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Cyberspace and Cybersecurity

Train to become the Chief Information Officer (CIO) who protects Information Systems & destroys attackers like a cyber-warrior. 

(CYBRSPCE.AV1) / ISBN : 978-1-64459-624-1
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Address, Avert, & Act to protect your valued information systems from any malicious attack with our Cyberspace and Cybersecurity course & take secure coding to the next level. 

Navigate every risk in hardware and software with intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDPS) to focus on deploying security measures against cyberattacks.

From technical to human errors, handle legal and ethical issues like a true security champion with a gamified course, Start now! 

Skills You’ll Get

  • Analyze cyber threats and vulnerabilities
  • Identify risks in information systems infrastructure
  • Secure the information systems through ​​encryption & asset identification
  • Learn about the education & responsibilities of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) 
  • Develop and manage Business Continuity Planning
  • Predict Cyberattacks
  • Configure, classify & compare IDPS (Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems) 
  • Compliance with Cyber-Related Laws in the United States
  • Security with digital currencies like Bitcoin and crypto
  • Investigate hackers, crackers & electronic crimes
  • Implement security procedures and disaster recovery plans
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1

Preface

  • The Modern World
  • Purpose and Audience
  • The Course
2

Vulnerabilities in Information Systems

  • Introduction
  • Causes of Vulnerability
  • Measuring Vulnerability
  • Avoiding Vulnerabilities through Secure Coding
  • Mistakes Can Be Good
  • Threats Classification
  • Threat Modeling Process
  • Security Starts at Home
  • Security in Applications
  • Introducing Countermeasures
  • International Awareness
  • Exercises
3

Vulnerabilities in the Organization

  • Introduction
  • Common Organizational Vulnerabilities
  • Access Authorization and Authentication
  • Human Factors
  • Security Services
  • External Technologies
  • Vulnerabilities in Networks
  • Wireless Networks
  • Bluetooth
  • Wireless Fidelity
  • Worldwide Interoperability Microwave Access
  • Cloud Computing
  • Internet of Things
  • Automotive Cybersecurity
  • Vulnerability Assessment Tools
  • Exercises
4

Risks in Information Systems Infrastructure

  • Introduction
  • Risks in Hardware
  • Risks in Software
  • Risks in People
  • Risks in Laptops
  • Risks in Cyberspace
  • Risks in Legacy Infrastructure
  • Risks in Mobile Telephony
  • Risk Insurance in Cyberspace
  • Exercises
5

Secure Information Systems

  • Introduction
  • Assets Identification
  • Assets Communication
  • Assets Storage
  • Resource Access Control Facility
  • Securing the Email Communications
  • Information Security Management
  • Encryption Options in Emails
  • Steganography
  • Exercises
6

Cybersecurity and the CIO

  • Introduction
  • CIO: Personality
  • CIO: Education
  • Continuing Education and Skills Acquisition
  • CIO: Experience
  • CIO: Responsibilities
  • CIO: Information Security
  • CIO: The Changing Role
  • Adding Business Value through Cybersecurity
  • Exercises
7

Building a Secure Organization

  • Introduction
  • Business Continuity Planning
  • System Access Control
  • System Development and Maintenance
  • Physical and Environmental Security
  • Compliance
  • Personnel Security
  • Security Organization
  • Computer and Network Management
  • Asset Classification and Control
  • Security Policy
  • Encryption Key Management
  • EKM Features
  • Key Selection
  • Algorithms
  • Exercises
8

Cyberspace Intrusions

  • Introduction
  • IDPS Configuration
  • IDPS Capabilities
  • IDPS Management
  • IDPS Classification
  • IDPS Comparison
  • Predicting Cybersecurity Attacks
  • Cybersecurity Trends
  • Ransomware
  • Exercises
9

Cyberspace Defense

  • Introduction
  • File Protection Applications
  • PC Performance Applications
  • Protection Tools
  • Exercises
10

Cyberspace and the Law

  • Introduction
  • International Laws
  • Cyber-Related Laws in the United States
  • Cybercrime
  • Cybercrime in Banking
  • Cybercrime in e-Commerce
  • Cybersecurity in Maritime
  • Exercises
11

Cyber Warfare and Homeland Security

  • Introduction
  • Cyber Warfare
  • Homeland Security
  • Cybersecurity Preparedness
  • Distributed Defense
  • Warfare Information in an Information Warfare Terrain
  • Developing a National Strategy for Cybersecurity
  • Exercises
12

Digital Currencies

  • Introduction
  • The Blockchain Concept
  • Cryptocurrencies
  • Bitcoin
  • Cryptocurrency Wallet
  • Cybercrime in the Cryptocurrencies Domain
  • Purchasing Cryptocurrencies
  • Exercises
13

Transformation of Traditional Crime into Cybercrime

  • Introduction
  • Electronic Crime
  • Forms of Cybercrime
  • Investigating Electronic Crimes
  • Hackers and Crackers
  • Investigating Cybercrimes
  • Financial Cyber Scams
  • Chat Rooms
  • Trends in Cybercrime
  • Conclusion
  • Exercises

1

Vulnerabilities in Information Systems

  • Displaying Network Information
2

Vulnerabilities in the Organization

  • Connecting an iPhone to a Laptop via Bluetooth
  • Configuring a VPN
  • Connecting an iPhone to Wi-Fi
3

Secure Information Systems

  • Encrypting Folder and Sub Folder
  • Implementing Symmetric Encryption
  • Adding a Digital Certificate
  • Configuring Network Firewall
4

Building a Secure Organization

  • Implementing Physical Security
5

Cyberspace Intrusions

  • Implementing IDPS Topology with Passive Sensing
  • Implementing IDPS Topology with In-line Sensing
  • Simulating a DoS Attack
  • Implementing an Intrusion Detection System
  • Hosting-Based IDPS
6

Cyberspace Defense

  • Creating a File Backup
  • Scanning the Computer Using MBSA Tool
  • Cracking Passwords Using Cain and Abel

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Individuals with experience should take the cyberspace & cybersecurity course to validate their skills & become the next Chief Information Officer (CIO) But, good news for beginners! Get started with these foundational cybersecurity courses - 

 

The cyberspace & cybercrime training course is ideal for IT professionals, keen graduates, aspiring Chief Information Officers, and anyone interested in creating safe online spaces. 

CIOs earn an annual average salary ranging from $210,000 to $220,000 based on their experience, company size & skill set. 

Yes, you will get access to hands-on labs where practical learning will help you tackle real-world cyber threats. 

Yes, you’ll receive a certification to showcase your cybersecurity expertise upon completing the course. 

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