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CIN TTT Series: Linux+ V8
- CompTIA Webinars
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@Stephen, I missed that TTT email somehow. Glad I checked in on my CIN so I just registered for this. I'll have to do the On-Demand from today so I can catch up. Looking forward to this and Jason is always a wealth of knowledge to learn from.
Excited to share the first video in my CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) Training series:
- CIN TTT Series
- 9 Downloads
- 0 ratings
In this session, I break down the essentials of cybersecurity:
✔ The CIA triad and core security principles
✔ Threats, vulnerabilities, and attacker motivations
✔ Security controls and global standards (NIST, ISO, CIS, OWASP)
✔ Governance, compliance, and privacy requirements (GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS)
✔ AI risks and the evolving cybersecurity landscape
This course is designed to help students, professionals, and those preparing for Security+ gain practical, hands-on understanding of today’s cyber threat environment.
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I look forward to your feedback and discussions!
[email protected]
hashtag#Cybersecurity hashtag#CompTIA hashtag#SecurityPlus hashtag#DigitalForensics hashtag#AIandCybersecurity hashtag#RiskManagement hashtag#BlueTeam hashtag#RedTeam hashtag#ProfAkpodiete hashtag#AtawaAI
✔ The CIA triad and core security principles
✔ Threats, vulnerabilities, and attacker motivations
✔ Security controls and global standards (NIST, ISO, CIS, OWASP)
✔ Governance, compliance, and privacy requirements (GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS)
✔ AI risks and the evolving cybersecurity landscape
This course is designed to help students, professionals, and those preparing for Security+ gain practical, hands-on understanding of today’s cyber threat environment.
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I look forward to your feedback and discussions!
[email protected]
hashtag#Cybersecurity hashtag#CompTIA hashtag#SecurityPlus hashtag#DigitalForensics hashtag#AIandCybersecurity hashtag#RiskManagement hashtag#BlueTeam hashtag#RedTeam hashtag#ProfAkpodiete hashtag#AtawaAI
Risk Management & Cybersecurity: A Guide for CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701)
- CIN TTT Series
- 8 Downloads
- 0 ratings
Risk Management & Cybersecurity: A Guide for CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) | Atawa AI
*Description:
*This video, presented by Atawa AI, is a crucial resource for anyone pursuing a career in cybersecurity or preparing for the CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) certification exam. We provide a comprehensive walkthrough of risk management, a fundamental domain in the cybersecurity field and a key component of the SY0-701 exam. You'll learn essential concepts and practical strategies for identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks within an enterprise environment. The content is designed to align with the core skills needed for security professionals, covering topics like vulnerability management and security program oversight.
Key Topics Covered:
The Risk Management Lifecycle: Understand the four key phases: Identify, Assess, Control, and Review.
Cybersecurity Assets and Threats: Learn to identify and protect critical assets, including data and intellectual property, from threats like malicious insiders, supply chain attacks, and equipment failure.
Risk Assessment: Differentiate between qualitative and quantitative risk assessments, and understand how to apply standards like FIPS 199 and conduct Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA).
Vulnerability Assessment vs. Penetration Testing: Grasp the differences between these two critical security tests, which are used to find and exploit weaknesses in a system. We'll also discuss the different teams involved in a penetration test, such as the red team and blue team.
Risk Management Strategies: Explore various cybersecurity strategies, including risk avoidance, transference (like purchasing insurance), mitigation, and acceptance.
About the Presenter:
The video is led by a Certified ChatGPT Expert, Google Gen AI Leader, and AI Ethicist with over 30 years of industry experience. The instructor's extensive background in cybersecurity and law is invaluable for explaining complex concepts in a clear and practical way.
Connect with Atawa AI:
Website: atawa.ai
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexakpodiete/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlexOAkpodiete
Email: [email protected]
#RiskManagement #Cybersecurity #CompTIA #SecurityPlus #SY0701 #CybersecurityTraining #InfoSec #VulnerabilityAssessment #PenetrationTesting #RiskAnalysis #ITSecurity #AtawaAI #CertificationPrep #CybersecurityCareer #ProfAkpodiete
*Description:
*This video, presented by Atawa AI, is a crucial resource for anyone pursuing a career in cybersecurity or preparing for the CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) certification exam. We provide a comprehensive walkthrough of risk management, a fundamental domain in the cybersecurity field and a key component of the SY0-701 exam. You'll learn essential concepts and practical strategies for identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks within an enterprise environment. The content is designed to align with the core skills needed for security professionals, covering topics like vulnerability management and security program oversight.
Key Topics Covered:
The Risk Management Lifecycle: Understand the four key phases: Identify, Assess, Control, and Review.
Cybersecurity Assets and Threats: Learn to identify and protect critical assets, including data and intellectual property, from threats like malicious insiders, supply chain attacks, and equipment failure.
Risk Assessment: Differentiate between qualitative and quantitative risk assessments, and understand how to apply standards like FIPS 199 and conduct Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA).
Vulnerability Assessment vs. Penetration Testing: Grasp the differences between these two critical security tests, which are used to find and exploit weaknesses in a system. We'll also discuss the different teams involved in a penetration test, such as the red team and blue team.
Risk Management Strategies: Explore various cybersecurity strategies, including risk avoidance, transference (like purchasing insurance), mitigation, and acceptance.
About the Presenter:
The video is led by a Certified ChatGPT Expert, Google Gen AI Leader, and AI Ethicist with over 30 years of industry experience. The instructor's extensive background in cybersecurity and law is invaluable for explaining complex concepts in a clear and practical way.
Connect with Atawa AI:
Website: atawa.ai
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexakpodiete/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlexOAkpodiete
Email: [email protected]
#RiskManagement #Cybersecurity #CompTIA #SecurityPlus #SY0701 #CybersecurityTraining #InfoSec #VulnerabilityAssessment #PenetrationTesting #RiskAnalysis #ITSecurity #AtawaAI #CertificationPrep #CybersecurityCareer #ProfAkpodiete
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CEU's for Network+
- CompTIA Network+
- 10 Replies
Thank you for the reply. I guess I was hoping for a list of known TTT sessions that cover Network+. That way, I don't have to start participating in various ones only to find out they do (or don't) count towards it.
Have a great night.
Patrick.
CEU's for Network+
- CompTIA Network+
- 10 Replies
Just take the Sec+ exam. It renews the A+ and Net+ cert.Hi, everyone,
I passed my Network+ in June 2024. In July, I took the Train The Trainer for Network+ 10-009 (I had tested under the 008 test). It was ten sessions for a total of 20 CEU credits. My question is what other TTT courses would count towards the Network+ CEU credits? Would DataX, Security+, or others count?
Thanks and have a great night.
Patrick.
CEU's for Network+
- By Rick Butler
- CompTIA Network+
- 10 Replies
If you look on the Proof of Participation, you'll see the number of CEUs and which exams they will credit.
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CEU's for Network+
- CompTIA Network+
- 10 Replies
Hi, everyone,
I passed my Network+ in June 2024. In July, I took the Train The Trainer for Network+ 10-009 (I had tested under the 008 test). It was ten sessions for a total of 20 CEU credits. My question is what other TTT courses would count towards the Network+ CEU credits? Would DataX, Security+, or others count?
Thanks and have a great night.
Patrick.
I passed my Network+ in June 2024. In July, I took the Train The Trainer for Network+ 10-009 (I had tested under the 008 test). It was ten sessions for a total of 20 CEU credits. My question is what other TTT courses would count towards the Network+ CEU credits? Would DataX, Security+, or others count?
Thanks and have a great night.
Patrick.
CIN Sneak Peek: Data+ V2
- CIN Sneak Peek Series
- 21 Downloads
- 0 ratings
The CompTIA Data+ V2 will launch later this year. Get a Sneak Peek of the new certification by viewing the on-demand recording. Join @James Stanger and @Kwabena Fred as they provide insight into why there is a need for Data+ and examine the differences between the exam objectives of V1 and V2.
Click on the Got to Download button in the upper right corner to access the link for the on-demand session.
Click on the Got to Download button in the upper right corner to access the link for the on-demand session.
Need some assistance and Help with A+ Pace
- By didohawk
- CompTIA A+
- 7 Replies
hahahahha
Couldn't agree more about Death by PowerPoint, anyway, thanks everyone for your assistance, and help, I really appreciate itPassed Network+ today!
- By Rick Butler
- CompTIA Network+
- 9 Replies
Teach them Magic Number subnetting and be their heroHad a dusty old voucher lying around from the last TTT — figured I should probably use it before it expired and turned into digital compost.
This exam actually had a suspicious number of networking questions on it...
Props to the TTT session for giving me just enough of a guilt trip to schedule it.
Now back to pretending subnetting is fun in front of students.
