Course Overview
Our 5-day, instructor-led Security+ Certification Training course is aimed at IT security professionals and will teach you the basics of network security. By the end of this course, you will be able to secure a network, identify and mitigate risks, and manage access control. This course covers:
- System security management
- Network infrastructure establishment
- Access control configuration
- Cryptography
- Organizational defense measures
This course will fully prepare you for the CompTIA® Security+ Certification exam.
You should have at least two years of network experience and a working knowledge of security concepts. It is also recommended that you have the CompTIA® Network+ Certification.
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Course Outline
Security Fundamentals
- Security concepts
- Risk management
- Vulnerability assessment
Understanding Attacks
- Understanding attackers
- Social engineering
- Malware
- Network attacks
- Application attacks
Cryptography
- Cryptography concepts
- Public key infrastructure
Network Fundamentals
- Network components
- Network addressing
- Network ports and applications
Securing Networks
- Network security components
- Transport encryption
- Hardening networks
- Monitoring and detection
Securing Hosts And Data
- Securing hosts
- Securing data
- Mobile device security
Securing Network Services
- Securing applications
- Virtual and cloud systems
Authentication
- Authentication factors
- Authentication protocols
Access Control
- Access control principles
- Account management
Organizational Security
- Security policies
- User training
- Physical security and safety
Disaster Planning And Recovery
- Business continuity
- Fault tolerance and recovery
- Incident response
Exam Information
Security+ Certification Exam Details:
- Exam code: SY0-501
- Number of questions: 90
- Question types: multiple choice and performance-based
- Passing score: 750 on scale of 100-900
- Test duration: 90 minutes
- Delivery – Pearson VUE
- Price – $339
Exam focuses on these skill areas:
Domain | Percentage Weight |
Threats, attacks and vulnerabilities | 12% |
Tools and technologies | 22% |
Architecture and design | 15% |
Identity and access management | 16% |
Risk management | 14% |
Cryptography and PKI | 12% |
Security+ Certification Training FAQs
According to payscale.com, the average salary for professionals with their CompTIA Security+ Certification is $73,000 annually.
Northrop Grumman, Nationwide and Brotherhood Mutual are a few of the organizations who contributed to and support the CompTIA Security+ Certification as a validation of core cyber security skills.
This certification is ideal for systems administrators, security administrators, security specialists, security engineers, network administrators, security consultants and IT auditors.
This certification is valid for three years, after which time you can renew it by submitting a minimum of 50 continuing education units. You can learn more about how to renew your Security+ Certification on on our blog.
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