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Training Course
Mastering Infrastructure Security: Strategies, Tools, and Practices (SKF200)
Empower yourself with the essential skills to fortify digital architectures against contemporary and emerging threats.
Who Is It For
This course is designed for developers aiming to deepen their understanding of infrastructure security and management. It is ideal for those who wish to enhance their knowledge in network penetration testing and infrastructure security skills.
Explore the fundamental elements needed to establish and maintain a secure infrastructure configuration and the principles and techniques of network penetration testing to identify potential security vulnerabilities.
By the end of this course, you should be able to fortify digital architectures against contemporary and emerging threats as well as navigate the intricate landscape of infrastructure security.
Course OutlineChapter 1. Course IntroductionChapter 2. Introduction to Infrastructure & Ops SecurityChapter 3. Phases of HackingChapter 4. Reconnaissance - The First Step of HackingChapter 5. Scanning, Identifying Vulnerabilities, and Mapping the NetworkChapter 6. Gaining Access: The Art of ExploitationChapter 7. Mapping and Information GatheringChapter 8. Service Enumeration and Subdomain TakeoverChapter 9. Default Pages, Backup Files, and Application VersionsChapter 10. Command Injection AttacksChapter 11. Privilege Escalation - LinuxChapter 12. Privilege Escalation - WindowsChapter 13. Security, TLS, and ConfigurationChapter 14. Labs - Basic to Advanced
Prerequisites
To get the most possible value from this course, you should be familiar with the following:
General IT concepts, including operating systems, networking, and cloud computing.
Programming Skills: While not a strict requirement, basic programming skills can be beneficial, especially in scripting languages such as Python or Bash.
Fundamental networking principles, including TCP/IP, DNS, routing, and subnetting.
Basic elements of infrastructure, like servers, databases, and network equipment, would be advantageous.
Common security threats, vulnerabilities, and best practices for secure coding and infrastructure management.
Ability to approach complex problems methodically, use logical reasoning, and implement effective solutions.
Lab Info
In order to complete this course, you should have the following:
Reliable Internet Connection: A strong and stable internet connection is required for optimal learning and interaction during the labs. We recommend a broadband connection with a minimum speed of 10 Mbps for the best experience.
Up-to-date Browser: For seamless access to all course materials, please ensure you’re using a modern, up-to-date web browser. Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, or Safari are recommended. Ensure your browser is updated to the latest version to avoid compatibility issues.
JavaScript Enabled: As our labs may require interactive components, make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser settings.
Pop-Up Blocker Disabled: Certain aspects of the lab may open in new windows or tabs, so disabling pop-up blockers for the course website is advised.
Screen Resolution: A minimum screen resolution of 1024×768 for the best viewing and interaction with the course content.
Includes
Online, Self Paced
24 Hours of Course Material
Hands-on Labs & Assignments
12 Months of Access to Online Course
Digital Badge
Discussion forums
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