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Module 1 3
Introduction
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IntroductionLecture1.130 min
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What is Cybersecurity?Lecture1.205 min
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Evolution of CybersecurityLecture1.305 min
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Module 2 18
Fundamental Elements of Cybersecurity
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Fundamental Elements of CybersecurityLecture2.105 min
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Network SecurityLecture2.205 min
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Network Security ChallengesLecture2.305 min
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Network Security MethodsLecture2.405 min
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Information SecurityLecture2.505 min
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Information Security ChallengesLecture2.605 min
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Information Security MethodsLecture2.705 min
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Application SecurityLecture2.805 min
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Application Security ChallengesLecture2.905 min
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Application Security MethodsLecture2.1005 min
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Operational SecurityLecture2.1105 min
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Operational Security ChallengesLecture2.1205 min
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Operational Security MethodsLecture2.1305 min
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Disaster Recovery PlanLecture2.1405 min
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Steps for Disaster Recovery PlanLecture2.1505 min
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End Users EducationLecture2.1605 min
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End Users RisksLecture2.1705 min
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End Users Education MethodsLecture2.1805 min
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Module 3 13
Introduction to Cyber Threats
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Introduction to Cyber ThreatsLecture3.105 min
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Common Types of Cyber ThreatsLecture3.205 min
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MalwareLecture3.305 min
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RansomwareLecture3.405 min
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Denial-of-Service (DoS) AttackLecture3.505 min
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Data BreachLecture3.605 min
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IoT Device AttackLecture3.705 min
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PhishingLecture3.805 min
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TrojansLecture3.905 min
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Man in the Middle (MITM)Lecture3.1005 min
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SQL InjectionLecture3.1105 min
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Password AttackLecture3.1205 min
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Sources of Cyber ThreatsLecture3.1305 min
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Module 4 12
Security Risk Analysis and Management
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Security Risk Analysis and ManagementLecture4.105 min
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Best Approaches for Cyber DefenseLecture4.205 min
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Use FirewallLecture4.305 min
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Risk Analysis and ManagementLecture4.405 min
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Form a Hierarchical Cybersecurity PolicyLecture4.505 min
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Data BackupsLecture4.605 min
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CryptographLecture4.705 min
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Multi-Factor AuthenticationLecture4.805 min
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Password EncryptionLecture4.905 min
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Privileged Users MonitoringLecture4.1005 min
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Third-Party Security MonitoringLecture4.1105 min
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Employee EducationLecture4.1205 min
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Module 5 3
Cybersecurity Laws
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Cybersecurity LawsLecture5.105 min
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Activities Declared Criminal in Cybersecurity lawsLecture5.205 min
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Key Elements of Cybersecurity LawsLecture5.305 min
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Module 6 1
Conclusion
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ConclusionLecture6.105 min
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Exam 1
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Introduction to Cybersecurity ExamQuiz7.130 questionsFinal
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Application Security Methods
Application security can be a concerning element if poor strategies are implemented. From the development phase to the launch, application security must be a mandatory element of focus for developers and security specialists. Following are some of the key approaches for effective application security:
- Set up a proper application security plan and build up the right dedicated team.
- Application security should be addressing all web and mobile apps, along with APIs.
- Use multiple application testing tools, such as Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST), Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) tools, Static Application Security Testing (SAST) tools, etc.
- Encrypt the sensitive application data.
- Only authorized personnel should have access to application data.
- Different application components should have different security measures.