Backup Protection
This video gives a brief introduction to the
different types of backups that can be done.
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Block Ciphers
This video describes what a block cipher is.
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Buffer Overflow Attacks
This video gives a brief introduction to the
topic of buffer overflow attacks.
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Digital Certificates
This video describes what a digital certificate
is and how it works.
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Domain Name Services
This video details the components of domain
names and how they translate into IP addresses.
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Due Diligence
This video gives a brief introduction to
examples of Due Diligence.
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Incident Response
This video details components of an Incident
Response team and how to respond to a computer
crime.
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ITIL Problem Management
This video describes the procedures of problem
management.
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Security Concepts
This video describes different concepts people
have about security, flaws and vulnerabilities.
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Wireless Security
This video gives a brief introduction to
wireless security and attacks.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Introduction to Wireless
Integration and Security Course
This section provides an outline of the topics
that will be covered in the course, along with an
overview of the different Wireless certifications.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Module 1 – Introduction to WLANs
This module covers the historical aspects of
wireless networking technology, the advantages of
using WLAN technology over traditional networking,
identifying the various wireless component
technology used in WLANs and the definitions of the
various types of wireless networks.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Module 2 – Radio Frequency
Fundamentals
This module covers the basics of RF principles,
identification and comprehension of RF behavior, RF
concepts associated with antennas, RF units of
measurement and how RF components relate to 802.11.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Module 3 – Radio Transmission
Technologies
This module provides an overview of relevant
organizations, transmission technologies and
standards that define wireless networking and
security.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Module 4 – Wireless LAN Devices
This module covers the historical aspects of
wireless networking technology and its impact on
society, the advantages of using WLAN technology
over traditional networks, the identification of
various wireless component technology used in WLANs
and the definition of various types of WLANs.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Module 5 – Antennae
This module provides an overview of antenna,
followed by a description of the types of antenna,
antenna components, and issues related to antenna
design and placement.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Module 6 – 802.11 Network
Architecture Design
This module covers the design and development of
the 802.11 standard and its relationship in the OSI
model, how 802.11 maps to the Physical and MAC Layer
components and the intricacies of the 802.11 network
connection process.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Module 7 – WLAN Security
This module addresses the topics of security
weaknesses associated with implementing WLAN
networks, the different technologies used to secure
wireless networks, various methods of attack, how to
best security your wireless environment and testing
the security of wireless configurations.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Module 8 – WLAN Site Surveying and
Troubleshooting
The module covers the reasons for and benefits
of a good site survey, factors that can degrade the
RF signal, how to gather sufficient information and
determine proper hardware placement, security needs
analysis, documentation requirements and
troubleshooting WLANs.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Module 9 – WPAN, WWAN and Cellular
Technologies
The module provides an overview on WPAN
technologies, Wireless Regional Area technology,
Wireless Wide Area technology and Cellular
technology.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Lab 1 - Installation and
Configuration of a Wireless Network Interface Card
Part 1
This lab provides instruction on installation
and configuration of a Wireless Network Interface
Card.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Lab 1 - Installation and
Configuration of a Wireless Network Interface Card
Part 2
This lab continues the instruction on
installation and configuration of a Wireless Network
Interface Card.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Lab 2 – Associating with a
Wireless Access Point on a Windows Vista Computer
This lab provides instruction on associating
with a wireless access point using a computer
running Windows Vista.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Lab 3 – Understanding Radio
Frequency Waves
This lab provides instruction on radio frequency
waves.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Lab 4 – Decibel Calculations
This lab provides instruction on how to perform
Decibel (dB) calculations.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Lab 5 – Securing an enterprise
grade Wireless Access Point with Cisco 1220 AP
This lab provides instruction on how to secure
an enterprise grade wireless access point with a
Cisco product.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Lab 6 – Securing a high speed
802.11n wireless access point using a Cisco Linksys
WRVS4400n access point
This lab provides instruction on how to secure a
high speed wireless access point with a Cisco
product.
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Wireless Integration and
Security Course - Lab 7 – Performing wireless frame
analysis using Wireshark, a free sniffer tool
This lab provides instruction on how to perform
wireless frame analysis using Wireshark.
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Ethical Hacking and
Penetration Testing
In this section, we will be going over the
Introduction to Ethical Hacking and Penetration
Testing Methodologies, Security Testing, and
Building a Test System.
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Footprinting and
Reconnaissance
In this section, we will be going through
Discovery/Verification, by digging in deep into
Gathering of Information, through Corporate
Information/Internet Presence, Googling for
Passwords, Social Engineering, Networking, and
Telephony Attack Types.
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TCP/IP Basics and Scanning
In this section, we will be going through the
basics of TCP/IP, Ping Sweeps, and Port Scanning.
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Enumeration and Verification
In this section, we will be going through
Operating System Identification, SNMP, Finger, SMTP,
NetBIOS, CIFS/SMB, SID to Account-Name Resolution,
LDAP/Active Directory, and GUI Tools.
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Hacking and Defending
Wireless/Modems
In this section, we will be going through
attacking Wireless Systems, reconnaissance, and
finishing up with defense countermeasures. This will
all you to be able to build a better network design,
secure your access points, and understand immerging
technologies. This section also covers attacking
modems, reconnaissance through these methods, and
defenses.
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Hacking and Defending Web
Servers
In this section, we will cover the subject of
attacking and defending web servers. We will be
going through Web Servers in General (HTTP/URL/SSL),
Apache Web Servers (Functionality, Attacking, and
Defending), Microsoft Internet Information Server
(Functionality/Security Features, Attacking, and
Defending), then finishing up with Web Server
Vulnerability Assessment.
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Hacking and Defending Web
Applications
In this section, we will cover the subject of
attacking and defending web application servers.
Securing web applications and services comes down to
secure coding practices, good authentication
routines, and patching management. In this section,
we will cover best practice methods for preventing
input validation attacks as well as SQL injection
attacks. In addition to these coding best practices,
we will discuss issuing secure cookies, and adding a
third authentication factor to web applications to
prevent brute-force attacks.
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Sniffers and Session Hijacking
In this section, we will cover the subject of
Sniffers (Packet Capturing), both Passive and
Active; and Session Hijacking methodology and tools.
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Hacking and Defending Windows
Systems
In this section, we will cover critical
operating system components, obtaining credentials,
system attacks, and hiding tracks in Hacking Windows
Systems. Then we will show you how to defend the
Windows Systems, by hardening the systems, strong
authentication, password auditing, and file
permissions.
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Hacking and Defending Unix
Systems
In this section, we will cover password, buffer
overflow, race condition, format string, and file
system attacks, along with hiding tracks on Hacking
Unix/Linux systems. After showing you these attacks,
we will guide you through defending the Unix/Linux
systems, by hardening the systems (Boot Loader
Passwords, Strong Password Policies, Single Sign-On
Technologies, Tight File Permissions, removing
unnecessary services, and hardening scripts), and by
using encryption and VPNs on defending the
Unix/Linux systems.
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Rootkits, Backdoors, Trojans
and Tunnels
In this section, we cover various malicious
tools that attackers use to exploit your networks
and maintain access. This will be completed through
Rootkits (LRK, Windows NT, AFX Rootkit, and
Prevention), Backdoors (netcat, VNC, and
Prevention/Detection), Trojans (Back Orifice, NetBus,
SubSeven, and Prevention/Detection), and Tunnels
(Loki, Q-2.4, and Prevention/Detection).
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Denial of Service and Botnets
In this section, we will cover the subject of
attacking and defending systems from
Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks and botnets. DoS
attacks can have a devastating impact on the target
organization or individual system. We will also breakdown what a DoS attack is and what
reasons are often behind someone using such an
attack. We will also discuss the types of DoS
attacks that exist and their outcomes, as well as
how attackers can mask their IPs by spoofing the
source address.
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Automated Penetration Testing
Tools
In this section, we will be covering Automated
Penetration and Testing Tools as in Core Impact,
Canvas, and Metasploit.
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Intrusion Detection Systems
In this section, we will be covering Intrusion
Detection Systems (IDSs), starting with an
introduction to IDSs, introduction to Snort, and
attacking an IDS. Attacking an IDS has a few
separate steps, to include Detection, Eluding, and
Testing.
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Firewalls
In this section, we will be covering Firewalls.
We will be going through firewall types and
architectures, IPTables/Netfilters, and exploiting
of firewalls.
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Honeypots and Honeynets
In this section, we will cover the subject of
attacking and defending networks through the use of
honeypots and honeynets. This will be accomplished
by going through the background, types and
categories, and implementing of Honeypots. All types
of Honeypots will be discussed, along with
implementing of a Honeypot, and finishing up with
legal considerations of honeypot implementation.
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Ethics and Legal Issues
In this section, we will be covering the
Ethical, Proper Ethical Disclosure of
Bugs/Vulnerabilities, and Legal Issues of Ethical
Hacking and Penetration Testing.
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CISSP Essentials training:
Domain 1, Security Management Practices
In this video, Shon Harris details how security
management facilitates an enterprise's security
vision by formalizing the infrastructure, defining
the activities, and applying the tools and
techniques necessary to control, monitor and
coordinate security efforts across an organization.
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CISSP Essentials training:
Domain 2, Access Control
In this video, Shon Harris details how access
controls support the core security principles of
confidentiality, integrity and availability by
inducing subjects to positively identify themselves,
verify they possess appropriate credentials and the
necessary rights and privileges to obtain access to
the target resource and its information. Key focus
areas include access control principles;
administration and practices; models and
technologies; types, methods and techniques; and
threat monitoring.
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CISSP Essentials training:
Domain 3, Cryptography
In this video featuring Shon Harris, learn how
cryptography, its components, methods and uses are
employed in the enterprise to store and transmit
messages safely.
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CISSP Essentials training:
Domain 4, Security Models and Architecture
In this video, Shon Harris investigates the
framework and structures that make up typical
computer systems. The special video presentation
sketches the evolution of security models and
evaluation methods as they have struggled to keep
pace with changing technology needs.
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CISSP Essentials training:
Domain 5, Telecommunications and networking
In this video, Shon Harris describes how
networking is one of the more complex topics in the
computer field, mainly because so many components
are involved.
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CISSP Essentials training:
Domain 6, Application and System Development
In this video, Shon Harris details how
applications and systems are structured, what
security mechanisms and strategies are commonly used
to secure data during access, processing and
storage; it also presents some of the common threats
and countermeasures.
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CISSP Essentials training:
Domain 7, Business Continuity
In this video, Shon Harris details how disaster
recovery processes make it possible to survive a
disaster and respond effectively immediately
following a disaster event.
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CISSP Essentials training:
Domain 8, Law, Investigations and Ethics
In this video, Shon Harris details how the
issues of investigating computer crimes, the role of
forensics, types of evidence and how to ensure that
companies are compliant to applicable laws.
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CISSP Essentials training:
Domain 9, Physical Security
In this video, Shon Harris details Domain 9 of
the Common Body of Knowledge, which addresses the
challenges of securing the physical space, its
systems and the people who work within it by use of
administrative, technical and physical controls.
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CISSP Essentials training:
Domain 10, Operations Security
In this video, Shon Harris details the process
of understanding enterprise security operations from
a competitor's/enemy's/hacker's viewpoint and then
developing and applying countermeasures to mitigate
identified threats.
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Incident Response
Shaun Drutar briefly describes the definition of
incident response and the security incident handling
process.
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Ethical Hacking - TCP/IP and Scanning
View Allen Harper's presentation on TCP/IP and Scanning. Please note that there is only a limited amount of audio during the presentation.
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Ethical Hacking - Enumeration and Verification
View Allen Harper's presentation on Enumeration and Verification. Please note that there is only a limited amount of audio during the presentation.
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Ethical Hacking - Penetration Testing Methodology
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Ethical Hacking - Footprinting and Reconnaissance
View Allen Harper's presentation on Footprinting and Reconnaissance. Please note that there is only a limited amount of audio during the presentation.
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Logical Security
Shon Harris describes her company, Logical Security, and its CISSP products and courses.
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