When do you detect, and when do you prevent? In this video, you’ll learn the advantages of cameras vs. guards and the differences between IDS and IPS strategies.
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The security posture of your organization is an important security fundamental. In this video, you’ll learn about the importance of a security posture, continuous security monitoring, and remediation.
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Some fundamental physical port security best practices can help protect your network from unwanted systems. In this video, you’ll learn about MAC filtering, 802.1X features, and the importance of disabling unused ports.
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There are many different ways to make your computer more secure. In this video, you’ll learn about techniques like disabling unnecessary services, best practices for password protection, disabling unnecessary accounts, and more.
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We not only must stop the bad guys from digitally entering our network, but we also have to stop them at the door of our building. In this video, you’ll learn about physical security, hardware locks, mantraps, video surveillance, and fencing.
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Your logs contain valuable information, if you know where to look. In this video, you’ll learn about log monitoring, the use of security baselines and thresholds, and the importance of securing your log information.
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What is the minimum category of copper cable required to support speeds up to 1,000 megabits per second?
Why is the IPv4 address range of 127.0.0.0/8 not considered part of a subnet class?
At what point is the “Last Known Good Configuration” updated to the current configuration? A) Five minutes after boot B) During the next login C) During the next System Restore checkpoint D) During the next logoff E) What’s really “good?” What if the configuration is only “somewhat reasonable?”
