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Security risks are everywhere, including with third-parties. In this video, you’ll learn about risks associated with vendors, the supply chain, business partners, and more. << Previous Video: Personnel Security Next: Managing Data >> If you are part of a company, then you’re certainly going to be working with some third party vendors. These could be […]

There are many security policies required to protect employee data. In this video, you’ll learn about acceptable use policies, least privilege, background checks, user training, and more. << Previous Video: Secure Configurations Next: Third-party Risk Management >> Most organizations will have a documented set of rules called an Acceptable Use Policy, or an AUP. This

The default configuration of a system is rarely the most secure. In this video, you’ll learn about secure configurations for web servers, operating systems, application servers, and network infrastructure devices. << Previous Video: Security Frameworks Next: Personnel Security >> If you’ve installed a server, an operating system, or some other device, the default configuration is

The industry provides many options for determining best practices and frameworks for IT security. In this video, you’ll learn about the CIS CSC, NIST RMF, NIST CSF, ISO/IEC frameworks, SSAE SOC 2, and the CSA CCM. << Previous Video: Security Regulations and Standards Next: Secure Configurations >> If you’re just starting off in IT security,

It’s important for security professionals to be aware of any compliance regulations. In this video, you’ll learn about GDPR and PCI DSS. << Previous Video: Security Controls Next: Security Frameworks >> Along with all the other tasks associated with an IT security professional, you will also be asked to follow certain compliance guidelines. These are

There are many different risks to manage using existing security controls. In this video, you’ll learn about managerial, operational, technical, preventive, detective, corrective, deterrent, compensating, and physical security controls. << Previous Video: Managing Evidence Next: Security Frameworks >> As IT security professionals, you will be asked to manage many different kinds of risks that you

Once evidence has been collected, the data must be managed properly. In this video, you’ll learn about data integrity, preservation, e-discovery, data recovery, non-repudiation, and strategic intelligence. << Previous Video: On-Premises vs. Cloud Forensics Next: Security Controls >> When you’re collecting data for evidence, you want to be sure that nothing is going to change

Performing forensics in the cloud provides additional challenges to the security professional. In this video, you’ll learn about right-to-audit clauses, regulatory issues, and data breach notification laws. << Previous Video: Forensics Data Acquisition Next: Managing Evidence >> Up to this point, we have been describing our digital forensics process with devices that would be in

Capturing digital data is a series of technical challenges. In this video, you’ll learn about capturing data from disk, RAM, swap files, operating systems, firmware, and other sources. << Previous Video: Digital Forensics Next: On-Premises vs. Cloud Forensics >> One challenge you have when collecting data from a system is that some of the data

The gathering digital forensics is often a critically important process. In this video, you’ll learn about legal holds, video capture, admissibility, chain of custody, time offsets, and more. << Previous Video: Security Configurations Next: Forensics Data Acquisition >> Digital forensics describes the process of collecting and protecting information that is usually related to some type