Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate (200-201) Cert Prep: 5 Security Policies and Procedures

Course details

Cybersecurity specialists and related positions are some of the most in-demand security positions today, and the Cisco CBROPS exam is a big part of proving your skills for any cybersecurity job. In this course, Lisa Bock helps you prepare for the exam by starting with management concepts along with security policies and procedures. Lisa provides a summary of risk management concepts and best practices for securing organizational assets. She then outlines the importance of managing incidents, shows how to identify endpoint vulnerabilities, and explains ways to limit the effects of intrusions. She covers the difference between the Cyber Kill Chain model and Diamond Model of Intrusion and the importance of patch and configuration management. Throughout the course, Lisa provides valuable lessons that can help anyone working in cybersecurity. In addition, you’ll have practical challenges and quizzes that let you put your new knowledge to the test.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Protecting the data
02 - Prepare for Cisco CBROPS exam v1.0
03 - Setting up your test environment

1. Securing Organizational Assets

04 - Summarizing risk management
05 - Protecting assets
06 - Reviewing configuration management
07 - Outlining mobile device management
08 - Updating and patching organizational assets
09 - Creating security policies
10 - Challenge - Create a security policy
11 - Solution - Create a security policy

2. Handling Incidents

12 - Understanding incidents
13 - Preparing for an incident
14 - Detecting incidents
15 - Managing incidents
16 - Collecting evidence
17 - Closing an incident

3. Identifying Endpoint Vulnerabilities

18 - Understanding network profiling
19 - Profiling server behavior
20 - Challenge - Examine suspect IP addresses
21 - Solution - Examine suspect IP addresses

4. Limiting the Effects of Intrusions

22 - Identifying protected data
23 - Outlining the Cyber Kill Chain Model
24 - Pivoting through the Diamond Model of Intrusion
25 - Evaluating SOC key performance indicators
26 - Challenge - The Cyber Kill Chain
27 - Solution - The Cyber Kill Chain

Conclusion

28 - Next steps