CompTIA Security Threats Vulnerabilities Defending against password attacks part 9 of 38
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The CompTIA Security+ exam is an excellent entry point for a career in information security. This course covers the threats and vulnerabilities domain of the test. By learning about the malware, networking and application security exploitations, and social engineering techniques used by attackers, you'll be prepared to answer questions from the Security+ exam—and strengthen your own organization's systems and defenses. Author Mike Chapple, an IT leader with over 15 years experience, also covers the processes for discovering and mitigating threats and vulnerabilities and conducting penetration testing and vulnerability scanning.
Comparing viruses, worms, and Trojans
Understanding backdoors and logic bombs
Defending against denial of service and password attacks
Preventing insider threats
Detecting social engineering attacks
Preventing wireless eavesdropping
Understanding cross-site scripting
Preventing SQL injection
Deterring attacks
Securing your network
Scanning for and assessing threats
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