
CompTIA Security+ Certification Bundle, Second Edition (Exam SY0-401)
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- Cover
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- ebundle Bonus Content: About the Download
- CompTIA Security+T Certification Study Guide, Second Edition (Exam SY0-401)
- CompTIA Security+T Certification Study Guide, Second Edition (Exam SY0-401)
- Copyright Page
- About the Author
- About the Technical Editor
- Contents at a Glance
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- Introduction
- 1. Networking Basics and Terminology
- Understanding Network Devices and Cabling
- Looking at Network Devices
- Understanding Network Cabling
- Exercise 1-1: Reviewing Networking Components
- Understanding TCP/IP
- Reviewing IP Addressing
- Exercise 1-2: Understanding Valid Addresses
- Understanding TCP/IP Protocols
- Exercise 1-3: Viewing Protocol Information with Network Monitor
- Application Layer Protocols
- A Review of IPv6
- Exercise 1-4: Identifying Protocols in TCP/IP
- Network Security Best Practices
- Device Usage
- Cable and Protocol Usage
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 2. Introduction to Security Terminology
- Goals of Information Security
- Confidentiality
- Integrity
- Availability
- Accountability
- Exercise 2-1: CIA Scenarios
- Understanding Authentication and Authorization
- Identification and Authentication
- Authorization
- Understanding Security Principles and Terminology
- Types of Security
- Least Privilege, Separation of Duties, and Rotation of Duties
- Concept of Need to Know
- Layered Security and Diversity of Defense
- Due Care, Due Diligence
- Vulnerability and Exploit
- Looking at Security Roles
- System and Data Owner
- Custodian
- User
- Security Officer
- Exercise 2-2: Security Terminology
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 3. Security Policies and Standards
- Introduction to Security Policies
- Structure of a Policy
- Identifying Types of Policies
- Understanding Regulations and Standards
- Looking at Security Policies
- Policies Affecting Users
- Policies Affecting Administrators
- Exercise 3-1: Reviewing a Security Policy
- Policies Affecting Management
- Other Popular Policies
- Human Resource Policies
- Hiring Policy
- Termination Policy
- Mandatory Vacations
- Security-Related HR Policies
- Exercise 3-2: Creating a Security Policy
- User Education and Awareness
- General Training and Role-Based Training
- User Habits
- New Threats and Security Trends
- Use of Social Network and P2P
- Training Metrics and Follow Up
- Exercise 3-3: Designing a Training Program
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 4. Types of Attacks
- Understanding Social Engineering
- Social Engineering Overview
- Popular Social Engineering Attacks
- Reasons for Effectiveness
- Preventing Social Engineering Attacks
- Identifying Network Attacks
- Popular Network Attacks
- Exercise 4-1: DNS Poisoning by Modifying the Hosts File
- Exercise 4-2: Performing a Port Scan
- Other Network Attacks
- Preventing Network Attacks
- Looking at Password Attacks
- Types of Password Attacks
- Exercise 4-3: Password Cracking with LC4
- Birthday Attacks and Rainbow Tables
- Preventing Password Attacks
- Understanding Application Attacks
- Popular Application Attacks
- Exercise 4-4: SQL Injection Attacks
- Exercise 4-5: Exploiting an IIS Web Server with Folder Traversal
- Other Application Attacks
- Preventing Application Attacks
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 5. System Security Threats
- Identifying Physical Threats
- Snooping
- Theft and Loss of Assets
- Human Error
- Sabotage
- Looking at Malicious Software
- Privilege Escalation
- Viruses
- Exercise 5-1: Looking at the NetBus Trojan Virus
- Other Malicious Software
- Protecting Against Malicious Software
- Threats Against Hardware
- BIOS Settings
- USB Devices
- Cell Phones
- Exercise 5-2: Exploiting a Bluetooth Device
- Removable Storage
- Network Attached Storage
- PBX
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 6. Mitigating Security Threats
- Understanding Operating System Hardening
- Uninstall Unnecessary Software
- Disable Unnecessary Services
- Exercise 6-1: Disabling the Messenger Service
- Protect Management Interfaces and Applications
- Disable Unnecessary Accounts
- Patch System
- Password Protection
- System Hardening Procedures
- Network Security Hardening
- Exercise 6-2: Hardening a Network Switch
- Tools for System Hardening
- Exercise 6-3: Creating a Security Template
- Security Posture and Reporting
- Establishing Application Security
- Secure Coding Concepts
- Application Hardening
- Server Hardening Best Practices
- All Servers
- HTTP Servers
- DNS Servers
- Exercise 6-4: Limiting DNS Zone Transfers
- DHCP Servers
- SMTP Servers and FTP Servers
- Mitigate Risks in Static Environments
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 7. Implementing System Security
- Implementing Personal Firewalls and HIDS
- Personal Firewalls
- Exercise 7-1: Configuring TCP Wrappers in Linux
- Host-Based IDS
- Protecting Against Malware
- Patch Management
- Using Antivirus and Anti-spam Software
- Spyware and Adware
- Phish Filters and Pop-up Blockers
- Exercise 7-2: Manually Testing a Web Site for Phishing
- Practicing Good Habits
- Device Security and Data Security
- Hardware Security
- Mobile Devices
- Data Security
- Exercise 7-3: Configuring Permissions in Windows 8
- Application Security and BYOD Concerns
- Host-Based Security
- Understanding Virtualization and Cloud Computing
- Virtualization and Security
- Cloud Computing Issues
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 8. Securing the Network Infrastructure
- Understanding Firewalls
- Firewalls
- Using IPTables as a Firewall
- Exercise 8-1: Configuring IPTables in Linux
- Using Firewall Features on a Home Router
- Proxy Servers
- Other Security Devices and Technologies
- Using Intrusion Detection Systems
- IDS Overview
- Exercise 8-2: Using Snort-A Network-Based IDS
- Honeypots and Honeynets
- Protocol Analyzers
- Network Design and Administration Principles
- Subnetting and VLANs
- Network Address Translation (NAT)
- Network Access Control (NAC)
- Network Administration Principles
- Securing Devices
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 9. Wireless Networking and Security
- Understanding Wireless Networking
- Standards
- Channels
- Antenna Types
- Authentication and Encryption
- Securing a Wireless Network
- Security Best Practices
- Vulnerabilities with Wireless Networks
- Exercise 9-1: Cracking WEP with BackTrack
- Perform a Site Survey
- Configuring a Wireless Network
- Configuring the Access Point
- Configuring the Client
- Infrared and Bluetooth
- Infrared
- Bluetooth
- Near Field Communication
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 10. Authentication
- Identifying Authentication Models
- Authentication Terminology
- Authentication Factors
- Single Sign-on
- Authentication Protocols
- Windows Authentication Protocols
- Remote Access Authentication
- Authentication Services
- Implementing Authentication
- User Accounts
- Tokens
- Looking at Biometrics
- Smartcard
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 11. Access Control
- Introducing Access Control
- Types of Security Controls
- Implicit Deny
- Review of Security Principles
- Access Control Models
- Discretionary Access Control
- Mandatory Access Control
- Role-Based Access Control
- Exercise 11-1: Assigning a User the sysadmin Role
- Rule-Based Access Control
- Implementing Access Control
- Using Security Groups
- Exercise 11-2: Configuring Security Groups and Assigning Permissions
- Rights and Privileges
- Exercise 11-3: Modifying User Rights on a Windows System
- Securing Files and Printers
- Access Control Lists (ACLs)
- Group Policies
- Exercise 11-4: Configuring Password Policies via Group Policies
- Account Restrictions
- Account Policy Enforcement
- Monitoring Account Access
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 12. Introduction to Cryptography
- Introduction to Cryptography Services
- Understanding Cryptography
- Algorithms and Keys
- Exercise 12-1: Encrypting Data with the Caesar Cipher
- Other Cryptography Terms
- Symmetric Encryption
- Symmetric Encryption Concepts
- Symmetric Encryption Algorithms
- Exercise 12-2: Encrypting Data with the AES Algorithm
- Asymmetric Encryption
- Asymmetric Encryption Concepts
- Asymmetric Encryption Algorithms
- Quantum Cryptography
- In-Band vs. Out-of-Band Key Exchange
- Understanding Hashing
- Hashing Concepts
- Hashing Algorithms
- Exercise 12-3: Generating Hashes to Verify Integrity
- Identifying Encryption Uses
- Encrypting Data
- Encrypting Communication
- Understanding Steganography
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 13. Managing a Public Key Infrastructure
- Introduction to Public Key Infrastructure
- Understanding PKI Terminology
- Certificate Authority and Registration Authority
- Repository
- Managing a Public Key Infrastructure
- Certificate Life Cycle
- Certificate Revocation Lists and OSCP
- Other PKI Terms
- Implementing a Public Key Infrastructure
- How SSL Works
- How Digital Signatures Work
- Creating a PKI
- Exercise 13-1: Installing a Certificate Authority
- Exercise 13-2: SSL-Enabling a Web Site
- Managing a PKI
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 14. Physical Security
- Choosing a Business Location
- Facility Concerns
- Lighting and Windows
- Doors, Windows, and Walls
- Safety Concerns
- Physical Access Controls
- Exercise 14-1: Erasing the Administrator Password with a Live CD
- Fencing and Guards
- Hardware Locks
- Access Systems
- Other Security Controls
- Physical Access Lists and Logs
- Video Surveillance
- Implementing Environmental Controls
- Understanding HVAC
- Shielding
- Fire Suppression
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 15. Risk Analysis
- Introduction to Risk Analysis
- Risk Analysis Overview
- Risk Analysis Process
- Risk with Cloud Computing and Third Parties
- Types of Risk Analysis
- Qualitative
- Exercise 15-1: Performing a Qualitative Risk Analysis
- Quantitative
- Exercise 15-2: Performing a Quantitative Risk Analysis
- Risk Mitigation Strategies
- Exercise 15-3: Identifying Mitigation Techniques
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 16. Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
- Introduction to Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
- Introduction to Business Continuity
- Understanding Disaster Recovery
- Backing Up and Restoring Data
- Security Considerations with Tapes
- Full, Incremental, and Differential Backups
- Scheduling Backups
- Backup Plan Example
- Exercise 16-1: Backing Up and Restoring Data on a Windows Server
- Implementing Fault Tolerance
- RAID 0
- RAID 1
- RAID 5
- Understanding High Availability
- Clustering Services
- Network Load Balancing
- Redundant Hardware
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 17. Introduction to Computer Forensics
- Working with Evidence
- Types of Evidence
- Collecting Evidence
- Collecting Digital Evidence
- Understanding the Process
- Where to Find Evidence
- Tools Used
- Exercise 17-1: Using ProDiscover for Forensics Analysis
- Exercise 17-2: Performing Cell Phone Forensics
- Exercise 17-3: Looking at EXIF Metadata
- Looking at Incident Response
- Incident Response Team
- First Responders
- Damage and Loss Control
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 18. Security Assessments and Audits
- Understanding Types of Assessments
- Assessment Types
- Assessment Techniques
- Performing a Security Assessment
- Performing a Penetration Test
- Exercise 18-1: Profiling an Organization
- Exercise 18-2: Using a Port Scanner
- Performing a Vulnerability Assessment
- Exercise 18-3: Performing a Vulnerability Scan with LANguard
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 19. Understanding Monitoring and Auditing
- Introduction to Monitoring
- Monitoring Tools
- Useful System Commands
- Performance Monitor
- Protocol Analyzer and Sniffer
- Exercise 19-1: Monitoring Network Traffic with Network Monitor
- Implementing Logging and Auditing
- Understanding Auditing
- Exercise 19-2: Implementing Auditing in Windows
- Understanding Logging
- Exercise 19-3: Configuring Logging in IIS
- Exercise 19-4: Configuring the Windows Firewall
- Popular Areas to Audit
- Two-Minute Drill
- Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- Appendix A: About the Download
- System Requirements
- Downloading Total Tester Premium Practice Exam Software
- Total Tester Premium Practice Exam Software
- Installing and Running Total Tester
- Downloading from McGraw-Hill Professional's Media Center
- Video Training from the Author
- Glossary
- Lab Book, Lab Solutions, and Lab Files
- Technical Support
- Appendix B: Pre-Assessment Test
- Instructions
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- Review Your Score and Analyze Your Results
- Index
- CompTIA Security+T Certification Practice Exams, Second Edition (Exam SY0-401)
- CompTIA Security+T Certification Practice Exams, Second Edition (Exam SY0-401)
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- About The Authors
- Contents At A Glance
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- Introduction
- 1 Networking Basics and Terminology
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 2 Introduction to Security Terminology
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 3 Security Policies and Standards
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 4 Types of Attacks
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 5 System Security Threats
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 6 Mitigating Security Threats
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 7 Implementing System Security
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 8 Securing the Network Infrastructure
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 9 Wireless Networking and Security
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 10 Authentication
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 11 Access Control
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 12 Introduction to Cryptography
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 13 Managing a PKI Infrastructure
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 14 Physical Security
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 15 Risk Analysis
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 16 Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 17 Introduction to Computer Forensics
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 18 Security Assessments and Audits
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- 19 Understanding Monitoring and Auditing
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- A Pre-assessment Exam
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- In-Depth Answers
- Create Your Study Plan
- B About the Download
- System Requirements
- Total Tester Premium Practice Exam Software
- Installing and Running Total Tester
- Technical Support
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