- [Instructor] Before we get started, there are a few things you should know before attempting this course. First, this course assumes you already have a baseline knowledge of the concepts of information technology and cybersecurity. This course is designed as the fifth course in a learning path focused on helping you study for the CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner certification exam. With that said, this course can be taken on its own if you simply want to learn more about how various technologies are integrated into a more cohesive enterprise security posture, how cryptography is utilized, and how to secure communication and collaboration systems.
Remember, though, as we move through the course, we are building upon your previous cybersecurity knowledge and experiences, so it's important that you're familiar with the foundational concepts. We won't cover everything from the introductory certifications, like CompTIA's A+, Network+, Security+, Cybersecurity Analyst+, or Pentest+ courses. If it's been a long time since you've taken those courses, you may want to go back and revisit our extensive library of courses and review some of those concepts covered in those certifications.
Also, if you plan to sit for the CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner certification exam after completing this course, you are entitled to a special discount on the exam voucher. To redeem this offer, just use the special discount code, LinkedInLearning10 when purchasing your exam voucher from the CompTIA web site.
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- Adapting data flow security to changing business needs
- Provisioning and deprovisioning resources
- Security and privacy considerations of storage integration
- Integrating the cloud and virtualization into the secure enterprise architecture
- Identity proofing and identity propagation
- Integrating cryptographic techniques into the secure enterprise architecture
- Cryptocurrency and blockchain
- Mobile device encryption considerations
- Integrating secure communications and collaboration solutions
Skill Level Advanced
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Introduction
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What you should know1m 27s
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About the exam1m 44s
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1. Integrating Hosts, Storage, Networks, and Applications into the Secure Enterprise Architecture
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Standards3m 49s
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Interoperability issues7m 14s
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Resiliency issues3m 57s
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Logical deployment diagrams1m 46s
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2. Integrating the Cloud and Virtualization into the Secure Enterprise Architecture
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Cloud considerations4m 47s
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Cloud service models5m 20s
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Commingling considerations2m 56s
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Data security considerations2m 42s
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3. Integrating Authentication and Authorization into the Secure Enterprise Architecture
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Authentication6m 4s
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Authorization5m 59s
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Attestation2m 26s
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Identity proofing2m 13s
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Identity propagation1m 27s
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Federated identification4m 9s
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Trust models2m 36s
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4. Integrating Cryptographic Techniques into the Secure Enterprise Architecture
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Cryptographic techniques6m 59s
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Message authentication1m 23s
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Protection of data6m 26s
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Stream versus block ciphers2m 14s
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Symmetric encryption5m 47s
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Asymmetric encryption3m 23s
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Public key infrastructure3m 54s
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5. Integrating Secure Communications and Collaboration Solutions into the Secure Enterprise Architecture
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Remote access4m 17s
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Unified communication1m 5s
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Web conferencing3m 2s
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Audio and video conferencing2m 44s
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Social media collaboration1m 55s
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Conclusion
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What next?3m 9s
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