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Cracking 802.11, WPS
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In this episode, Mike talks about WPS wireless security attacks and methods for cracking WPS passwords.
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Physical Controls
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In this episode, Mike explores preventative controls, such as guards and fences.
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Cracking 802.11, WEP
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In this episode, Mike talks about WEP wireless security attacks and methods for cracking WEP passwords.
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Mobile Enforcement
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In this episode, Mike works through some of the security issues that need to be considered when putting together security policies on mobile devices.
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Living in Open Networks
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In this episode, Mike describes how to remain secure in a non-secure, open-network world.
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Mobile Connectivity
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In this episode, Mike explores the various methods used to interconnect mobile devices.
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Deployment Models
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In this episode, Mike discusses the ways to distribute software programs, web services, and electronic data using various cloud models.
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Platform as a Service (PaaS)
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In this episode, Mike describes the purpose of devices used to set up Platform as a Service (PaaS) infrastructures.
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Containers
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In this episode, Mike discusses containers, their attributes, and the benefits that can be obtained from using containers.
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Virtualization Basics
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In this episode, Mike explores virtualization technologies.
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Wireless Hardening
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In this episode, Mike explores the processes behind securing wireless networks.
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HVAC
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In this episode, Mike gives a quick overview of the importance and basic function of HVAC systems and how they keep servers and other important equipment happy.
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Cracking 802.11, WPA and WPA2
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In this episode, Mike talks about WPA and WPA2 wireless security attacks and methods for cracking WPA passwords.
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Mobile Device Management
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In this episode, Mike goes through the various device and application-level management that can take place on mobile devices.
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Vulnerabilities with Wireless Access Points
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In this episode, Mike discusses rogue access points and their nefarious cousins, the evil twins.
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Deploying Mobile Devices
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In this episode, Mike delves into the opposing forces of corporate and personal use of mobile devices.
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Wireless Review
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In this episode, Mike reviews basic wireless terms and protocols.
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Static Hosts
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In this episode, Mike looks at network-aware devices, appliances, and industrial systems.
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Software as a Service (SaaS)
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In this episode, Mike discusses the programmers and applications that enable companies to deploy Software as a Service (SaaS).
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Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
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In this episode, Mike explores devices and purposes involved in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS).
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Virtual Security
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In this episode, Mike talks about some of the security aspects of virtualization.
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Wireless Access Points
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In this episode, Mike explains the different wireless devices and how the antenna signal effects the placement and usage.
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Fire Suppression
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In this episode, Mike talks fire, the right ways to fight it and the best systems to have in place to save your equipment.
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Syllabus
Syllabus
Course description
This introductory course covers basic concepts of virtualization and cloud security. The concept of cloud storage is explained and different cloud service models and deployment models are looked at from a security perspective.
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