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Gain in-depth Security+ (SY0-201) knowledge from industry-leading instructor Tom Carpenter. Tom's enthusiasm and expert insight brings technology to life to make learning exciting and rewarding. When you complete this training, you'll have all the knowledge you need to pass the Security+ (SY0-201) certification exam.


	Learn Everything for Security+ (SY0-201) Use Security+ (SY0-201) LearnSmart Video Training to learn everything that a Security+ needs to know and pass your Security+ (SY0-201) certification exam. When you complete this CBT course, you'll be an expert on the following "must-know" skills for your Security+ (SY0-201) certification: Session 1 Section A: Introduction Prerequisites Knowledge Domains Security Importance Applications Section B: Security Requirements Requirements Classification Due Care Due Diligence Due Process User Education HR Security Section C: Security Threats Understanding Threats Viruses and Worms Trojans, Spyware and Malware Rootkits Spam Filtering Botnets Section D: Privilege Escalation Initial Entry Escalation Methods After Escalation Performing a Logic Bomb Section E: Hardware Security Risks BIOS USB Devices Removable Storage Cell Phones Section F: Network Vulnerabilities Vulnerable Devices Weak Passwords Backdoors Denial of Service Vampire Taps Section G: Infrastructure Risks Old Protocols TCP/IP Issues Null Sessions Spoofing Man-in-the-Middle Replay Attacks DDoS DNS Vulnerabilities ARP Poisoning Session 2 Section A: Wireless Vulnerabilities Wireless LANs Wi-Fi Data Emanation War Driving Default Behaviors Rogue APs Hijacking Section B: Wireless Encryption Encryption Cracking WEP Authentication Understanding WEP WEP Key Problems Weak Initialization Vectors Section C: Personal Device Security Portable Devices Bluejacking Bluesnarfing Blackjacking Laptops Section D: Authentication Fundamentals Identification Authentication One Factor Multiple Factors Single Sign-On Section E: Authentication Hardware Thumb Scanners FAR and FRR Smart Cards RFID Section F: Authentication Protocols Understanding Protocols PAP and CHAP LAN Manager NTLM NTLMv2 Section G: Advanced Authentication Protocols Kerberos Kerberos Tickets Kerberos Access LDAP 802.1X/RADIUS TACACS RAS Section H: Users, Groups, and Roles Active Directory Users Groups Group Strategy Guidelines Roles Section I: Authorization Models Group Policy Editor Password Policies Lockout Policies Creating Accounts Account Parameters Session 3 Section A: ACLs Managing Folder Access Network Resource Permissions Section B: Access Control Methods MAC DAC RBAC Least Privilege Implicit Deny Duty Separation Section C: Remote Access Security Remote Access RA Encryption RA Authentication Enabling RAS RAS Authentication Options Section D: Physical Security Understanding Physical Security Affecting Factors Access Control Facility Access Checklist Internal Access Checklist Network Access Checklist Section E: OS Hardening Patches Service Packs Patch Management Linux Hardening Windows Hardening Creating Security Templates Security Analysis Section F: Application Security Buffer Overflows Dependencies Stack-Based Overflows Heap-Based Overflows After the Attack Countermeasures Instant Messaging P2P Networks Section G: Web Application Security Web Servers Communications Common Attacks Web Applications ActiveX and Java XSS Browser Options Cookies Input Validation Section H: E-mail Security E-mail Protocols E-mail Threats E-mail Authentication Confidentiality SMTP Relay Spam Solutions Session 4 Section A: Client Security Solutions avast! Software Spam Filtering Pop-Up Blocking Personal Firewalls HIDS Section B: Virtualization and Security Virtualization Defined Benefits Scenarios Virtual PC Hyper-V VMware Planning Security Issues Section C: Network Firewalls Understanding Firewalls Firewall Types Firewall Installation Well Known Ports Port Blocking Section D: Network Security Design Subnetting Virtual LANs Connecting Networks DMZ NAT NAC Section E: Telephony Security Traditional PBX VoIP SIP Security H.323 Security Section F: Intrusion Detection and Prevention Intrusion Monitoring IDS Solutions Detection Methods IPS Solutions IPS Detection States Intrusion Indications IDS Implementations Intrusion Responses Honeypots Section G: Controlling Internet Access Proxy Servers Internet Filters Creating a Firewall Rule Section H: Protocol Analyzers Installing Wireshark Capturing E-mail Logon Creating HTTP Filter Viewing Passwords Session 5 Section A: Wireless Network Security War Driving SSID Issues Rogue APs Weak Encryption Configuring WPA Section B: Monitoring Systems Performance Tools Task Manager Performance Snap-In Baselines Creating a Baseline Creating a Second Baseline Comparing Baselines with Excel Section C: Scanning the Network Port Scanning Angry IP Scanner Scanning Devices Service Enumeration Configuring Zenmap GUI Nmap Scanning Section D: Vulnerability Scanning Sectools.org OVAL National Vulnerability Database Password Cracker Pen Testing Section E: Logging and Auditing Importance of Logs DNS Logs System Logs Performance Logs Access Logs Firewall Logs Antivirus Logs Auditing Section F: Cryptography 101 Encryption Simple Encryption CIA Non-Repudiation Whole Disk Key Management Steganography Encryption Testing TPM Section G: Encryption Algorithms Encryption Types Key Factors DES 3DES RSA ECC PGP AES RC4 Secure Transfer One-Time Pad Session 6 Section A: Encryption Protocols and Hashing Hashing Hashing Protocols Digital Signatures SSL/TLS TLS Goals SSL Operations PPTP L2TP IPSec HTTP Solutions SSH Section B: Public Key Cryptography Certificates PK Cryptography PKI Components PKI Processes Section C: Risk Assessments Risk Management Asset Identification Threat Identification Risk Assessment Risk Tracking Section D: Redundancy Planning Failure Points RAID Spare Parts Redundant Servers Redundant ISP Power Supply Spare Sites Section E: Incident Response Incident Defined IR Process First Responders Computer Forensics Chain of Custody Reporting Damage Control Section F: Disaster Recovery Planning Backup Practices Backup Methods Backup Types Media Rotation Restoration DR Exercises Section G: Social Engineering Definition Example Attacks Dumpster Diving Passive Attacks Inside/Outside Attacks Reverse Phishing Attacks Section H: Security Policies Importance General Policies Functional Policies sans.org


	With 12 hours of instruction on DVD-ROM (or 6 CDs), PrepLogic’s Security+ (SY0-201) LearnSmart Video Training is the only core learning you need for this exam. No other outside training is needed! In this comprehensive training, leading expert instructor Tom Carpenter shows you how to develop your understanding of network administration by gaining a certifiable knowledge of Security+ by CompTIA. Using his skilled background and a variety of visual resources, such as diagrams and animations, Tom is able to clearly communicate information to you in a way that’s easy to understand. When you’ve completed this LearnSmart Video Training, you will understand what is required for passing the Security+ (SY0-201) exam.


	The CompTIA Security+ exam has long stood as the forefront entry-level exam to the field of security. Through its difficulty, complexity of scope and broad spectrum covering numerous aspects of the IT field, it has become one of the most sought after and respected certification offered by CompTIA, so much so that other companies, such as Microsoft, have long since used the CompTIA Security+ as an alternative choice for their elective exams for the MCSE. The CompTIA Security+ exam is approximately 100 questions long and is available through both Pearson Vue and Thomson Prometric training facilities. The test is approximately 90 minutes long and contains the following official objectives: Systems Security Network Infrastructure Access Control Assessments & Audits Cryptography Organizational Security


	LearnSmart Video Training is so effective because it specifically meets the needs of the people who need it most. LearnSmart helps busy people learn everything they need to pass the exam without spending a lot of money, or sacrificing a lot of time at work or at home. You'll learn every topic, objective and domain from the most experienced IT trainers. And it's easy to use and engaging, so you can learn whenever and wherever you get the chance. Skip your classes, use LearnSmart Video Training and never open a book again.

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