CYBERSECURITY FUNDAMENTALS: TECHNICAL FUNDAMENTALS (CSX) (Cyber Security Fundamentals)

The following domains of the Cyber ​​Security Framework, required to take and pass the ISACA exam, will be explored in depth:
– Cyber ​​security concepts.
– Cyber ​​security architecture principles.
– Cyber ​​security of networks, systems, applications, and data.
– The security implications of the adoption of emerging technologies.
– Incident response.
– Security implications and adoption of evolving technology

In addition to the necessary teachings to support and pass the ISACA exam, the teacher will provide further practical insights useful for the concrete application of the concepts at a professional level, including in particular:
– Explain the key principles of information security (IA – Information Assurance)
– Identify the key components of the architecture of a Cyber ​​Security Network
– Apply the principles of Cyber ​​Security architecture
– Describe the processes and practices of Risk Management
– Identify the security tools and hardening techniques
– Distinguish threats and vulnerabilities of system and application security
– Describe the different classes of cyber-attacks
– Define the types of incidents, including categories, responses and responses’ timeline
– Describe new and emerging IT and IS technologies
– Analyze threats and risks in the context of cyber-security architecture
– Evaluate cybersecurity incidents to apply the most appropriate countermeasure
– Evaluate the results related to Cybersecurity scenarios resulting from decision-making processes

All participants will be provided with access to online laboratory environments, to be able to interactively carry out the following CYBERSECURITY OPERATIONS TECHNICAL TASKS with the support of the teacher:
– Files Hashes
– Bit locker
– Password Recovery
– SSH
– Windows and Linux OS Firewalls
– Scanning Ports and Utilizing SSH
– Baselining with Lynis
– Forensics: File Recovery
– File Permissions on Windows and Linux
– Threat Detection
– Threat Removal
– Windows Event Monitoring & Defender
– SQL Injection