Audio course. From the basics to more advanced principles of cybersecurity
What you will learn
Fundamentals – The core principles that are essential for protecting computer systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access, cyber threats and breaches
Network Security – The practice of protecting computer networks and their components from unauthorized access, misuse, modification, or destruction
Application security – The practice of securing software applications from malicious attacks, vulnerabilities, and threats
Information security -The protection of digital and non-digital information from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction
Cybersecurity technologies and best practices that can help mitigate cyber risks.
Basics of SIEM – enables organizations to collect and analyse security-related data from various sources across their network infrastructure
Attacks and threats – Learn about many notable Cybersecurity attacks throughout history
Learn about Cybersecurity strategies businessses could employ to mitigate attacks
Learn about TOR and the dark web
Learn about Cryptocurrency security such as the use of hardware wallets to protect your valuable crypto assets
Description
My name is Brian Mackay and I am a Cybersecurity professional, in 2019, I graduated with a Master’s degree in Cybersecurity and Advanced Digital Forensics from Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland. I currently work as a Cybersecurity consultant with the Scotcoin Project CIC since my University days in 2016. I have worked in the IT industry since 1997 when I worked as a first-line support analyst at BT Internet helpdesk in Thurso, Caithness in the far north of Scotland. My main aim is to pass on my knowledge to students who wish to learn about cybersecurity and go on to get a well-paid job in the IT industry. I believe that organisations must embrace a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity that considers the ever-changing nature of the threat landscape. New threats to security crop up all the time, and artificial intelligence is changing how we think about it. The advent of quantum cryptography has also changed things. The processing power of computers is miles faster than it used to be and can crack passwords much quicker. The issue of cybersecurity is of paramount importance in the digital age. With near-continuous revelations about incidents and breaches in the media, businesses and individuals are faced with the challenge of finding the right balance between risk, innovation and cost.
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