Fundamentals of Network Security Download

Network+ and Security+ based training with a Nessus Lab

What you’ll learn

Students will be able to Describe, compare and identify various network concepts Fundamentals of TCP/IP Describe and compare fundamental security concepts Describe network applications and the security challenges Understand basic cryptography principles

Requirements

Students should have basic networking knowledge
Students should have basic cyber security knowledge

Description

By the end of this course you will be fully aware of the wired and
wireless computer networks basics, devices, network based vulnerabilities and protocols in a
step-by-step pace. You will also reach the professional level
in networks security in terms of concepts, technologies, and tools. The
course requires no background or pre-requisite, yet you will be able to
understand all the up-to-date terminologies in the networks security
during the lectures.

This course is organized as follows:

- Section
  1:
  Introduction Lecture
- 1:
  Introduction
  - - Section
      2:
      Understanding the OSI Model
      The functionality of the OSI Model
    - Lecture2:
      OSI Model
    - Lecture3:
      Data Encapsulation and De-Encapsulation
    - Lecture4:
      TCP/IP Model
    - Quiz
      1:
      Section 2 Review Quiz

- Section
  3:
  Internet Protocol
  The functionality of the Internet Protocol
- Lecture5:
  Introduction to the Internet Protocol
- Lecture6:
  IP Addressing
- Lecture7:
  IP Address Classes
- Lecture
  8:
  Reserved IP Addresses
- Lecture
  9:
  Public and Private IP Addresses
- Lecture
  10:
  IPv6 Addresses
- Quiz
  2:
  Section 3 Review Quiz

- Section
  4:
  Transmission Control Protocol
  The functionality of Transmission Control Protocol
- Lecture
  11:
  Introduction to Transmission Control Protocol
- Lecture
  12:
  TCP Three-Way Handshake
- Quiz
  3:
  Section 4 Review Quiz

- Section
  5:
  User Datagram Protocol
  The functionality of the User Datagram Protocol
- Lecture
  13:
  Introduction to the User Datagram Protocol
- Lecture
  14:
  TCP and UDP Ports
- Lecture
  15:
  Address Resolution Protocol
- Lecture
  16:
  Host-to-Host Packet Delivery Using TCP
- Lecture
  17:
  Wireshark
- Quiz
  4:
  Section 5 Review Quiz

- Section
  6:
  Vulnerabilities
  Network Vulnerabilities
- Lecture
  18:
  TCP/IP Vulnerabilities
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- Lecture
  19:
  IP Vulnerabilities
- Lecture
  20:
  ICMP Vulnerabilities
- Lecture
  21:
  TCP Vulnerabilities
- Lecture
  22:
  TCP Session Hijacking
- Lecture
  23:
  UDP Vulnerabilities