Introduction To Network Security |
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Course
Description:
Experienced NCS Data Systems instructors will show you how to:
Analyze your exposure to information assurance
threats and protect your organization's systems and data to
accomplish the following;
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Reduce your
likelihood to an attack by deploying protection such as
firewalls, data encryption, and other countermeasures
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Manage risks
from inside the organization and from the Internet
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Protect
network users from hostile applications and viruses
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Identify the
security risks that need to be addressed within your
organization
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Upon
Completion:
Today,
organizations are linking their systems across enterprise-wide
networks and virtual private networks (VPNs), as well as
increasing their exposure to customers, competitors, criminals,
and hackers inside and outside your company. You learn how to
analyze risks to your networks and the steps needed to select
and deploy the appropriate countermeasures to reduce your
exposure to network threats.
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Course
Benefits:
This 4 day class is written for those who require
the fundamental skills to develop and implement security plans
designed to protect their organization's information from
threats.
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Certified Professional Exams:
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Prerequisites:
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Follow-on Classes:
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CISSP - Certified Information Systems
Security Professional - 5 Days
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Security Certified Program SCNP SCNA
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Security Architecture
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Security Access Control & Intrusion Detection
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ITIL Security Management
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CWSP Certified Wireless Security Professional
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Labs:
Exercises and workshops provide you with
experience analyzing system and network security. Activities
include:
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Cracking
passwords
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Scanning
systems with Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA)
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Restricting
computer access with biometrics
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Preventing
unwanted network access with a personal firewall
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Encrypting
and signing important data
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Discovering
security best practices
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Course
Information:
Various sample deliverables are offered utilizing
public domain templates, checklists, and forms. Templates will
change continuously adapting to changes in the disaster planning
and recovery industry.
NCS Data Systems consultants
working in the security field will be dynamically implementing
new scenarios that are over and above the base scenarios used in
student workbooks.
Please note that this is not a class that will
explain the very intricacies of each and every technique and
template available.
NCS Data Systems consultants
constantly revise information used in this class.
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Detailed Course Description:

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To enroll in the class or for further
information and class schedules please contact us via
training@ncsdata.net
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