Introduction To System And Network Security Training Course in Kitchener

Introduction to System and Network Security Course Outline

Module 1: Building a Secure Organisation

• Real Threats that Impact Cyber Security
• Hackers Inside and Out
• Eavesdropping
• Spoofing
• Sniffing
• Trojan Horse
• Viruses
• Wiretaps

Module 2: Cyber Security Policy and Cryptography Primer

• Assurance Objectives
• Caesar Cipher
• Cryptography
• Symmetric Encryption
• Data Encryption Standard (DES)
• Advance Encryption Method (AES)

Module 3: Solving Key Distribution Issues with Asymmetric Encryption

• Key Management
• What is OpenPGP/GnuPG?

Module 4: Ensuring Integrity with Hashes

• Secure Hashing Algorithm
• Data Integrity
• Difference Between WEP, WPA, and WPA2
• Data Integrity
• Digital Signatures

Module 5: Assessing Traditional Static Password Schemes

• Preventing Password Cracking
• Social Engineering Attacks

Module 6: Evaluating Strong Authentication Methods and Authenticating Hosts

• Preventing Password Replay
• Multi-Factor Authentication
• Authentication
• What is a Spoofing Attack?
• IP Address Spoofing Attacks
• ARP Spoofing Attacks
• Spoofing Attack Prevention and Mitigation

Module 7: Preventing System Intrusions and Discovering System Vulnerabilities

• Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSes)
• Type Of IDS Monitoring
• Sources of Vulnerabilities
• Vulnerability Assessment
• Identification of Vulnerabilities

Module 8: Encrypting Files for Confidentiality

• Encrypting File System
• Important Basic Facts About EFS

Module 9: Hardening the Operating System

• Steps to Use to Secure an Operating System
• Initial Setup and Patching
• Remove Unnecessary Services, Applications, and Protocols
• Configure Users, Groups, and Authentication
• Configure Resource Controls
• Install Additional Security Controls
• Test the System Security

Module 10: Scanning for Vulnerabilities and Reducing DoS Attacks

• Overview
• Benefits of Vulnerability Scanner
• Types of Vulnerability Scanner
• Nessus Vulnerability Scanner
• Denial of Service (DoS)
• Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)

Module 11: Deploying Firewalls To Control Network Traffic

• Firewalls to Control Network Traffic
• Firewalls Design Principles
• Types of Firewalls
• Packet-Filtering Router
• Application-Level Gateway
• Circuit-Level Gateway

Module 12: Protecting Web Services and Applications

• Overview
• Blue Coat WAF Capabilities

Module 13: Threats from the LAN and Confidentiality on External Connections

• Securing Communication with IPSec
• Sniffing the Network
• Mitigating Threats from Connected Hosts
• Partitioning the Network to Prevent Data Leakage
• Identifying Wireless LAN Vulnerabilities
• Confidentiality with Encryption
• Securing Communication with IPSec

Who Should Attend this Introduction to System and Network Security Course?

This Introduction to System and Network Security Course provides a clear understanding of how systems and networks are protected against threats. It builds essential knowledge of security principles and best practices used in modern IT environments. The following professionals will benefit most from this course:

• System Administrators
• Network Engineers
• Security Analysts
• Entry-level Cybersecurity Professionals
• Security Architects
• Security Managers
• Compliance Officers

Prerequisites of the Introduction to System and Network Security Course

There are no formal prerequisites for attending the Introduction to System and Network Security Course. However, some knowledge of cybersecurity principles would be beneficial for the delegates.

Introduction to System and Network Security Course Overview

Introduction to System and Network Security Training provides the delegates with basic knowledge of network and system security. This course covers topics such as data protection principles, maintaining reliable networks, and defending against cyber threats.

This training enhances the ability to identify vulnerabilities, prevent intrusions, and implement effective security measures. It develops practical skills to strengthen organisational resilience and digital security.

This 1-Day course provided by The Knowledge Academy prepares the delegates to implement the knowledge of system and network security in practise with confidence. It promotes real-world practical skills to secure digital environments and support cybersecurity efforts.

Introduction to System and Network Security Course Objectives

• To develop a thorough network security principles awareness and how it benefits data and systems security 
• To learn how to avoid intrusions into the systems and detect security vulnerabilities 
• To be familiar with fundamental security topics, such as encryption, eavesdropping attacks, and social engineering attacks. 
• To explore advanced security tools like multi-factor authentication and wireless LAN vulnerability analysis 
• To learn the use of firewalls, vulnerability scans, and Denial of Services (DoS) attacks mitigation 
• To upgrade the security network by eradicating unwanted services and insecure protocols 
• To improve organisational network security, safeguard vital information, and improve career prospects in cybersecurity 

Upon completion of this Cyber Security Course, delegates will be well-prepared to enhance their organisations' Network Security, safeguard data, and contribute to cybersecurity efforts, opening up new opportunities for career growth and advancement in the field.

What’s Included in this Introduction to System and Network Security Course?

• World-Class Training Sessions from Experienced Instructors
• Introduction to System and Network Security Certificate
• Digital Delegate Pack