Online Information Security Tutorial

This series helps prepare the learner for the Security+ exam. It teaches the learner about general security concepts, communication security, infrastructure security, some basics of cryptography, and operational and organizational security. It also provides the learner with a practice exam that includes questions in a format similar to what the learner will encounter when taking the exam.

Computer Security
General Concepts

Online Security
Operational Security

Information Security
Organizational Security

Wireles LANs

E-mail Internet and File

Infrastructure

Baselines

Cryptography

Exam Basics

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These are self-paced, internet-based Online Information Security tutorials -- there are no books to purchase and no scheduled classes to attend.

The following Online Information Security courses are available online:

• General Security Concepts provides an overview of access control, including identification, authentication, authorization, and accountability. Unauthorized access is also covered, from hacker attacks to malicious code.
• Operational Security course provides an overview of physical security, including common threats, planning a secure facility, and four types of physical security controls.
• Organizational Security course provides an overview of general security policies and practices that should be considered and implemented for a successful information security program within an organization. It also covers topics related to a computer crime investigation.
• Remote Access and Wireless LANs provides an overview of remote access vulnerabilities, security methods, and technologies. Wireless LANs and their protocols, standards, and weaknesses are also covered.
• E-Mail, Internet, and File provides an overview of the different standards and applications available for secure e-mail and Internet use.
• Infrastructure provides an overview of infrastructure in terms of devices and media as well as topologies.
• Baselines provides an overview of the basic principles for the proper hardening of a system. It also covers various hardening principles that apply to computer systems, network devices, applications, and database and directory services.
• Cryptography provides an overview of cryptography basics, symmetric and asymmetric key cryptography, and digital certificates.
• Exam Basics is a synopsis of the OSI reference model and some fundamental network and security concepts.

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