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Description: CompTIA Security+ 2008 Certification TRaining Course CompTIA's Security+ is a vendor-neutral certification that validates the competency of security professionals working in the IT industry. The Security Plus Certification confirms a technician's critical knowledge of communication security, infrastructure security, cryptography, operational security, and general security concepts. Because human error is the number one cause for a network security breach, CompTIA Security+ is recognized by the technology community as a valuable credential that proves competency with information security. The CompTIA Security+ Certification Training Course from BeachFront Quizzer measures the necessary competencies for an IT professional with approximately two years networking experience. Students will learn the knowledge and skills needed to protect your business from the theft or destruction of information or disruption of communication. BeachFront Quizzer's Security Plus training course follows the CompTIA authorized curriculum, ensuring you receive the training and knowledge needed to succeed. BeachFront Quizzer is so certain this class meets and exceeds the exam objectives, we guarantee you will pass your exam! CompTIA Security+ Exam Objectives The Security+ exam blueprint includes the test objectives and the relative weightings. The table below lists the domains measured by this examination and the extent to which they are represented in the examination. Example topics and concepts are included to clarify the test objectives and should not be construed as a comprehensive list of all the content of this exam. Learning segments SYO-201: CompTIA Security+ 2008 Introduction Course Overview Security Fundamentals Threats and Prevention Mitigating Threats Securing the System Virus and Spyware Management Browser Security Social Engineering Threats User Names and Passwords Authentication Attacks Hashing Biometrics Authorization Review Policies and Policy Types Domain Security Policy Other Policies and Auditing Review Cryptography Encryption Algorithms Asymmetric and Symmetric Digital Certificates and Trust Models Encryption and Decryption Keys Review Web and Email Services Web Security Review File and Print Resources Printer Security Review Ports and Protocols Addressing Protocol Attacks Review Network and Wireless Security OSI Model Network Component Security Network Defense Security Issues Security Topologies VPNs and Virtualization Wireless Network Standards Wireless Security Network Router Configuration Review Remote Access Security Authentication Systems VPN Technology and Tunneling Protocols Review System Auditing System Monitoring Logging and Monitoring Review Vulnerability Risk Assessment Intrusion Detection Computer Forensics Review Security Configuration Organizational Security Business Continuity Windows XP Windows Vista Course Review Lab: Enable IEEE 802.1x Authentication Labs and Learning Supplements Lab: Internet Explorer Security Settings for ASP Lab: Configure Cookie Handling in Internet Explorer Lab: IPSEC (Internet Protocol Security) Policies Lab: View a SSL Secured Site Certification Path Lab: Configure Authentication Using RADIUS Lab: View and Modify NTFS and Share Permissions Lab: Configure a VPN (Virtual Private Network) Lab: Modify Services in Windows XP Professional Lab: View and Change the Local Audit Policy Lab: View and Change the Default Backup Type |
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