2015
Lynda
Lisa Bock
1:37
English

Network security is the keystone of IT security, and an important component of the Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) Security Fundamentals exam (98-367). In this installment of Foundations of IT Security, series creator Lisa Bock will cover one of the main topics of the exam: securing an organization's network to keep interconnected systems and data safe. The course introduces security devices such as firewalls and packet inspectors, network isolation, and common security protocols. She also provides an overview of how to protect clients with antivirus software, encrypt offline files, and implement software restriction policies. Finally, she looks at the often-overlooked topics of mobile device and physical security, which includes securing a building's perimeter and the hardware within.
Note: This training maps to a number of the exam topics on the Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) Security Fundamentals exam (98-367). See https://www.microsoft.com/learning/en-us/exam-98-367.aspx for more information.

Introduction
Welcome
Preparing for MTA Exam 98-367
1. Security Devices
Exploring different types of firewalls
Implementing SCM and UTM
Network Access Protection (NAP)
2. Network Isolation
Introducing VLANS
Providing server and domain isolation
Implementing a honeypot
Perimeter networks
Network Address Translation (NAT)
3. Protocol Security
Introducing protocol spoofing
Understanding DNSSEC
Exploring network sniffing
Surveying common attack methods
Understanding the threat of password attacks
Introducing IPsec
4. Client Protection
Protecting systems with antivirus software
Exploring User Account Control (UAC)
Encrypting offline folders and software restriction policies
5. Physical Security Concepts
Ensuring physical protection of buildings and hardware
Understanding the importance of physical computer security
Exploring access control
Securing mobile devices
Conclusion
Next steps

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