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Security Fundamentals

Duration: 3 Days Course Code: M40367 Version: A

Overview:

This three-day MTA Training course helps you prepare for Microsoft Technology Associate Exam 98-367, and build an understanding of thesetopics: Security Layers, Operating System Security, Network Security, Security Software. This course leverages the same content as found inthe Microsoft Official Academic Course (MOAC) for this exam.

Target Audience:

The Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) is Microsoft’s newest suite of technology certification exams that validate fundamental knowledgeneeded to begin building a career using Microsoft technologies. This program provides an appropriate entry point to a future career intechnology and assumes some hands-on experience or training but does not assume on-the-job experience.

Objectives:

After completing this course, students will be able to: Understand Network Security

Understand Security Layers Understand Security Software

Understand Operating System Security


Content:

Understanding Security Layers line line line

Introducing Security Understanding Confidentiality Understanding ConfidentialityUnderstanding Integrity Understanding IntegrityUnderstanding Availability Understanding Availability

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Examining Hardware Firewalls and Their Using Hardware Firewalls versus FirewallsCharacteristics Software Firewalls Using Stateful versus Stateless InspectionUsing Hardware Firewalls versus Software Using Stateful versus Stateless Controlling Access with Network AccessFirewalls Inspection Protection (NAP)Using Stateful versus Stateless Inspection Controlling Access with Network Access Understanding the Purpose of NAPControlling Access with Network Access Protection (NAP) Looking at How NAP WorksProtection (NAP) Understanding the Purpose of NAP Examining the Requirements for NAPUnderstanding the Purpose of NAP Looking at How NAP Works Using Isolation to Protect the NetworkLooking at How NAP Works Examining the Requirements for NAP Understanding Virtual LANsExamining the Requirements for NAP Using Isolation to Protect the Network Understanding RoutingUsing Isolation to Protect the Network Understanding Virtual LANs Looking at Intrusion Detection andUnderstanding Virtual LANs Understanding Routing Intrusion Prevention SystemsUnderstanding Routing Looking at Intrusion Detection and Looking at HoneypotsLooking at Intrusion Detection and Intrusion Intrusion Prevention Systems Looking at DMZsPrevention Systems Looking at Honeypots Understanding Network AddressLooking at Honeypots Looking at DMZs Translation (NAT)Looking at DMZs Understanding Network Address Understanding Virtual Private NetworksUnderstanding Network Address Translation Translation (NAT) (VPNs)(NAT) Understanding Virtual Private Networks Understanding Internet Protocol SecurityUnderstanding Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) (IPsec)(VPNs) Understanding Internet Protocol Security Using Other VPN ProtocolsUnderstanding Internet Protocol Security (IPsec) Looking at Server and Domain Isolation(IPsec) Using Other VPN Protocols Protecting Data with Protocol SecurityUsing Other VPN Protocols Looking at Server and Domain Isolation Understanding TunnelingLooking at Server and Domain Isolation Protecting Data with Protocol Security Using DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC)Protecting Data with Protocol Security Understanding Tunneling Looking at Protocol SpoofingUnderstanding Tunneling Using DNS Security Extensions Utilizing Network SniffingUsing DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) (DNSSEC) Understanding Common NETWORKLooking at Protocol Spoofing Looking at Protocol Spoofing Attack MethodsUtilizing Network Sniffing Utilizing Network Sniffing Securing Wireless NetworkUnderstanding Common NETWORK Attack Understanding Common NETWORK Using Service Set Identifier (SSID)Methods Attack Methods Understanding KeysSecuring Wireless Network Securing Wireless Network Utilizing MAC FiltersUsing Service Set Identifier (SSID) Using Service Set Identifier (SSID) Considering Pros and Cons of SpecificUnderstanding Keys Understanding Keys Security TypesUtilizing MAC Filters Utilizing MAC Filters Protecting Your Computer from MalwareConsidering Pros and Cons of Specific Considering Pros and Cons of Specific Utilizing Windows UpdatesSecurity Types Security Types Utilizing User Account ControlProtecting Your Computer from Malware Protecting Your Computer from Malware Using Windows FirewallUtilizing Windows Updates Utilizing Windows Updates Using Offline FilesUtilizing User Account Control Utilizing User Account Control Locking Down a Client ComputerUsing Windows Firewall Using Windows Firewall Protecting Your EmailUsing Offline Files Using Offline Files Dealing with SpamLocking Down a Client Computer Locking Down a Client Computer Relaying EmailProtecting Your Email Protecting Your Email Securing Internet ExplorerDealing with Spam Dealing with Spam Looking at Cookies and Privacy SettingsRelaying Email Relaying Email Examining Content ZonesSecuring Internet Explorer Securing Internet Explorer Phishing and PharmingLooking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Looking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Protecting Your ServerExamining Content Zones Examining Content Zones Placing the ServerPhishing and Pharming Phishing and Pharming Hardening the ServerProtecting Your Server Protecting Your Server Using Secure Dynamic DNSPlacing the Server Placing the ServerHardening the Server Hardening the ServerUsing Secure Dynamic DNS Using Secure Dynamic DNS line

Understanding ConfidentialityUnderstanding Integrity

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Linking Cost with Security Linking Cost with Security Understanding Site SecurityLooking at Physical Security as the First Looking at Physical Security as the First Understanding Computer SecurityLine of Defense Line of Defense Authenticating with What You KnowUnderstanding Site Security Understanding Site Security Authenticating with What You Own orUnderstanding Computer Security Understanding Computer Security PossessAuthenticating with What You Know Authenticating with What You Know Authenticating with What You AreAuthenticating with What You Own or Authenticating with What You Own or Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1Possess Possess Using Run AsAuthenticating with What You Are Authenticating with What You Are Introducing Directory Services with ActiveIntroducing RADIUS and TACACS1 Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1 DirectoryUsing Run As Using Run As Looking at Domain ControllersIntroducing Directory Services with Active Introducing Directory Services with Active Introducing NTLMDirectory Directory Introducing KerberosLooking at Domain Controllers Looking at Domain Controllers Using Organizational UnitsIntroducing NTLM Introducing NTLM Looking at ObjectsIntroducing Kerberos Introducing Kerberos Using GroupsUsing Organizational Units Using Organizational Units Looking at Web Server AuthenticationLooking at Objects Looking at Objects Comparing Rights and PermissionsUsing Groups Using Groups Looking at NTFSLooking at Web Server Authentication Looking at Web Server Authentication Using NTFS PermissionsComparing Rights and Permissions Comparing Rights and Permissions Looking at Effective NTFS PermissionsLooking at NTFS Looking at NTFS Copying and Moving FilesUsing NTFS Permissions Using NTFS Permissions Using Folder and File OwnersLooking at Effective NTFS Permissions Looking at Effective NTFS Permissions Sharing Drives and FoldersCopying and Moving Files Copying and Moving Files Looking at Special and AdministrativeUsing Folder and File Owners Using Folder and File Owners SharesSharing Drives and Folders Sharing Drives and Folders Introducing the RegistryLooking at Special and Administrative Looking at Special and Administrative Using Encryption to Protect DataShares Shares Examining Types of EncryptionIntroducing the Registry Introducing the Registry Introducing Public Key InfrastructureUsing Encryption to Protect Data Using Encryption to Protect Data Encrypting EmailExamining Types of Encryption Examining Types of Encryption Encrypting Files with EFSIntroducing Public Key Infrastructure Introducing Public Key Infrastructure Encrypting Disks in WindowsEncrypting Email Encrypting Email Introducing IPSecEncrypting Files with EFS Encrypting Files with EFS Encrypting with VPN TechnologyEncrypting Disks in Windows Encrypting Disks in Windows Using Auditing to Complete the SecurityIntroducing IPSec Introducing IPSec PictureEncrypting with VPN Technology Encrypting with VPN Technology Using Password Complexity to Make aUsing Auditing to Complete the Security Using Auditing to Complete the Security Stronger PasswordPicture Picture Using Account Lockout to Prevent HackingUsing Password Complexity to Make a Using Password Complexity to Make a Looking at Password LengthStronger Password Stronger Password Using Password History to EnforceUsing Account Lockout to Prevent Hacking Using Account Lockout to Prevent SecurityLooking at Password Length Hacking Setting the Time between PasswordUsing Password History to Enforce Security Looking at Password Length ChangesSetting the Time between Password Using Password History to Enforce Using Password Group Policies to EnforceChanges Security SecurityUsing Password Group Policies to Enforce Setting the Time between Password Understanding Common Attack MethodsSecurity Changes Examining Hardware Firewalls and TheirUnderstanding Common Attack Methods Using Password Group Policies to CharacteristicsExamining Hardware Firewalls and Their Enforce Security Using Hardware Firewalls versus SoftwareCharacteristics Understanding Common Attack Methods FirewallsUsing Hardware Firewalls versus Software Examining Hardware Firewalls and Their Using Stateful versus Stateless InspectionFirewalls Characteristics Controlling Access with Network AccessUsing Stateful versus Stateless Inspection Using Hardware Firewalls versus Protection (NAP)Controlling Access with Network Access Software Firewalls Understanding the Purpose of NAPProtection (NAP) Using Stateful versus Stateless Looking at How NAP WorksUnderstanding the Purpose of NAP Inspection Examining the Requirements for NAPLooking at How NAP Works Controlling Access with Network Access Using Isolation to Protect the NetworkExamining the Requirements for NAP Protection (NAP) Understanding Virtual LANsUsing Isolation to Protect the Network Understanding the Purpose of NAP Understanding RoutingUnderstanding Virtual LANs Looking at How NAP Works Looking at Intrusion Detection andUnderstanding Routing Examining the Requirements for NAP Intrusion Prevention SystemsLooking at Intrusion Detection and Intrusion Using Isolation to Protect the Network Looking at HoneypotsPrevention Systems Understanding Virtual LANs Looking at DMZsLooking at Honeypots Understanding Routing Understanding Network Address


Looking at DMZs Looking at Intrusion Detection and Translation (NAT)Understanding Network Address Translation Intrusion Prevention Systems Understanding Virtual Private Networks(NAT) Looking at Honeypots (VPNs)Understanding Virtual Private Networks Looking at DMZs Understanding Internet Protocol Security(VPNs) Understanding Network Address (IPsec)Understanding Internet Protocol Security Translation (NAT) Using Other VPN Protocols(IPsec) Understanding Virtual Private Networks Looking at Server and Domain IsolationUsing Other VPN Protocols (VPNs) Protecting Data with Protocol SecurityLooking at Server and Domain Isolation Understanding Internet Protocol Security Understanding TunnelingProtecting Data with Protocol Security (IPsec) Using DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC)Understanding Tunneling Using Other VPN Protocols Looking at Protocol SpoofingUsing DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) Looking at Server and Domain Isolation Utilizing Network SniffingLooking at Protocol Spoofing Protecting Data with Protocol Security Understanding Common NETWORKUtilizing Network Sniffing Understanding Tunneling Attack MethodsUnderstanding Common NETWORK Attack Using DNS Security Extensions Securing Wireless NetworkMethods (DNSSEC) Using Service Set Identifier (SSID)Securing Wireless Network Looking at Protocol Spoofing Understanding KeysUsing Service Set Identifier (SSID) Utilizing Network Sniffing Utilizing MAC FiltersUnderstanding Keys Understanding Common NETWORK Considering Pros and Cons of SpecificUtilizing MAC Filters Attack Methods Security TypesConsidering Pros and Cons of Specific Securing Wireless Network Protecting Your Computer from MalwareSecurity Types Using Service Set Identifier (SSID) Utilizing Windows UpdatesProtecting Your Computer from Malware Understanding Keys Utilizing User Account ControlUtilizing Windows Updates Utilizing MAC Filters Using Windows FirewallUtilizing User Account Control Considering Pros and Cons of Specific Using Offline FilesUsing Windows Firewall Security Types Locking Down a Client ComputerUsing Offline Files Protecting Your Computer from Malware Protecting Your EmailLocking Down a Client Computer Utilizing Windows Updates Dealing with SpamProtecting Your Email Utilizing User Account Control Relaying EmailDealing with Spam Using Windows Firewall Securing Internet ExplorerRelaying Email Using Offline Files Looking at Cookies and Privacy SettingsSecuring Internet Explorer Locking Down a Client Computer Examining Content ZonesLooking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Protecting Your Email Phishing and PharmingExamining Content Zones Dealing with Spam Protecting Your ServerPhishing and Pharming Relaying Email Placing the ServerProtecting Your Server Securing Internet Explorer Hardening the ServerPlacing the Server Looking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Using Secure Dynamic DNSHardening the Server Examining Content ZonesUsing Secure Dynamic DNS Phishing and Pharming

Protecting Your Server linePlacing the Server Understanding Confidentiality

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Using Organizational Units Directory Using GroupsLooking at Objects Looking at Domain Controllers Looking at Web Server AuthenticationUsing Groups Introducing NTLM Comparing Rights and PermissionsLooking at Web Server Authentication Introducing Kerberos Looking at NTFSComparing Rights and Permissions Using Organizational Units Using NTFS PermissionsLooking at NTFS Looking at Objects Looking at Effective NTFS PermissionsUsing NTFS Permissions Using Groups Copying and Moving FilesLooking at Effective NTFS Permissions Looking at Web Server Authentication Using Folder and File OwnersCopying and Moving Files Comparing Rights and Permissions Sharing Drives and FoldersUsing Folder and File Owners Looking at NTFS Looking at Special and AdministrativeSharing Drives and Folders Using NTFS Permissions SharesLooking at Special and Administrative Looking at Effective NTFS Permissions Introducing the RegistryShares Copying and Moving Files Using Encryption to Protect DataIntroducing the Registry Using Folder and File Owners Examining Types of EncryptionUsing Encryption to Protect Data Sharing Drives and Folders Introducing Public Key InfrastructureExamining Types of Encryption Looking at Special and Administrative Encrypting EmailIntroducing Public Key Infrastructure Shares Encrypting Files with EFSEncrypting Email Introducing the Registry Encrypting Disks in WindowsEncrypting Files with EFS Using Encryption to Protect Data Introducing IPSecEncrypting Disks in Windows Examining Types of Encryption Encrypting with VPN TechnologyIntroducing IPSec Introducing Public Key Infrastructure Using Auditing to Complete the SecurityEncrypting with VPN Technology Encrypting Email PictureUsing Auditing to Complete the Security Encrypting Files with EFS Using Password Complexity to Make aPicture Encrypting Disks in Windows Stronger PasswordUsing Password Complexity to Make a Introducing IPSec Using Account Lockout to Prevent HackingStronger Password Encrypting with VPN Technology Looking at Password LengthUsing Account Lockout to Prevent Hacking Using Auditing to Complete the Security Using Password History to EnforceLooking at Password Length Picture SecurityUsing Password History to Enforce Security Using Password Complexity to Make a Setting the Time between PasswordSetting the Time between Password Stronger Password ChangesChanges Using Account Lockout to Prevent Using Password Group Policies to EnforceUsing Password Group Policies to Enforce Hacking SecuritySecurity Looking at Password Length Understanding Common Attack MethodsUnderstanding Common Attack Methods Using Password History to Enforce Examining Hardware Firewalls and TheirExamining Hardware Firewalls and Their Security CharacteristicsCharacteristics Setting the Time between Password Using Hardware Firewalls versus SoftwareUsing Hardware Firewalls versus Software Changes FirewallsFirewalls Using Password Group Policies to Using Stateful versus Stateless InspectionUsing Stateful versus Stateless Inspection Enforce Security Controlling Access with Network AccessControlling Access with Network Access Understanding Common Attack Methods Protection (NAP)Protection (NAP) Examining Hardware Firewalls and Their Understanding the Purpose of NAPUnderstanding the Purpose of NAP Characteristics Looking at How NAP WorksLooking at How NAP Works Using Hardware Firewalls versus Examining the Requirements for NAPExamining the Requirements for NAP Software Firewalls Using Isolation to Protect the NetworkUsing Isolation to Protect the Network Using Stateful versus Stateless Understanding Virtual LANsUnderstanding Virtual LANs Inspection Understanding RoutingUnderstanding Routing Controlling Access with Network Access Looking at Intrusion Detection andLooking at Intrusion Detection and Intrusion Protection (NAP) Intrusion Prevention SystemsPrevention Systems Understanding the Purpose of NAP Looking at HoneypotsLooking at Honeypots Looking at How NAP Works Looking at DMZsLooking at DMZs Examining the Requirements for NAP Understanding Network AddressUnderstanding Network Address Translation Using Isolation to Protect the Network Translation (NAT)(NAT) Understanding Virtual LANs Understanding Virtual Private NetworksUnderstanding Virtual Private Networks Understanding Routing (VPNs)(VPNs) Looking at Intrusion Detection and Understanding Internet Protocol SecurityUnderstanding Internet Protocol Security Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPsec)(IPsec) Looking at Honeypots Using Other VPN ProtocolsUsing Other VPN Protocols Looking at DMZs Looking at Server and Domain IsolationLooking at Server and Domain Isolation Understanding Network Address Protecting Data with Protocol SecurityProtecting Data with Protocol Security Translation (NAT) Understanding TunnelingUnderstanding Tunneling Understanding Virtual Private Networks Using DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC)Using DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) (VPNs) Looking at Protocol SpoofingLooking at Protocol Spoofing Understanding Internet Protocol Security Utilizing Network SniffingUtilizing Network Sniffing (IPsec) Understanding Common NETWORKUnderstanding Common NETWORK Attack Using Other VPN Protocols Attack MethodsMethods Looking at Server and Domain Isolation Securing Wireless Network


Securing Wireless Network Protecting Data with Protocol Security Using Service Set Identifier (SSID)Using Service Set Identifier (SSID) Understanding Tunneling Understanding KeysUnderstanding Keys Using DNS Security Extensions Utilizing MAC FiltersUtilizing MAC Filters (DNSSEC) Considering Pros and Cons of SpecificConsidering Pros and Cons of Specific Looking at Protocol Spoofing Security TypesSecurity Types Utilizing Network Sniffing Protecting Your Computer from MalwareProtecting Your Computer from Malware Understanding Common NETWORK Utilizing Windows UpdatesUtilizing Windows Updates Attack Methods Utilizing User Account ControlUtilizing User Account Control Securing Wireless Network Using Windows FirewallUsing Windows Firewall Using Service Set Identifier (SSID) Using Offline FilesUsing Offline Files Understanding Keys Locking Down a Client ComputerLocking Down a Client Computer Utilizing MAC Filters Protecting Your EmailProtecting Your Email Considering Pros and Cons of Specific Dealing with SpamDealing with Spam Security Types Relaying EmailRelaying Email Protecting Your Computer from Malware Securing Internet ExplorerSecuring Internet Explorer Utilizing Windows Updates Looking at Cookies and Privacy SettingsLooking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Utilizing User Account Control Examining Content ZonesExamining Content Zones Using Windows Firewall Phishing and PharmingPhishing and Pharming Using Offline Files Protecting Your ServerProtecting Your Server Locking Down a Client Computer Placing the ServerPlacing the Server Protecting Your Email Hardening the ServerHardening the Server Dealing with Spam Using Secure Dynamic DNSUsing Secure Dynamic DNS Relaying Email

Securing Internet ExplorerLooking at Cookies and Privacy Settings line

line Examining Content Zones Understanding ConfidentialityUnderstanding Confidentiality Phishing and Pharming Understanding IntegrityUnderstanding Integrity Protecting Your Server Understanding AvailabilityUnderstanding Availability Placing the Server Defining Threats and Risk ManagementDefining Threats and Risk Management Hardening the Server Understanding the Principle of LeastUnderstanding the Principle of Least Using Secure Dynamic DNS PrivilegePrivilege Understanding Attack SurfaceUnderstanding Attack Surface Understanding Social EngineeringUnderstanding Social Engineering line Linking Cost with SecurityLinking Cost with Security Understanding Confidentiality Looking at Physical Security as the FirstLooking at Physical Security as the First Understanding Integrity Line of DefenseLine of Defense Understanding Availability Understanding Site SecurityUnderstanding Site Security Defining Threats and Risk Management Understanding Computer SecurityUnderstanding Computer Security Understanding the Principle of Least Authenticating with What You KnowAuthenticating with What You Know Privilege Authenticating with What You Own orAuthenticating with What You Own or Understanding Attack Surface PossessPossess Understanding Social Engineering Authenticating with What You AreAuthenticating with What You Are Linking Cost with Security Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1 Looking at Physical Security as the First Using Run AsUsing Run As Line of Defense Introducing Directory Services with ActiveIntroducing Directory Services with Active Understanding Site Security DirectoryDirectory Understanding Computer Security Looking at Domain ControllersLooking at Domain Controllers Authenticating with What You Know Introducing NTLMIntroducing NTLM Authenticating with What You Own or Introducing KerberosIntroducing Kerberos Possess Using Organizational UnitsUsing Organizational Units Authenticating with What You Are Looking at ObjectsLooking at Objects Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1 Using GroupsUsing Groups Using Run As Looking at Web Server AuthenticationLooking at Web Server Authentication Introducing Directory Services with Active Comparing Rights and PermissionsComparing Rights and Permissions Directory Looking at NTFSLooking at NTFS Looking at Domain Controllers Using NTFS PermissionsUsing NTFS Permissions Introducing NTLM Looking at Effective NTFS PermissionsLooking at Effective NTFS Permissions Introducing Kerberos Copying and Moving FilesCopying and Moving Files Using Organizational Units Using Folder and File OwnersUsing Folder and File Owners Looking at Objects Sharing Drives and FoldersSharing Drives and Folders Using Groups Looking at Special and AdministrativeLooking at Special and Administrative Looking at Web Server Authentication SharesShares Comparing Rights and Permissions Introducing the RegistryIntroducing the Registry Looking at NTFS Using Encryption to Protect DataUsing Encryption to Protect Data Using NTFS Permissions Examining Types of EncryptionExamining Types of Encryption Looking at Effective NTFS Permissions Introducing Public Key Infrastructure


Introducing Public Key Infrastructure Copying and Moving Files Encrypting EmailEncrypting Email Using Folder and File Owners Encrypting Files with EFSEncrypting Files with EFS Sharing Drives and Folders Encrypting Disks in WindowsEncrypting Disks in Windows Looking at Special and Administrative Introducing IPSecIntroducing IPSec Shares Encrypting with VPN TechnologyEncrypting with VPN Technology Introducing the Registry Using Auditing to Complete the SecurityUsing Auditing to Complete the Security Using Encryption to Protect Data PicturePicture Examining Types of Encryption Using Password Complexity to Make aUsing Password Complexity to Make a Introducing Public Key Infrastructure Stronger PasswordStronger Password Encrypting Email Using Account Lockout to Prevent HackingUsing Account Lockout to Prevent Hacking Encrypting Files with EFS Looking at Password LengthLooking at Password Length Encrypting Disks in Windows Using Password History to EnforceUsing Password History to Enforce Security Introducing IPSec SecuritySetting the Time between Password Encrypting with VPN Technology Setting the Time between PasswordChanges Using Auditing to Complete the Security ChangesUsing Password Group Policies to Enforce Picture Using Password Group Policies to EnforceSecurity Using Password Complexity to Make a SecurityUnderstanding Common Attack Methods Stronger Password Understanding Common Attack MethodsExamining Hardware Firewalls and Their Using Account Lockout to Prevent Examining Hardware Firewalls and TheirCharacteristics Hacking CharacteristicsUsing Hardware Firewalls versus Software Looking at Password Length Using Hardware Firewalls versus SoftwareFirewalls Using Password History to Enforce FirewallsUsing Stateful versus Stateless Inspection Security Using Stateful versus Stateless InspectionControlling Access with Network Access Setting the Time between Password Controlling Access with Network AccessProtection (NAP) Changes Protection (NAP)Understanding the Purpose of NAP Using Password Group Policies to Understanding the Purpose of NAPLooking at How NAP Works Enforce Security Looking at How NAP WorksExamining the Requirements for NAP Understanding Common Attack Methods Examining the Requirements for NAPUsing Isolation to Protect the Network Examining Hardware Firewalls and Their Using Isolation to Protect the NetworkUnderstanding Virtual LANs Characteristics Understanding Virtual LANsUnderstanding Routing Using Hardware Firewalls versus Understanding RoutingLooking at Intrusion Detection and Intrusion Software Firewalls Looking at Intrusion Detection andPrevention Systems Using Stateful versus Stateless Intrusion Prevention SystemsLooking at Honeypots Inspection Looking at HoneypotsLooking at DMZs Controlling Access with Network Access Looking at DMZsUnderstanding Network Address Translation Protection (NAP) Understanding Network Address(NAT) Understanding the Purpose of NAP Translation (NAT)Understanding Virtual Private Networks Looking at How NAP Works Understanding Virtual Private Networks(VPNs) Examining the Requirements for NAP (VPNs)Understanding Internet Protocol Security Using Isolation to Protect the Network Understanding Internet Protocol Security(IPsec) Understanding Virtual LANs (IPsec)Using Other VPN Protocols Understanding Routing Using Other VPN ProtocolsLooking at Server and Domain Isolation Looking at Intrusion Detection and Looking at Server and Domain IsolationProtecting Data with Protocol Security Intrusion Prevention Systems Protecting Data with Protocol SecurityUnderstanding Tunneling Looking at Honeypots Understanding TunnelingUsing DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) Looking at DMZs Using DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC)Looking at Protocol Spoofing Understanding Network Address Looking at Protocol SpoofingUtilizing Network Sniffing Translation (NAT) Utilizing Network SniffingUnderstanding Common NETWORK Attack Understanding Virtual Private Networks Understanding Common NETWORKMethods (VPNs) Attack MethodsSecuring Wireless Network Understanding Internet Protocol Security Securing Wireless NetworkUsing Service Set Identifier (SSID) (IPsec) Using Service Set Identifier (SSID)Understanding Keys Using Other VPN Protocols Understanding KeysUtilizing MAC Filters Looking at Server and Domain Isolation Utilizing MAC FiltersConsidering Pros and Cons of Specific Protecting Data with Protocol Security Considering Pros and Cons of SpecificSecurity Types Understanding Tunneling Security TypesProtecting Your Computer from Malware Using DNS Security Extensions Protecting Your Computer from MalwareUtilizing Windows Updates (DNSSEC) Utilizing Windows UpdatesUtilizing User Account Control Looking at Protocol Spoofing Utilizing User Account ControlUsing Windows Firewall Utilizing Network Sniffing Using Windows FirewallUsing Offline Files Understanding Common NETWORK Using Offline FilesLocking Down a Client Computer Attack Methods Locking Down a Client ComputerProtecting Your Email Securing Wireless Network Protecting Your EmailDealing with Spam Using Service Set Identifier (SSID) Dealing with SpamRelaying Email Understanding Keys Relaying EmailSecuring Internet Explorer Utilizing MAC Filters Securing Internet Explorer


Looking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Considering Pros and Cons of Specific Looking at Cookies and Privacy SettingsExamining Content Zones Security Types Examining Content ZonesPhishing and Pharming Protecting Your Computer from Malware Phishing and PharmingProtecting Your Server Utilizing Windows Updates Protecting Your ServerPlacing the Server Utilizing User Account Control Placing the ServerHardening the Server Using Windows Firewall Hardening the ServerUsing Secure Dynamic DNS Using Offline Files Using Secure Dynamic DNS

Locking Down a Client ComputerProtecting Your Email

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Windows Updates Looking at Password Length Understanding KeysUtilizing User Account Control Using Password History to Enforce Utilizing MAC FiltersUsing Windows Firewall Security Considering Pros and Cons of SpecificUsing Offline Files Setting the Time between Password Security TypesLocking Down a Client Computer Changes Protecting Your Computer from MalwareProtecting Your Email Using Password Group Policies to Utilizing Windows UpdatesDealing with Spam Enforce Security Utilizing User Account ControlRelaying Email Understanding Common Attack Methods Using Windows FirewallSecuring Internet Explorer Examining Hardware Firewalls and Their Using Offline FilesLooking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Characteristics Locking Down a Client ComputerExamining Content Zones Using Hardware Firewalls versus Protecting Your EmailPhishing and Pharming Software Firewalls Dealing with SpamProtecting Your Server Using Stateful versus Stateless Relaying EmailPlacing the Server Inspection Securing Internet ExplorerHardening the Server Controlling Access with Network Access Looking at Cookies and Privacy SettingsUsing Secure Dynamic DNS Protection (NAP) Examining Content Zones

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Authentication Securing Wireless Network Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1Comparing Rights and Permissions Using Service Set Identifier (SSID) Using Run AsLooking at NTFS Understanding Keys Introducing Directory Services with ActiveUsing NTFS Permissions Utilizing MAC Filters DirectoryLooking at Effective NTFS Permissions Considering Pros and Cons of Specific Looking at Domain ControllersCopying and Moving Files Security Types Introducing NTLMUsing Folder and File Owners Protecting Your Computer from Malware Introducing KerberosSharing Drives and Folders Utilizing Windows Updates Using Organizational UnitsLooking at Special and Administrative Utilizing User Account Control Looking at ObjectsShares Using Windows Firewall Using GroupsIntroducing the Registry Using Offline Files Looking at Web Server AuthenticationUsing Encryption to Protect Data Locking Down a Client Computer Comparing Rights and PermissionsExamining Types of Encryption Protecting Your Email Looking at NTFSIntroducing Public Key Infrastructure Dealing with Spam Using NTFS PermissionsEncrypting Email Relaying Email Looking at Effective NTFS PermissionsEncrypting Files with EFS Securing Internet Explorer Copying and Moving FilesEncrypting Disks in Windows Looking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Using Folder and File OwnersIntroducing IPSec Examining Content Zones Sharing Drives and FoldersEncrypting with VPN Technology Phishing and Pharming Looking at Special and AdministrativeUsing Auditing to Complete the Security Protecting Your Server SharesPicture Placing the Server Introducing the RegistryUsing Password Complexity to Make a Hardening the Server Using Encryption to Protect DataStronger Password Using Secure Dynamic DNS Examining Types of EncryptionUsing Account Lockout to Prevent Hacking Introducing Public Key InfrastructureLooking at Password Length Encrypting EmailUsing Password History to Enforce Security line Encrypting Files with EFSSetting the Time between Password Understanding Confidentiality Encrypting Disks in WindowsChanges Understanding Integrity Introducing IPSecUsing Password Group Policies to Enforce Understanding Availability Encrypting with VPN TechnologySecurity Defining Threats and Risk Management Using Auditing to Complete the SecurityUnderstanding Common Attack Methods Understanding the Principle of Least PictureExamining Hardware Firewalls and Their Privilege Using Password Complexity to Make aCharacteristics Understanding Attack Surface Stronger PasswordUsing Hardware Firewalls versus Software Understanding Social Engineering Using Account Lockout to Prevent HackingFirewalls Linking Cost with Security Looking at Password LengthUsing Stateful versus Stateless Inspection Looking at Physical Security as the First Using Password History to EnforceControlling Access with Network Access Line of Defense SecurityProtection (NAP) Understanding Site Security Setting the Time between PasswordUnderstanding the Purpose of NAP Understanding Computer Security ChangesLooking at How NAP Works Authenticating with What You Know Using Password Group Policies to EnforceExamining the Requirements for NAP Authenticating with What You Own or SecurityUsing Isolation to Protect the Network Possess Understanding Common Attack MethodsUnderstanding Virtual LANs Authenticating with What You Are Examining Hardware Firewalls and TheirUnderstanding Routing Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1 CharacteristicsLooking at Intrusion Detection and Intrusion Using Run As Using Hardware Firewalls versus SoftwarePrevention Systems Introducing Directory Services with Active FirewallsLooking at Honeypots Directory Using Stateful versus Stateless InspectionLooking at DMZs Looking at Domain Controllers Controlling Access with Network AccessUnderstanding Network Address Translation Introducing NTLM Protection (NAP)(NAT) Introducing Kerberos Understanding the Purpose of NAPUnderstanding Virtual Private Networks Using Organizational Units Looking at How NAP Works(VPNs) 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ProtocolsConsidering Pros and Cons of Specific Introducing the Registry Looking at Server and Domain IsolationSecurity Types Using Encryption to Protect Data Protecting Data with Protocol Security


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of Defense Examining Hardware Firewalls and TheirPrevention Systems Understanding Site Security CharacteristicsLooking at Honeypots Understanding Computer Security Using Hardware Firewalls versus SoftwareLooking at DMZs Authenticating with What You Know FirewallsUnderstanding Network Address Translation Authenticating with What You Own or Using Stateful versus Stateless Inspection(NAT) Possess Controlling Access with Network AccessUnderstanding Virtual Private Networks Authenticating with What You Are Protection (NAP)(VPNs) Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1 Understanding the Purpose of NAPUnderstanding Internet Protocol Security Using Run As Looking at How NAP Works(IPsec) Introducing Directory Services with Active Examining the Requirements for NAPUsing Other VPN Protocols Directory Using Isolation to Protect the NetworkLooking at Server and Domain Isolation Looking at Domain Controllers Understanding Virtual LANsProtecting Data with Protocol Security Introducing NTLM Understanding 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Understanding Attack Surface Understanding the Principle of Least Protecting Your Computer from MalwareUnderstanding Social Engineering Privilege Utilizing Windows UpdatesLinking Cost with Security Understanding Attack Surface Utilizing User Account ControlLooking at Physical Security as the First Understanding Social Engineering Using Windows FirewallLine of Defense Linking Cost with Security Using Offline FilesUnderstanding Site Security Looking at Physical Security as the First Locking Down a Client ComputerUnderstanding Computer Security Line of Defense Protecting Your EmailAuthenticating with What You Know Understanding Site Security Dealing with SpamAuthenticating with What You Own or Understanding Computer Security Relaying EmailPossess Authenticating with What You Know Securing Internet ExplorerAuthenticating with What You Are Authenticating with What You Own or Looking at Cookies and Privacy SettingsIntroducing RADIUS and TACACS1 Possess Examining Content ZonesUsing Run As Authenticating with What You Are Phishing and PharmingIntroducing Directory Services with Active Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1 Protecting Your ServerDirectory Using Run As Placing the ServerLooking at Domain Controllers Introducing Directory Services with Active Hardening the ServerIntroducing NTLM Directory Using Secure Dynamic DNSIntroducing Kerberos Looking at Domain ControllersUsing Organizational Units Introducing NTLMLooking at Objects Introducing Kerberos lineUsing Groups Using Organizational Units Understanding ConfidentialityLooking at Web Server Authentication Looking at Objects Understanding IntegrityComparing Rights and Permissions Using Groups Understanding AvailabilityLooking at NTFS Looking at Web Server Authentication Defining Threats and Risk ManagementUsing NTFS Permissions Comparing Rights and Permissions Understanding the Principle of LeastLooking at Effective NTFS Permissions Looking at NTFS PrivilegeCopying and Moving Files Using NTFS Permissions Understanding Attack SurfaceUsing Folder and File Owners Looking at Effective NTFS Permissions Understanding Social EngineeringSharing Drives and Folders Copying and Moving Files Linking Cost with SecurityLooking at Special and Administrative Using Folder and File Owners Looking at Physical Security as the FirstShares Sharing Drives and Folders Line of DefenseIntroducing the Registry Looking at Special and Administrative Understanding Site SecurityUsing Encryption to Protect Data Shares Understanding Computer SecurityExamining Types of Encryption Introducing the Registry Authenticating with What You KnowIntroducing Public Key Infrastructure Using Encryption to Protect Data Authenticating with What You Own orEncrypting Email Examining Types of Encryption PossessEncrypting Files with EFS Introducing Public Key Infrastructure Authenticating with What You AreEncrypting Disks in Windows Encrypting Email Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1Introducing IPSec Encrypting Files with EFS Using Run AsEncrypting with VPN Technology Encrypting Disks in Windows Introducing Directory Services with ActiveUsing Auditing to Complete the Security Introducing IPSec DirectoryPicture Encrypting with VPN Technology Looking at Domain ControllersUsing Password Complexity to Make a Using Auditing to Complete the Security Introducing NTLMStronger Password Picture Introducing KerberosUsing Account Lockout to Prevent Hacking Using Password Complexity to Make a Using Organizational UnitsLooking at Password Length Stronger Password Looking at ObjectsUsing Password History to Enforce Security Using Account Lockout to Prevent Using GroupsSetting the Time between Password Hacking Looking at Web Server AuthenticationChanges Looking at Password Length Comparing Rights and PermissionsUsing Password Group Policies to Enforce Using Password History to Enforce Looking at NTFSSecurity Security Using NTFS PermissionsUnderstanding Common Attack Methods Setting the Time between Password Looking at Effective NTFS 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Routing Understanding the Purpose of NAP Introducing IPSecLooking at Intrusion Detection and Intrusion Looking at How NAP Works Encrypting with VPN Technology


Prevention Systems Examining the Requirements for NAP Using Auditing to Complete the SecurityLooking at Honeypots Using Isolation to Protect the Network PictureLooking at DMZs Understanding Virtual LANs Using Password Complexity to Make aUnderstanding Network Address Translation Understanding Routing Stronger Password(NAT) Looking at Intrusion Detection and Using Account Lockout to Prevent HackingUnderstanding Virtual Private Networks Intrusion Prevention Systems Looking at Password Length(VPNs) Looking at Honeypots Using Password History to EnforceUnderstanding Internet Protocol Security Looking at DMZs Security(IPsec) Understanding Network Address Setting the Time between PasswordUsing Other VPN Protocols Translation (NAT) ChangesLooking at Server and Domain Isolation Understanding Virtual Private Networks Using Password Group Policies to EnforceProtecting Data with Protocol Security (VPNs) SecurityUnderstanding Tunneling Understanding Internet Protocol Security Understanding Common Attack MethodsUsing DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) (IPsec) Examining Hardware Firewalls and TheirLooking at Protocol Spoofing Using Other VPN Protocols CharacteristicsUtilizing Network Sniffing Looking at Server and Domain Isolation Using Hardware Firewalls versus SoftwareUnderstanding Common NETWORK Attack Protecting Data with Protocol Security FirewallsMethods Understanding Tunneling Using Stateful versus Stateless InspectionSecuring Wireless Network Using DNS Security Extensions Controlling Access with Network AccessUsing Service Set Identifier (SSID) (DNSSEC) Protection (NAP)Understanding Keys Looking at Protocol Spoofing Understanding the Purpose of NAPUtilizing MAC Filters Utilizing Network Sniffing Looking at How NAP WorksConsidering Pros and Cons of Specific Understanding Common NETWORK Examining the Requirements for NAPSecurity Types Attack Methods Using Isolation to Protect the NetworkProtecting Your Computer from Malware Securing Wireless Network Understanding Virtual LANsUtilizing Windows Updates Using Service Set Identifier (SSID) Understanding RoutingUtilizing User Account Control Understanding Keys Looking at Intrusion Detection andUsing Windows Firewall Utilizing MAC Filters Intrusion Prevention SystemsUsing Offline Files Considering Pros and Cons of Specific Looking at HoneypotsLocking Down a Client Computer Security Types Looking at DMZsProtecting Your Email Protecting Your Computer from Malware Understanding Network AddressDealing with Spam Utilizing Windows Updates Translation (NAT)Relaying Email Utilizing User Account Control Understanding Virtual Private NetworksSecuring Internet Explorer Using Windows Firewall (VPNs)Looking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Using Offline Files Understanding Internet Protocol SecurityExamining Content Zones Locking Down a Client Computer (IPsec)Phishing and Pharming Protecting Your Email Using Other VPN ProtocolsProtecting Your Server Dealing with Spam Looking at Server and Domain IsolationPlacing the Server Relaying Email Protecting Data with Protocol SecurityHardening the Server Securing Internet Explorer Understanding TunnelingUsing Secure Dynamic DNS Looking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Using DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC)

Examining Content Zones Looking at Protocol SpoofingPhishing and Pharming Utilizing Network Sniffing

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Introducing NTLM Authenticating with What You Are Hardening the ServerIntroducing Kerberos Introducing RADIUS and TACACS1 Using Secure Dynamic DNSUsing Organizational Units Using Run AsLooking at Objects Introducing Directory Services with ActiveUsing Groups DirectoryLooking at Web Server Authentication Looking at Domain ControllersComparing Rights and Permissions Introducing NTLMLooking at NTFS Introducing KerberosUsing NTFS Permissions Using Organizational UnitsLooking at Effective NTFS Permissions Looking at ObjectsCopying and Moving Files Using GroupsUsing Folder and File Owners Looking at Web Server AuthenticationSharing Drives and Folders Comparing Rights and PermissionsLooking at Special and Administrative Looking at NTFSShares Using NTFS PermissionsIntroducing the Registry Looking at Effective NTFS PermissionsUsing Encryption to Protect Data Copying and Moving FilesExamining Types of Encryption Using Folder and File OwnersIntroducing Public Key Infrastructure Sharing Drives and FoldersEncrypting Email Looking at Special and AdministrativeEncrypting Files with EFS SharesEncrypting Disks in Windows Introducing the RegistryIntroducing IPSec Using Encryption to Protect DataEncrypting with VPN Technology Examining Types of EncryptionUsing Auditing to Complete the Security Introducing Public Key InfrastructurePicture Encrypting EmailUsing Password Complexity to Make a Encrypting Files with EFSStronger Password Encrypting Disks in WindowsUsing Account Lockout to Prevent Hacking Introducing IPSecLooking at Password Length Encrypting with VPN TechnologyUsing Password History to Enforce Security Using Auditing to Complete the SecuritySetting the Time between Password PictureChanges Using Password Complexity to Make aUsing Password Group Policies to Enforce Stronger PasswordSecurity Using Account Lockout to PreventUnderstanding Common Attack Methods HackingExamining Hardware Firewalls and Their Looking at Password LengthCharacteristics Using Password History to EnforceUsing Hardware Firewalls versus Software SecurityFirewalls Setting the Time between PasswordUsing Stateful versus Stateless Inspection ChangesControlling Access with Network Access Using Password Group Policies toProtection (NAP) Enforce SecurityUnderstanding the Purpose of NAP Understanding Common Attack MethodsLooking at How NAP Works Examining Hardware Firewalls and TheirExamining the Requirements for NAP CharacteristicsUsing Isolation to Protect the Network Using Hardware Firewalls versusUnderstanding Virtual LANs Software FirewallsUnderstanding Routing Using Stateful versus StatelessLooking at Intrusion Detection and Intrusion InspectionPrevention Systems Controlling Access with Network AccessLooking at Honeypots Protection (NAP)Looking at DMZs Understanding the Purpose of NAPUnderstanding Network Address Translation Looking at How NAP Works(NAT) Examining the Requirements for NAPUnderstanding Virtual Private Networks Using Isolation to Protect the Network(VPNs) Understanding Virtual LANsUnderstanding Internet Protocol Security Understanding Routing(IPsec) Looking at Intrusion Detection andUsing Other VPN Protocols Intrusion Prevention SystemsLooking at Server and Domain Isolation Looking at HoneypotsProtecting Data with Protocol Security Looking at DMZsUnderstanding Tunneling Understanding Network AddressUsing DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) Translation (NAT)Looking at Protocol Spoofing Understanding Virtual Private NetworksUtilizing Network Sniffing (VPNs)


Understanding Common NETWORK Attack Understanding Internet Protocol SecurityMethods (IPsec)Securing Wireless Network Using Other VPN ProtocolsUsing Service Set Identifier (SSID) Looking at Server and Domain IsolationUnderstanding Keys Protecting Data with Protocol SecurityUtilizing MAC Filters Understanding TunnelingConsidering Pros and Cons of Specific Using DNS Security ExtensionsSecurity Types (DNSSEC)Protecting Your Computer from Malware Looking at Protocol SpoofingUtilizing Windows Updates Utilizing Network SniffingUtilizing User Account Control Understanding Common NETWORKUsing Windows Firewall Attack MethodsUsing Offline Files Securing Wireless NetworkLocking Down a Client Computer Using Service Set Identifier (SSID)Protecting Your Email Understanding KeysDealing with Spam Utilizing MAC FiltersRelaying Email Considering Pros and Cons of SpecificSecuring Internet Explorer Security TypesLooking at Cookies and Privacy Settings Protecting Your Computer from MalwareExamining Content Zones Utilizing Windows UpdatesPhishing and Pharming Utilizing User Account ControlProtecting Your Server Using Windows FirewallPlacing the Server Using Offline FilesHardening the Server Locking Down a Client ComputerUsing Secure Dynamic DNS Protecting Your Email

Dealing with SpamRelaying EmailSecuring Internet ExplorerLooking at Cookies and Privacy SettingsExamining Content ZonesPhishing and PharmingProtecting Your ServerPlacing the ServerHardening the ServerUsing Secure Dynamic DNS

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Comparing Rights and PermissionsLooking at NTFSUsing NTFS PermissionsLooking at Effective NTFS PermissionsCopying and Moving FilesUsing Folder and File OwnersSharing Drives and FoldersLooking at Special and AdministrativeSharesIntroducing the RegistryUsing Encryption to Protect DataExamining Types of EncryptionIntroducing Public Key InfrastructureEncrypting EmailEncrypting Files with EFSEncrypting Disks in WindowsIntroducing IPSecEncrypting with VPN TechnologyUsing Auditing to Complete the SecurityPictureUsing Password Complexity to Make aStronger PasswordUsing Account Lockout to PreventHackingLooking at Password LengthUsing Password History to EnforceSecuritySetting the Time between PasswordChangesUsing Password Group Policies toEnforce SecurityUnderstanding Common Attack MethodsExamining Hardware Firewalls and TheirCharacteristicsUsing Hardware Firewalls versusSoftware FirewallsUsing Stateful versus StatelessInspectionControlling Access with Network AccessProtection (NAP)Understanding the Purpose of NAPLooking at How NAP WorksExamining the Requirements for NAPUsing Isolation to Protect the NetworkUnderstanding Virtual LANsUnderstanding RoutingLooking at Intrusion Detection andIntrusion Prevention SystemsLooking at HoneypotsLooking at DMZsUnderstanding Network AddressTranslation (NAT)Understanding Virtual Private Networks(VPNs)Understanding Internet Protocol Security(IPsec)Using Other VPN ProtocolsLooking at Server and Domain IsolationProtecting Data with Protocol SecurityUnderstanding TunnelingUsing DNS Security Extensions(DNSSEC)Looking at Protocol SpoofingUtilizing Network SniffingUnderstanding Common NETWORKAttack Methods


Securing Wireless NetworkUsing Service Set Identifier (SSID)Understanding KeysUtilizing MAC FiltersConsidering Pros and Cons of SpecificSecurity TypesProtecting Your Computer from MalwareUtilizing Windows UpdatesUtilizing User Account ControlUsing Windows FirewallUsing Offline FilesLocking Down a Client ComputerProtecting Your EmailDealing with SpamRelaying EmailSecuring Internet ExplorerLooking at Cookies and Privacy SettingsExamining Content ZonesPhishing and PharmingProtecting Your ServerPlacing the ServerHardening the ServerUsing Secure Dynamic DNS

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