📌 Summary
The Emerging Cyber Security Threats course explores a variety of cybersecurity threats and their corresponding mitigation strategies. It covers a broad range of topics, from cybersecurity legislation to network and device security, providing insights into emerging threats and the best practices to address them.
📂 Certification Overview
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🏆 Certification: Emerging Cyber Security Threats
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🎓 Issuing Organization: Department of Homeland Security
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📆 Date Earned: 12/27/2017
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📜 Certification Level: Intermediate
🎯 Key Learning Outcomes
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Cybersecurity Legislation and Policies - Understand the various cybersecurity laws, standards, and policies shaping current security practices.
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Emerging Threat Vectors and Actor Profiles - Learn about the latest cybersecurity threats and the actors behind them.
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Network and Device Security - Explore techniques for securing LANs, mobile devices, cloud environments, and infrastructure devices.
🚀 Skills Acquired
🛠 Core Skills
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Technical Skills: Network perimeter security, mobile device security, cloud computing security, DNS security, infrastructure device security
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Soft Skills: Risk management, security policy implementation, strategic planning
💻 Tools and Technologies
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Switch Features - Used to enhance LAN security through VLANs, ACLs, and other configuration settings.
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Cloud Security Tools - Tools used for securing cloud-based services and data.
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DNS and IPv6 Security Tools - Technologies for securing DNS infrastructure and IPv6 networks.
🗺 NICE Framework Domains
- Implementation and Operation
- Oversight and Governance
- Protection and Defense
📜 Certification Details
- Verification Link: Emerging Cyber Security Threats