Overview
As a bench-mark to security administration, the Security+ certification provides entry level security administrators with the understanding and skills necessary for secure internetwork communications. Covering subjects like policies, authentication, encryption, viruses, firewalling and system hardening among others, the Security+ qualification ensures candidates receive the knowledge necessary for entry level security administrators.

Course Materials
All delegates are provided with highly recommended courseware. This includes the complete book on disk as well as many other resources like official technical drafts, white-papers and case studies. All students are furnished with materials like examination pads, pens, highlighters and other necessary stationary. Many other study aids are provided throughout the course ensuring each student a unique learning experience...

Course Duration
4 Days

Certification
Core Examination: SY0-101

Prerequisites
Candidates should have a good understanding of networking and systems infrastructure. Candidates should further have a professional certification or strong implementation skills from previous experience. .

• Differentiate and explain access control models
• Analysis of methods of authentication including OTP, Kerberos, shared, multi-factor, certificates etc.
• Analysis of common methods of attack like DOS, Spoofing, Back door, man in middle and more
• Response mechanisms for the above attacks
• Analysis of PC architecture and methodology
• Recognition of malicious code including viruses, worms, logic bombs and trojans
• Password policies, protection and auditing including brute force, dictionary and other methods
• Analysis of systems auditing, scanning and probing
• Remote access technologies including RAS, VPN, L2TP, PPTP, Tacacs, Radius, IPSEC and more
• Email security including SMIME, secure channels, attachment security and phishing
• Internet security including JAVA, active-X, scripting and secure channels
• FTP and file transfer security
• Network infrastructure server security including DNS, DHCP, NIS, NFS and more
• Directory security including SSL/ TLS and LDAP
• Wireless security, war-chalking, war driving, WEP, TKIP authentication and scanning
• Secure internetworking including routers, switches, protocols and network media
• Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), forensics, honeypots and more
• Physical layer security, including the PC components and access of physical devices
• Cryptography, certificates and PKI
• Organisational security, information security and corporate policy