- Key Security Controls
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This course covers the top most effective security controls to reduce the overall risk of systems and networks. Recommendation of such controls is a perfect add-on for any vulnerability assessment.
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- Vulnerability Assessment Documentation and Maintenance
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This course covers how to create comprehensive, clear and easy-to-understand vulnerability assessment documentation, and how to go about keeping the vulnerability findings and scoring current.
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- Vulnerability Classification
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This course covers three main topics: false positives, standardized vulnerabilities and weakness classification systems and threat-based vulnerability/weakness classification.
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- Vulnerability Assessment Project
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- Vulnerability Management in a Nutshell
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This course covers the basics of vulnerability assessment, including definitions, scope, policy and process.
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- Remediation and Mitigation
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In this course, we will cover a wide range of topics about the vulnerability remediation and mitigation process, including the most common remediations and mitigations and strategies for deployment of security measures.
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- Prioritization and Risk Assessment
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K0002, K0013, K0054, K0149, K0165, K0344, K0402, K0469, K0475, S0219
This course covers how to classify and prioritize vulnerabilities based on real-world criticality measures and how to define the true risk of the vulnerabilities for a specific environment.
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- Vulnerability Discovery
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This course guides you through five different type of security tools for discovering vulnerabilities in various environments.
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- Vulnerability Assessment Skill Assessment
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Syllabus
Syllabus
What you will learn
What is the difference between doing a vulnerability assessment for a fitness tracker and an internet-connected pacemaker? Quite significant! Simple scanning may be sufficient in some cases, but others require a deeper look. In this path, you’ll learn a variety of ways to discover vulnerabilities, classify and prioritize vulnerabilities based on real-world criticality measures, define the actual risk of the vulnerabilities, create and execute an actionable remediation plan, and document and maintain a vulnerability assessment. Finally, you’ll learn some key security controls that don’t target specific vulnerabilities, but enhance the overall security of your system.
Meet the author
Mitko Katsev has nine years of education in system programming and computer engineering, and over eight years work experience in software development and security. He started his career as a software engineer before transitioning into information security and application security. He currently works at his own security consultancy company, ArmadilCo.
He’s completed various InfoSec/AppSec training and certifications, including SANS Defensible Security Architecture and Engineering (SEC530), SANS Defending Advanced Adversaries – Purple Team Tactics (SEC599), multiple Microsoft security development lifecycle (SDL) trainings and more.
The details
Learning path insights
How to claim CPEs
Should you complete this learning path, you’ll be able to download a certificate of completion. Use this to claim your CPEs or CPUs.
Associated NICE Work Roles
All Infosec training maps directly to the NICE Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity to guide you from beginner to expert across 52 Work Roles.
- All-Source Analyst
- Mission Assessment Specialist
- Exploitation Analyst
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