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Cybersecurity Foundations

Build a solid understanding of cybersecurity principles, tools, and practices to protect digital systems, networks, and data from modern threats and vulnerabilities.

Beginner Level
4 weeks to complete at 10 hours a week
Flexible Schedule

Keatron Evans

Skills You’ll Gain

General Networking Cybersecurity Vulnerability Assessments Network Monitoring Command-Line Interface Linux Commands Cyber Security Policies Risk Management Framework Cyber Security Assessment Cloud Computing Penetration Testing Cyber Governance

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3 courses series

Most introductory or beginner level cybersecurity courses are not truly beginner level. Most of them assume some level of technical competence and expect that cybersecurity is not your first technical job role. However, as I've successfully mentored people coming from fields such as nursing, aviation (an airline pilot!), and real estate, I've learned that these people are underserved as far a true introduction. This Learning Path is an answer to that gap.

In this course, we take a look at what an actual operating system is. People often confuse operating systems with browsers and many other things. We take a look at Windows versus Linux versus MacOS and discuss how these operating systems evolved. We also get into some technical detail about the components that make up an operating system.

In this course, the learner will get a good look at what policies and frameworks do to keep the cybersecurity industry on-mission and formal. Without this area of cybersecurity, cybersecurity would mean too many people doing too many different things that might not even improve security. Learn how you can have a successful career in cybersecurity without ever touching a command line!