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Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics: Policy, Management and Technology

Beginning

Preamble

About the Author – Ndubuisi Ekekwe, PhD

Foreword – ‘Wale Olaoye, Halogen Security Group

Structure of Information Systems

1.0 – Computer Fundamentals

1.1 – Computer Language

1.2 – Fundamentals of Internet

1.3 – Number Systems

Information Security

2.0 – Access Control Techniques

2.1 – Account Administration

2.2 – Account Accessibility

2.3 – Authentication Techniques

Network Vulnerabilities

3.0 – Networking Types, ISO Model

3.1 – Networking Devices, Topologies

3.2 – IP Address, MAC Address & Ports

3.3 – DNS & DHCP Server

3.4 – Network Vulnerabilities & Types of Attacks

Foundation of Cybersecurity

4.0 – Hacking and Ethical Hacking

4.1 – Phases of Ethical Hacking

4.2 – Testing Systems

4.3 – Cyber-Warfare and Cyber-Terrorism

4.4 – Security Implementation and Governance

BYOD & SMAC Security

5.0 – SMAC

5.1 – SMAC Security & Forensics

5.2 – BYOD

5.3 – BYOD Security & Forensics

Preventing Cyber Intrusion

6.0 – What is Cyber-Attack?

6.1 – Cyber-Attack Response Plan

6.2 – Compliance Plan Against Cyber-Attack

6.3 – Technology for Preventing Cyber-Intrusion

6.4 – Detection Solutions – IDS, IPS, NAT and Honeypot

Emerging Cybersecurity Technologies

7.0 – Emerging Cybersecurity Technologies

7.1 – Changing Trends in Cybersecurity

7.2 – Social Media in Cybersecurity

7.3 – Cybersecurity Techniques

7.4 – Cyber Ethics

Ethical Hacking

8.0 – Basics of Hacking

8.1 – Hacking Business

8.2 – Hacking Process

8.3 – Testing Classification

8.4 – National Security

Malware Analysis

9.0 – Malware – Variants, Infections and Effects

9.1 – Malware Analysis – Goals and Types

9.2 – Methods of Malware Analysis

9.3 – Malware Setup, FUD and Avoidance (Part 1)

9.4 – Malware Setup, FUD and Avoidance (Part 2)

Penetration Testing & Tools

10.0 – Basics of Penetration Testing

10.1 – Pen Test Methodologies

10.2 – Vulnerability Assessment

10.3 – Penetration Testing Tools

10.4 – Penetration Testing Distributions

Intrusion Detection and Prevention

11.0 – Intrusion Detection System (IDS)

11.1 – Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)

11.2 – IDS vs. IPS vs. Firewall

11.3 – Common Detection Methodology

Network & OS Security

12.0 – Network Security

12.1 – Common Network Attacks

12.2 – Common Network Security

12.3 – OS Security Threats

12.4 – Cryptography-Network and OS Security

Ethics in Information Technology

13.0 – Morals, Ethics, and Laws

13.1 – Ethics in Business

13.2 – Ethics in Information Technology

13.3 – IT Policy

Security Policy Analysis

14.0 – Security Policy and Law

14.1 – Policy Development – Process & Lifecycle

14.2 – Policy Types & Standards

14.3 – Policy Troubleshooting

Security Policy Implementation

15.0 – Identify Needs, Issues and Threats

15.1 – Review & Write Policy

15.2 – Train and Enforce Policy

15.3 – Review and Modify

Global Cybersecurity Policy & Law

16.0 – Cyberspace & Cybercrimes

16.1 – Information Warfare & Legal Issues

16.2 – National Cybersecurity Policy & Law

16.3 – International Law & Policy

16.4 – Legal Process & Punishment

Enterprise Cybersecurity Policy

17.0 – Enterprise Cybersecurity Policy

17.1 – Vulnerability Assessment & Risk Analysis

17.2 – Security Testing Frameworks

17.3 – Vulnerability Prevention

17.4 – Tools & Techniques

Physical & Human Security Management

18.0 – Physical Security

18.1 – Physical Security Threats

18.2 – Planning and Executing

18.3 – Physical Security Checklist

18.4 – Theft and Locks Picking

Human Security Management

19.0 – Human Security

19.1 – Social Engineering Techniques

19.2 – Dumpster Diving & Shoulder Surfing

19.3 – Phishing & Countermeasure

19.4 – Staff Training

Cybersecurity Essentials for Leaders

20.0 – Planning & Managing Enterprise Information System

20.1 – Planning & Managing Enterprise Network Structure

20.2 – Privacy & Human Security Management

20.3 – Planning & Managing Security Assessment & Testing

20.4 – Disaster Recovery/Contingency Planning

Cyber Incident Analysis and Response

21.0 – Cybersecurity Incident & Risk

21.1 – Planning & preparing for Cyber Incident

21.2 – Planning Cybersecurity Incident Response

21.3 – Planning Risk Management

21.4 – Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity

Building Secure Enterprises & Organizations

22.0 – Secure Enterprises & Organizations

22.1 – Scope and Approach

22.2 – Business Goals & Security

22.3 – Baseline Analysis & Desired State

22.4 – Policy and Procedures

Cybersecurity Project Management

23.0 – Cybersecurity Project Management

23.1 – Key factors for Success

23.2 – Frameworks for Cybersecurity Management

23.3 – Implementation of Framework

23.4 – Basic Tenets

Digital Forensics & Evidence

24.0 – Digital Forensics

24.1 – Digital Forensics Model

24.2 – Approach and Process

24.3 – Evidence Gathering & Assessment

24.4 – Evidence Examination

SMAC & BYOD Forensics

25.0 – Social Media Forensics

25.1 – Mobile Forensics

25.2 – Cloud Forensics

25.3 – BYOD Forensics

25.4 – Digital Forensics Lifecycle

Guarding Against Cyber Intrusions

26.0 – Attacks, Tools for Defending Against

26.1 – Privileges and Access Rights

26.2 – Policy for Users and Organizations

26.3 – Contingency Plan

26.4 – Training

Information Systems Security & Assurance

27.0 – Information Systems Security & Assurance

27.1 – Information Security

27.2 – Information Assurance

27.3 – Information Security and Assurance

Cyber Intelligence & Counter Intelligence

28.0 – Cyber Intelligence & Counter Intelligence

28.1 – Information for Strategic Decision

28.2 – Counter Intelligence

28.3 – Governments & Businesses

28.4 – Incident handling & Damage control

Afterword – Enroll at Facyber.com

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