factor, biometric and one-time password logins. You will also learn about the different authorization types and implement the most common of these in your app. You will then learn to manage risks associated with IDOR and uncontrolled sessions.

Privacy laws require you keep any client data secure. In the videos in this course, you’ll learn how to do this using NTFS security and share permissions. You’ll also learn how to calculate permissions when both types of security are applied to your Windows folders. You’ll also learn about file encryption and auditing file access by users.

This domain will discuss how organizations implement various controls that aid systems in evaluating the identity of users or other systems attempting to use their systems. The implementation of adequate access controls is imperative to the overall protection of confidentiality, integrity and availability of information systems. This course will walk through how organizations implement and maintain various authentication methods to those systems. We will discuss various techniques used by organizations such as single vs. multi-factor authentication and how single sign-on works.

Learn about various techniques — such as sticky keys, toggle keys, speech recognition and gestures — that can assist users who have physical impairments. The course also reviews a variety of Linux localization options, including international languages/characters, time zones and locales, and what you need to consider when configuring those options.