Enterprise Security Fundamentals

What you'll learn

• Describe the current cybersecurity landscape

• Explain the Assume Compromise approach to security

• Red team versus Blue team exercises

• Red team kill chain, including: Reconnaissance Beachhead Persistence Lateral movement Elevation Exfiltration.

• Blue team kill chain, including Gathering baseline data Detection Alerting Investigation Response Execution

• Organizational preparation, security processes, and responses

Reed courses certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included

• Introduction 08:10

  • 1: Instructor introduction Preview 01:36
  • 2: About the course Preview 06:34

• Understanding the cybersecurity landscape 1:15:15

  • 3: Current Cybersecurity Landscape 36:09
  • 4: Current Cybersecurity Landscape Documentation 01:00
  • 5: Assume Compromise Philosophy 16:07
  • 6: Assume Compromise Philosophy Documentation 01:00
  • 7: Cost of Breach 11:59
  • 8: Cost of Breach Documentation 01:00
  • 9: Section 2 Quiz 08:00

• Red Team: Penetration, lateral movement, escalation, and exfiltration 1:17:31

  • 10: Red Team versus Blue Team exercises 09:19
  • 11: Red Team versus Blue Team exercises Documentation 01:00
  • 12: The Attacker's Objective 19:10
  • 13: The Attacker's Objective Documentation 01:00
  • 14: Red Team Kill Chain 37:49
  • 15: Red Team Kill Chain Documentation 01:00
  • 16: Document Vulnerabilities 03:13
  • 17: Document Vulnerabilities Documentation 01:00
  • 18: Section 3 Quiz 04:00

• Blue Team Detection, Investigation, Response and Mitigation 1:24:18

  • 19: Blue Team 06:35
  • 20: Blue Team Documentation 01:00
  • 21: Blue Team Kill Chain 19:19
  • 22: Blue Team Kill Chain Documentation 01:00
  • 23: Restrict Privilege Escalation 13:05
  • 24: Restrict Privilege Escalation Documentation 01:00
  • 25: Restrict Lateral Movement 11:32
  • 26: Restrict Lateral Movement Documentation 01:00
  • 27: Attack Detection 23:47
  • 28: Attack Detection Documentation 01:00
  • 29: Section 4 Quiz 05:00

• Beyond The Breach 45:29

  • 30: CIA Triad 11:56
  • 31: CIA Triad Documentation 01:00
  • 32: Organization Preparations 13:22
  • 33: Organization Preparations Documentation 01:00
  • 34: Developing and Maintaining Policies 15:11
  • 35: Developing and Maintaining Policies Documentation 01:00
  • 36: Section 5 Quiz 02:00

• Final Exam 22:00

  • 37: Final Exam Review Questions 22:00

This course is the first course from a series of 9 courses which address all aspects to become a Microsoft Cyber Security Professional . This cyber security track is designed to teach you, or fill in the knowledge gaps, all the aspects and technologies to become a successful cyber security professional. The entire track addresses mostly Microsoft security technologies, including the latest cloud services made available by Microsoft like: Azure ATP, Office 365 security features and services, Microsoft Intelligent Security Graph, Azure Active Directory Security and many more.

In this course, we examine the concept of Red team – Blue team security professionals. You will practice Red team versus Blue team exercises, where one group of security pros (the red team) attacks some part or parts of a company’s security infrastructure, and an opposing group (the blue team) defends against the attack. Both teams work to strengthen a company’s defenses.

You'll learn how both the red and blue teams help the business attain a higher level of security, something the security industry is now calling the Purple team.

You will also learn the fundamental aspects of security in an Enterprise and overall like : CIA Triad concept or Assume Breach philosophy.

You will have a Quiz at the end of each Section and a Final Exam, so you can test the knowledge that you have gained throughout the course.

What you'll learn ?

After completing this course, students will be able to:

Describe the current enterprise security landscape

Define the Assume Compromise approach

Practice Red team versus Blue team exercises

Develop organizational security preparation, processes, and responses

Microsoft, Windows, Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Azure are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. This course is not certified, accredited, affiliated with, nor endorsed by Microsoft Corporation.

• Security Administrators
• Security Analysts
• System Administrator
• Everyone who wants to learn about the current cybersecurity landscape and how to improve your organization's security posture

• Basic experience with Windows Server administration, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

• Basic experience and understanding of Windows networking technologies, to include Windows Firewall network setting, and cloud services concepts.

• Introductory level knowledge of Active Directory, including functions of a domain control, sign on services, and an understanding of group policy.

Cyber Security Analyst

Cyber Security Engineer

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