CompTIA Security+ Training Program

Enroll in Zeblearns CompTIA Security+ Training Program to master the skills required for cybersecurity roles and prepare for the CompTIA Security+ certification exam. Learn about network security, cryptography, risk management, and other essential topics through interactive lectures and hands-on labs. Gain the knowledge needed to secure IT systems and advance your career in cybersecurity. Join now to become CompTIA Security+ certified with Zeblearns comprehensive training program.

Fundamentals of Security

Threats and Vulnerabilities

Confidentiality

Integrity

Availability

Non-repudiation

Authentication

Authorization

Accounting

Security Control Categories

Security Control Types

Gap Analysis

Zero Trust

Threat Actors

Threat Actor Motivations

Threat Actor Attributes

Unskilled Attackers

Hacktivists

Organized Crime

Nation-state Actor

Insider Threats

Shadow IT

Threat Vectors and Attack Surfaces

Outsmarting Threat Actors

Physical Security

Fencing and Bollards

Attacking with Brute Force

Surveillance Systems

Bypassing Surveillance Systems

Access Control Vestibules

Door Locks

Social Engineering

Motivational Triggers

Impersonation

Pretexting

Phishing Attacks

Preventing Phishing Attacks

Conducting an Anti-Phishing Campaign

Frauds and Scams

Influence Campaigns

Other Social Engineering Attacks

Malware

Viruses

Worms

Trojans

Viruses and Trojans

Ransomware

Zombies and Botnets

Rootkits

Backdoors and Logic Bombs

Keylogger

Spyware and Bloatware

Malware Attack Techniques

Indications of Malware Attacks

Data Protection

Data Classifications

Data Ownership

Data States

Data Types

Data Sovereignty

Securing Data

Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

Configuring a DLP

Cryptographic Solutions

Symmetric vs Asymmetric

Symmetric Algorithms

Asymmetric Algorithms

Hashing

Increasing Hash Security

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

Digital Certificates

Exploring Digital Certificates

Blockchain

Encryption Tools

Obfuscation

Cryptographic Attacks

Risk Management

Risk Assessment Frequency

Risk Identification

Risk Register

Qualitative Risk Analysis

Quantitative Risk Analysis

Risk Management Strategies

Risk Monitoring and Reporting

Third-party Vendor Risks

Supply Chain Risks

Supply Chain Attacks

Vendor Assessment

Vendor Selection and Monitoring

Contracts and Agreements

Governance and Compliance

Governance

Governance Structures

Policies

Standards

Procedures

Governance Considerations

Compliance

Non-compliance Consequences

Asset and Change Management

Acquisition and Procurement

Mobile Asset Deployments

Asset Management

Asset Disposal and Decommissioning

Change Management

Change Management Processes

Technical Implications of Changes

Documenting Changes

Audits and Assessments

Internal Audits and Assessments

Performing an Internal Assessment

External Audits and Assessments

Performing an External Assessment

Penetration Testing

Reconnaissance in Pentesting

Performing a Basic PenTest

Attestation of Findings

Cyber Resilience and Redundancy

High Availability

Data Redundancy

Configuring a RAID

Capacity Planning

Powering Data Centers

Data Backups

Continuity of Operations Plan

Redundant Site Considerations

Resilience and Recovery Testing

Security Architecture

On-premise versus the Cloud

Cloud Security

Virtualization and Containerization

Serverless

Microservices

Network Infrastructure

Software-Defined Network (SDN)

Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

Centralized vs Decentralized Architectures

Internet of Things (IoT)

ICS and SCADA

Embedded Systems

Security Infrastructure

Ports and Protocols

Firewalls

Configuring Firewalls

IDS and IPS

Network Appliances

Port Security

Securing Network Communications

SD-WAN and SASE

Infrastructure Considerations

Selecting Infrastructure Controls

Identity and Access Management (IAM) Solutions

Identity and Access Management (IAM)

Multifactor Authentication

Password Security

Password Attacks

Single Sign-On (SSO)

Federation

Privileged Access Management (PAM)

Access Control Models

Assigning Permissions

Vulnerabilities and Attacks

Hardware Vulnerabilities

Bluetooth Vulnerabilities and Attacks

Mobile Vulnerabilities and Attacks

Zero-day Vulnerabilities

Operating System Vulnerabilities

SQL and XML Injections

Conducting an SQL Injection

XSS and XSRF

Buffer Overflow

Race Conditions

Malicious Activity

Distributed Denial of Service

Domain Name System (DNS) Attacks

Directory Traversal Attack

Execution and Escalation Attack

Replay Attacks

Session Hijacking

On-Path Attacks

Injection Attacks

Indicators of Compromise (IoC)

Hardening

Changing Default Configurations

Restricting Applications

Unnecessary Services

Trusted Operating Systems

Updates and Patches

Patch Management

Group Policies

SELinux

Data Encryption Levels

Secure Baselines

Security Techniques

Wireless Infrastructure Security

Wireless Security Settings

Application Security

Network Access Control (NAC)

Web and DNS Filtering

Email Security

Endpoint Detection and Response

User Behavior Analytics

Selecting Secure Protocols

Identifying Vulnerabilities

Threat Intelligence Feeds

Responsible Disclosure Programs

Analyzing Vulnerabilities

Conducting Vulnerability Scans

Assessing Vulnerability Scan Results

Vulnerability Response and Remediation

Validating Vulnerability Remediation

Vulnerability Reporting

Monitoring Resources

Alerting and Monitoring Activities

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)

Data from Security Tools

Security Content Automation and Protocol (SCAP)

NetFlow and Flow Analysis

Single Pane of Glass

Incident Response Process

Threat Hunting

Root Cause Analysis

Incident Response Training and Testing

Digital Forensic Procedures

Data Collection Procedures

Disk Imaging and Analysis

Investigating with Data

Dashboards

Automated Reports

Vulnerability Scans

Packet Captures

Firewall Logs

Application Logs

Endpoint Logs

OS-specific Security Logs

IPS/IDS Logs

Network Logs

Metadata

When to Automate and Orchestrate

Benefits of Automation and Orchestration

Automating Support Tickets

Automating Onboarding

Automating Security

Automating Application Development

Integrations and APIs

Recognizing Insider Threats

Password Management

Avoiding Social Engineering

Policy and Handbooks

Remote and Hybrid Work Environments

Creating a Culture of Security

CompTIA Security+ Training Program

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Course content

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CompTIA Security+ Training Program

Check Your Course Fee

KEY POINTS

90+

18+

1500+

5+

ZebLearn Certification Partners – Globally Recognized Credentials!

Course content

# Fundamentals of Security

# Threat Actors

# Physical Security

# Social Engineering

# Malware

# Data Protection

# Cryptographic Solutions

# Risk Management

# Third-party Vendor Risks

# Governance and Compliance

# Asset and Change Management

# Audits and Assessments

# Cyber Resilience and Redundancy

# Security Architecture

# Security Infrastructure

# Identity and Access Management (IAM) Solutions

# Vulnerabilities and Attacks

# Malicious Activity

# Hardening

# Security Techniques

# Vulnerability Management

# Alerting and Monitoring

# Incident Response

# Investigating an Incident

# Automation and Orchestration

# Security Awareness

Why Should You Learn CompTIA Security+ Training?

Request more information

What you will get at Zeblearnindia Learning?

() 60 Minutes WEBINAR with CERTIFICATE

Explore Our Courses Across India - Flexible batches