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The GSEC (GIAC Security Essentials) course focuses on training you with engaging interactive learning lectures and hands-on labs. This course covers all the industrial relevant information you need as a starter in IT Security.
Your course package is designed to provide maximum learning and convenience. This is included in the price of your course:
Your expert instructor will get you ready for the following exam and certification, which are not included in your course package .
You´ll have the perfect starting point for your training with these prerequisites:
- Basic understanding of Windows and Linux command line
- Basic knowledge of Networking
- Working as a System or Network Administrator for at least 24 month or equivalent knowledge
Using our engaging learning methodology including a variety of tools, we’ll cover the entire curriculum.
Access Control & Password Management
The candidate will understand the fundamental theory of access control and the role of passwords in managing access control.
Contingency Plans
The candidate will understand the critical aspect of contingency planning with a business continuity plan and disaster recovery plan
Critical Controls
The candidate will understand the purpose, implementation, and background of the Critical Security Controls
Cryptography
The candidate will have a basic understanding of the concepts of cryptography, including a high-level understanding of the major types of cryptosystems and steganography.
Cryptography Algorithms & Deployment
The candidate will have a basic understand of the mathematical concepts that contribute to cryptography and identify commonly used symmetric, asymmetric, and hashing cryptosystems.
Cryptography Application
The candidate will have a high-level understanding of the use, functionality, and operation of VPNs, GPG, and PKI
Defense in Depth
The candidate will understand what defense in depth is and an identify the key areas of security and demonstrate the different strategies for implementing effective security within an organization.
Defensible Network Architecture
The candidate will demonstrate how to architect a network to be monitored and controlled to resist intrusion.
Endpoint Security
The candidate will demonstrate a basic understanding of the function and uses of endpoint security devices, such as endpoint firewalls, HIDS, and HIPS
Enforcing Windows Security Policy
The candidate will have a high-level understanding of the features of Group Policy and working with INF security templates
Incident Handling & Response
The candidate will understand the concepts of incident handling and the processes pertaining to incident handling.
IT Risk Management
The candidate will understand the terminology and approaches to cyber security risk management including identification of the steps of the Threat Assessment process
Linux Security: Structure, Permissions and Access
The candidate will demonstrate understanding of a variety of Linux operating systems, including mobile systems, to better understand how to configure and secure Linux.
Linux Services: Hardening and Securing
The candidate will demonstrate an ability to gain visibility into a Linux system to be able to secure and harden the system.
Linux: Monitoring and Attack Detection
The candidate will demonstrate an understanding of the use of system baselines, log files, and other tools common to Linux operating systems in order to better monitor systems for signs of attack.
Linux: Security Utilities
The candidate will demonstrate an understanding of how to use key security utilities and tools that are available for Linux systems to enhance system security.
Log Management & SIEM
The candidate will demonstrate a high-level understanding of the importance of logging, the setup and configuration of logging, and log analysis with the assistance of SIEMs
Malicious Code & Exploit Mitigation
The candidate will understand important attack methods and basic defensive strategies to mitigate those threats.
Network Device Security
The candidate will have a basic understanding of the risks of network devices and how to secure them.
Network Security Devices
The candidate will demonstrate a basic understanding of the function and uses of network security devices, such as, firewalls, NIDS, and NIPS
Networking & Protocols
The candidate will demonstrate an understanding of the properties and functions of network protocols and network protocol stacks.
Securing Windows Network Services
The candidate will know how to take basic measures in securing Windows network services such as IPSec, IIS, and Remote Desktop Services
Security Policy
The candidate will understand the purpose and components of policy.
Virtualization and Cloud Security
The candidate will have a basic understanding of the risks of virtualization and cloud services and how to secure them.
Vulnerability Scanning and Penetration Testing
The candidate will demonstrate an understanding of the concepts and relationship behind reconnaissance, resource protection, risks, threats, and vulnerabilities including preliminary abilities to create network maps and perform penetration testing techniques
Web Communication Security
The candidate will demonstrate an understanding of web application security and common vulnerabilities including CGI, cookies, SSL and active content.
Windows Access Controls
The candidate will understand how permissions are applied in the Windows NT File System, Shared Folders, Printers, Registry Keys, and Active Directory, and how Privileges are applied
Windows as a Service
The candidate will understand how to manage updates for a network of Windows hosts.
Windows Automation, Auditing, and Forensics
The candidate will be introduced to the techniques and technologies used to audit Windows hosts.
Windows Security Infrastructure
The candidate will identify the differences between types of Windows OSes and how Windows manages groups and accounts, locally and with Active Directory and Group Policy
Wireless Network Security
The candidate will have a basic understanding of the misconceptions and risks of wireless networks and how to secure them.
The Virtual Classroom is an online room, where you will join your instructor and fellow classmates in real time. Everything happens live and you can interact freely, discuss, ask questions, and watch your instructor present on a whiteboard, discuss the courseware and slides, work with labs, and review.
Yes, you can sit exams from all the major Vendors like Microsoft, Cisco etc from the comfort of your home or office.
With Readynez you do any course form the comfort of your home or office. Readynez provides support and best practices for your at-home classroom and you can enjoy learning with minimal impact on your day-to-day life. Plus you'll save the cost and the environmental burden of travelling.
Well, learning is limitless, when you are motivated, but you need the right path to achieve what you want. Readynez consultants have many years of experience customizing learner paths and we can design one for you too. We are always available with help and guidance, and you can reach us on the chat or write us at info@readynez.com.