IT Professional Curricula     Internet and Network Technologies Solution Area     CompTIA Network+     CompTIA Network+ N10-007

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Discover how to protect organizational assets, like personnel, devices, and infrastructure. During this course, you will begin by about motion detection and video surveillance, asset tracking, tamper detection, and security risk prevention devices, such as badges, biometrics, smart cards, key fobs, and locks. Next, you will learn when to implement physical security devices. You'll move on to study authentication types, LDAP, certificates, authorization, and accounting features, such as Kerberos, Single Sign-On, auditing, and logging. Other topics include recognizing cyber access control features such as 802.1x, NAC, WPA, WPA2, TKIP-RC4, port security, geofencing, MAC filtering, captive portal, and access control lists. As an exercise, you will review the steps to secure a wireless network.

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Objectives

Physical Security Devices start the course recognize when to implement motion detection and video surveillance identify when to implement asset tracking describe the purpose of tamper detection summarize the purpose of prevention techniques such as badges, biometrics, smart cards, key fobs, and locks Practice: Implementing Security Devices recognize when to implement physical security devices Authentication and Access Control describe authentication, authorization, and accounting features such as Kerberos, Single Sign-On, auditing, and logging describe additional authentication types including local authentication, LDAP, and certificates describe multifactor authentication types recognize the various access control features such as 802.1x, NAC, port security, MAC filtering, captive portal, and access control lists Practice: Implementing Access Control implement access control Wireless Security implement WPA and WPA2 in a scenario implement TKIP-RC4 in a scenario implement authentication and authorization features such as EAP, PEAP, EAP-FAST, EAP-TLS, shared or open, preshared key, and MAC filtering implement geofencing in a scenario Practice: Securing a Wireless Network secure a wireless network