Introducing the Cyber Security Problem

Understanding the Scary Stuff

Building a Risk Assessment

Applying Risk Controls to Your Systems

Controlling Your Network Exposure

Incorporating Audits Into Your Workflow

Incident Management

Plans and Playbooks

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Taking Your Next Steps

Course Review

Implement best practices into the security management of your apps and infrastructure

David Clinton is an AWS Solutions Architect and a Linux server administrator. He has written about and published training material (including books with Wiley/Sybex, Bootstrap IT, and Manning, and online courses on Pluralsight and Udemy) for many cutting edge technology subjects including Linux systems, Cloud Computing (in particular Amazon's AWS), container technologies like Docker and Kubernetes, data analytics, and DevOps tools. 

David Clinton


Cyber Security can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. In this introductory course hosted on codedamn, you'll gain a solid understanding of the core principles driving modern security management operations. Whether you're an IT project manager, system administrator, application developer, or someone exploring a career in cyber security management, this course is designed to help you improve your security management profile.

With no pre-requisite knowledge or skills required, you'll learn how to incorporate security into everything you do. We'll cover general cyber security awareness, performing comprehensive risk assessments for your infrastructure, developing protocols for risk control, and building effective plans for incident management and recovery.

In this short introduction to cyber security course, you'll learn about the core principles driving modern security management operations. We'll talk about general cyber security awareness and how to perform comprehensive risk assessments for your infrastructure, develop protocols for risk control, and build effective plans for incident management and recovery.

When you're done, you won't have any specific new skills for using log analysis, penetration testing, or vulnerability assessment tools. Instead I'll give you a big picture view of what processes you'll need to adopt so that you'll know which tools are right for you, and so you can be confident you're not leaving anything out.

Securing Amazon EC2 Instances

Docker and Kubernetes Container Virtualization

Hosting Static Websites on Amazon S3

Introduction to Cyber Security: security management for IT

Rushabh

This course is good to to get basic knowledge but it contains only the theory part so it gets boring after a point


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Introduction to Cyber Security: security management for IT

Course Goals

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