CompTIA Security+ SY0-601

There are many ways for attackers to find their way into your network. In this video, you’ll learn about zero-day attacks, open permissions, unsecured root accounts, and much more. << Previous Video: Threat Research Next: Third-party Risks >>     There are many ways for attackers to find their way inside of your network. And […]

Researching and understanding potential threats is an ongoing part of any security professional’s job. In this video, you’ll learn about vendor websites, vulnerability feeds, academic journals, RFCs, and more. << Previous Video: Threat Intelligence Next: Vulnerability Types >> To be able to stop a threat you have to know the threat exists. And as an

There are many ways to research and prepare for threats. In this video, you’ll learn about OSINT, vulnerability databases, information sharing, and other intelligence sources. << Previous Video: Attack Vectors Next: Threat Research >>     As a security professional, you may be spending quite a bit of time researching threats that could be potentially

If you’re going to stop the attack, you have to know where the attack is focused. In this video, you’ll learn about direct access, wireless, email, supply chain, and many other attack vectors. << Previous Video: Threat Actors Next: Threat Intelligence >>     The attack vector is the method that the attacker will use

here are many different sources of threats with many different motivations for attacking your network. In this video, you’ll learn about threat actors and the differences between these different types of attacker. << Previous Video: Malicious Scripts Next: Attack Vectors >> The definition of a threat actor is an entity responsible for an event that

An attacker might use different scripting methods depending on the situation. In this video, you’ll learn about PowerShell scripts, Python, shell scripts, macros, and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). << Previous Video: Denial of Service Next: Threat Actors >> If you’ve ever done any type of automation or scripting with an operating system or devices

An attacker can use many different techniques to cause a service to become unavailable. In this video, you’ll learn about denial of service, distributed DoS, DDoS amplification, application DoS, and operational technology DoS. << Previous Video: DNS Attacks Next: Malicious Scripts >>     A Denial of Service is when an attacker causes a service