Learn How to Stop Hackers, Prevent Hacking And Protect Your Asset

What you will learn

Learn How to Protect What The Value

Difference Between Privacy,Anonymity and Pseudonomity

How to Select Your asset

Know Current Threat Model

Zero Trust Model

Description

Have you ever wondered exactly how hackers ‘hack’? Do words like firewalls, encryption, bio-metrics and malware sound confusing to you? Have you been looking for a course that teaches you all the basics of both information and cyber security in a fun relaxed manner? If so then you are going to find this course absolutely perfect for you.

This is a course that is perfect as an introductory one for individuals and students who are interested in becoming cyber security or information security professionals. It is also ideal for students who just want to have a well rounded knowledge about the basic concepts used in the world of information security.

‘An expert with great teaching style: provided clear explanations and concise definitions. Topics were reinforced and made tangible using graphics and real life (or movie) examples. The quizzes helped me retain and feel confident about the material.’ – E. Wolfe

“Great intro to Cyber Security. I currently work in IT and I’m considering transitioning to InfoSec. This course was very informative and it has me motivated to continue exploring and learning more about the field of Cyber Security and InfoSec. I am even going to recommend this to my wife who works in IT management as it would be very useful in helping her understand the different conce

English

Language

Content

Introduction to Current Threats And Vulnerabilities – Knowing Yourself


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Goals and Learning Objectives

Protect What You Value

What is Privacy, Anonymity and Pseudonymity

Security, Vulnerabilities, Threats and Adversaries

Asset Selection

Threat Modeling and Risk Assessments

Security vs Privacy vs Anonymity

Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability

Defense In Depth

The Zero Trust Model