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Intro Certificate Course In Cybersecurity For Beginners
Published 6/2024
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Language: English | Size: 645.74 MB | Duration: 3h 14m
Introductory Certificate Course in Cybersecurity for Beginners: Cybersecurity Basics, Information Security
What you'll learn
Understand the Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
Identify Common Cyber Threats and Vulnerabilities
Implement Basic Security Measures
Practice Safe Internet and Email Usage
Understand Network Security Basics
Develop an Awareness of Cybersecurity Careers and Further Learning Paths
Requirements
Basic Computer Literacy
Access to a Computer and Internet Connection
Willingness to Learn and Engage
Basic Understanding of English
No Prior Cybersecurity Knowledge Required
Ability to Allocate Time for Study
Description
In the "Introductory Certificate Course in Cybersecurity for Beginners," students delve into the foundational principles of cybersecurity to develop essential skills for protecting digital assets. The course comprises five comprehensive modules, each focusing on key areas critical to understanding and implementing cybersecurity measures effectively.The "Foundations of Cybersecurity" module lays the groundwork by introducing fundamental concepts, such as the CIA triad (confidentiality, integrity, availability) and basic security protocols.In the "Cyber Threat Landscape" module, learners explore common cyber threats and attack vectors, including malware, phishing, and social engineering, gaining insights into how these threats compromise digital security.The "Social Media Security" module examines the unique risks associated with social media platforms and strategies for safeguarding personal and organizational data in these environments.Next, the "E-Commerce and Digital Payments Security" module addresses the security challenges inherent in online transactions, emphasizing secure practices for conducting e-commerce and digital payments securely.Lastly, the "Security for Digital Devices and Technologies" module equips students with knowledge and techniques to protect various digital devices, including computers, smartphones, and IoT devices, against cyber threats.Throughout the course, learners engage in practical exercises, case studies, and discussions to reinforce their understanding of cybersecurity principles and apply them in real-world scenarios. By the course's conclusion, students emerge with a solid grasp of cybersecurity fundamentals, empowering them to contribute to digital security efforts effectively.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction To Course
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Module I
Lecture 2 M 1: Foundations of Cybersecurity
Lecture 3 M1 S1: Understanding Cyberspace: Basic Concepts and Terminology
Lecture 4 M1 S2: Overview of Computer Architecture and Web Technologies
Lecture 5 M1 S3: Internet and World Wide Web: Evolution and Infrastructure
Lecture 6 M1 S4: Introduction to Cybersecurity: Definition, Importance, and Challenges
Lecture 7 M1 S5: Governance and Regulation of Cyberspace
Lecture 8 M1 S6: Internet Society: Roles and Responsibilities
Section 3: Module II
Lecture 9 M II: Cyber Threat Landscape
Lecture 10 MII S1: Classification of Cybercrimes
Lecture 11 MII S2: Cybercrime Against Women and Children: Overview
Lecture 12 MII S3: Malware Attacks: Overview
Lecture 13 MII S4: Zero-Day and Zero-Click Attacks: Basics
Lecture 14 MII S5: • Modus Operandi of Cybercriminals: Basic Understanding
Lecture 15 MII S6: Reporting and Mitigation of Cybercrimes: Basic Overview
Lecture 16 MII S7: Cybersecurity Organizations and Laws in Various Countries: Basic
Lecture 17 Case Studies of Cybercrime Incidents: Simple Examples
Section 4: Module III
Lecture 18 M III: Social Media Security
Lecture 19 M III S1: Introduction to Social Networks and Media Platforms: Basic Concepts
Lecture 20 M III S2: Social Media Monitoring and Marketing: Simple Overview
Lecture 21 MIII S3: Privacy Challenges and Security Issues: Basic Understanding
Lecture 22 MIII S4 Managing Inappropriate Content: Basic Guidelines for Flagging and Report
Lecture 23 MIII S4: Laws and Best Practices for Social Media Use: Introduction
Lecture 24 MIII S6: Case Studies on Social Media Security Incidents: Basic Examples
Section 5: Module IV
Lecture 25 M IV: E-Commerce and Digital Payments Security
Lecture 26 MIV S1: E-Commerce Fundamentals: Simple Definition and Components
Lecture 27 M IV S2:E-Commerce Security: Basic Threats and Best Practices
Lecture 28 M IV S3:Introduction to Digital Payments: Basic Concepts
Lecture 29 MIV S4:Digital Payment Modes: Simple Explanation of Cards, UPI, e-Wallets, USSD
Lecture 30 M IV S 5: Digital Payment Security: Common Frauds and Simple Preventive Measures
Section 6: Module V
Lecture 31 M V: Security for Digital Devices and Technologies
Lecture 32 MV S1: End Point and Mobile Device Security: Basic Overview
Lecture 33 M V S2: Password Policies and Security Patch Management: Simple Guidelines
Lecture 34 M V S3: Data Backup and Third-Party Software Management: Basics
Lecture 35 MV S4: Device Security Policies and Best Practices: Introduction
Lecture 36 MV S5Host Firewall and Antivirus Significance and Management: Simple Explanation
Lecture 37 M V S6: Wi-Fi Security and Basic Security Policy Configuration: Basic Guidelines
Section 7: Certificate of Completion
Lecture 38 Certificate
Students and Recent Graduates,IT Professionals Seeking to Expand Skills,Career Changers,Small Business Owners and Entrepreneurs,General Public with Interest in Cybersecurity,Educators and Trainers
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