📌 Summary
This course covers the security aspects of Microsoft Windows, including the security model, key components like the registry and kernel, and built-in security features. Students learn best practices for configuring users and groups, managing patching, and defending against common attacks in Windows environments.
📂 Certification Overview
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🏆 Certification: Windows Operating System Security
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🎓 Issuing Organization: Department of Homeland Security
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📆 Date Earned: 01/04/2018
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📜 Certification Level: Intermediate
🎯 Key Learning Outcomes
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Windows Security Model and Key Components - Gain a solid understanding of the Windows security model and key components like processes, drivers, and the Windows registry.
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Users and Group Permissions - Learn how to configure and manage users and groups in Windows for optimal security.
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Common Attacks in Windows - Identify common security attacks seen in Windows environments and how to mitigate them.
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Patching and Security Features - Understand the Microsoft update and patching process, as well as built-in security tools like Windows firewall, anti-malware, and BitLocker.
🚀 Skills Acquired
🛠 Core Skills
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Technical Skills: Windows security model, user/group permissions, patching, firewall configuration, anti-malware
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Soft Skills: Systems administration, security analysis, vulnerability management
💻 Tools and Technologies
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Windows Security Tools - Utilize Windows’ built-in security features (firewall, anti-malware, BitLocker) for protecting systems.
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Patching and Updates - Apply best practices for patch management and security updates.
🗺 NICE Framework Domains
- Implementation and Operation
- Protection and Defense
📜 Certification Details
- Verification Link: Windows Operating System Security