CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst+: Threat Management Incident Planning & Response
Cyber Security
| Intermediate
- 18 Videos | 1h 28m 54s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Assets must be identified before they can be protected and proactive planning ensures better incident response. Explore threat management incident planning and response concepts, from threat classification to lessons learned.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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identify assets and related threats
recognize known, unknown persistent, and zero-day threats
identify what constitutes PII
explain payment card data
identify intellectual property
control how valuable data is used
configure group policy to prevent data leakage
determine the effect of negative incidents
identify stakeholders related to incident response -
recognize incident response roles
describe incident disclosure options
analyze host symptoms to determine the best response
analyze network symptoms to determine the best response
analyze application symptoms to determine the best response
contain negative incidents
thoroughly remove data
identify positive learned outcomes resulting from incidents
recognize threat impact and design an incident response plan
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Threat Overview4m 12sUP NEXT
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2.Threat Classification3m 52s
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3.Personally Identifiable Information3m 39s
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4.Payment Card Information5m 29s
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5.Intellectual Property2m 40s
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6.Data Loss Prevention7m 31s
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7.Prevent Data Storage on Unencrypted Media3m 18s
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8.Scope of Impact7m 51s
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9.Stakeholders3m 34s
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10.Role-based Responsibilities5m 43s
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11.Incident Communication2m 22s
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12.Host Symptoms and Response Actions8m 48s
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13.Network Symptoms and Response Actions7m 52s
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14.Application Symptoms and Response Actions5m 54s
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15.Incident Containment4m 42s
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16.Incident Eradication5m 45s
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17.Lessons Learned2m 30s
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18.Exercise: Identify and Respond to Threats3m 12s
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