Network+Securities

=NETD421=
 * Windows Networking & Securities**

//This course is a survey of Windows Networking. Topics emphasize the structure and the various applications supported by Windows Networking and securing network. The course uses Windows 2003 simulations and BackTrack Penetration Tools. //
 * Description:**

//The objective for the class is to provide students exposure to the theory and practice of Windows networking and security. After successfully completing the course, students will have the ability and skills in both the theory and practice of networking and security of Windows Operating System. //
 * Objective: **

Class Orientation Slide is available for download here --->


 * Course Outline: **


 * < ==.............................TOPICS.....................................== ||= ==Downloadable File== ||
 * < 1. Basic Security Concept ||= [[file:Chapter 1-Notes.pdf]] ||
 * < 2. Threats, Vulnerabilities & Attacks ||= [[file:Chapter 2-Notes.pdf]] ||
 * < 3. Encryption, Digital Signatures & Certification Authorities ||= [[file:Chapter 3 - Notes.pdf]] ||
 * < 4. Kerberos Key Exchange ||=  ||
 * < 5. Encryption in the World Wide Web ||=  ||
 * < 6. E-Mail ||=  ||
 * < 7. Operating System Securities ||=  ||
 * < 8. LAN Security ||=  ||
 * < 9. Media & Protocols ||=  ||
 * < 10. Routers & SNMP ||=  ||
 * < 11. Virtual Private Networks ||=  ||
 * < 12. Firewalls ||=  ||
 * < 13. Biometrics ||=  ||
 * < 14. Policies & Procedures ||=  ||
 * < 15. Auditing, Monitoring & Intrusion Detection ||=  ||
 * < 16. Crisis Management ||=  ||
 * < 17. Cookies, Cache & Auto-Complete ||=  ||