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Clinic 2804: Microsoft® Security Guidance Training IV

Clinic 2804: Microsoft® Security Guidance Training IVŁ0.00

Description

Summary: This online clinic provides students with prescriptive guidance that builds on their knowledge of security essentials to help them improve security for their infrastructures.

Audience: IT Pro
Available Offline: Yes
Subscription: 1 year

Course Type: Self-paced Course
Estimated Time of Completion: 6 Hours
Language: English

Description:
This online clinic provides students with prescriptive guidance that builds on their knowledge of security essentials to help them improve security for their infrastructures.

Course Objectives

At the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Implement and maintain processes aimed at identifying and prioritizing risks in your IT environment. This includes:

Describing Security Risk Management concepts and how security risk management is designed to help an enterprise establish a process for performing an initial risk assessment, cost benefit analysis, and implementation of countermeasures.
Implementing a security risk assessment that will create a prioritized list of security risks that need to be addressed.
Implementing a security risk remediation strategy.
Implementing an ongoing process to ensure that security risks are addressed on an ongoing basis.

• Describe the planning and preparation required to complete a successful network security assessment. This includes:

Describing and implementing a structured approach to planning and performing security assessments.
Describing how information about a company can be gathered and possibly used in a malicious manner.
Describing how penetration testing can be used to help identify and evaluate threats and to implement countermeasures to address these threats.
Describing a scenario in which a company performs a security assessment and penetration test to detect potential security issues.

• Identify the tasks required to use Group Policy and Internet Protocol security (IPsec) to implement a network isolation solution. This includes:

Understanding basic IPsec concepts and how to use IPsec to protect data integrity, data origin authentication, and data confidentiality.
Understanding the basic concepts of network isolation, including how IPsec and network access groups are used within the solution.
Applying knowledge of network isolation to more advanced and complex isolation scenarios.

• Describe how to implement Microsoft technologies to provide aggregation and synchronization of multiple identity data stores. This includes:

Describing the rationale for implementing an identity and access management solution.
Defining the concepts and scenarios related to identity and access management.
Identifying the issues related to identity management and how these issues can be resolved by using Microsoft technologies.
Implementing a variety of identity management solutions.
Identifying the issues related to access management and how these issues can be resolved by using Microsoft technologies.

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