Description

This course will examine critical network attacks as well as tools, techniques, and policies that can help reduce network attacks and data breaches.

Data breaches have become common place in national and world news, and because of this, engineers now find themselves in new roles in organizations, exclusively focused on securing information. In this course, Network Security Fundamentals, you will learn about the different types of attacks used to bring down networks, and/or steal data from them. First, you will examine the physical security of data centers, password creation recommendations, user account privileges, and devices to monitor network behavior. Next, you will learn about techniques for mitigating these attacks. Finally, you will learn about mechanisms for encrypting wireless traffic. By the end of this course, you will know the difference between WEP, WPA, WPA2, and how you can use multifactor authentication to prevent unauthorized account access.

Topics:

• Course Overview
• Physical Security Devices
• Authentication and Access Controls
• Wireless Network Security
• Network Attack Vectors
• Network Device Hardening
• Network Attack Prevention

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