⭐️ CompTIA all courses: ruclips.net/p/PLKp3X-578hN-tuoQ4vdlR_yUMt2SmAAQf More Cyber Security Courses: ruclips.net/p/PLqrmzsjOpq5iR535JAxA1fFn0AoFSsr67 ** Topics Discussed ** Introduction to Network Devices (part 1) (0:00) Introduction to Network Devices (part 2) (8:06) Introduction to Network Devices (part 3) (15"50) Secure Network Administration Concepts (34:00) Cloud Concepts (41:00) Secure Network Design Elements and Components (48:00) Common Network Protocols (part 1) (55:20) Common Network Protocols (part 2) (1:01:00) Common Network Protocols (part 3) (1:08:00) Wireless Security Considerations (1:13:54) Risk Related Concepts (part 1) (1:23:12) Risk Related Concepts (part 2) (1:29:43) Risk Related Concepts (part 3) (1:36:08) Integrating Data and Systems w Third Parties(21:50) Risk Mitigation Strategies (1:41:27) Basic Forensic Procedures (1:46:17) Incident Response Concepts (1:54:15) Security Related Awareness and Training (1:59:38) Physical Security and Enviornmental Controls (2:08:03) Disaster Recovery Concepts (2:15:46) Risk Management Best Practices (2:23:30) Goals of Security Controls (2:30:54) Types of Malware (2:37:02) A Summary of Types of Attacks (part 1) (2:43:23) A Summary of Types of Attacks (part 2) (2:52:43) A Summary of Social Engineering Attacks (2:59:15) A Summary of Wireless Attacks (3:07:27) Types of Application Attacks part 1 Types of Application Attacks part 2 (3:10:51) Security Enhancement Techniques (3:15:33) Overview of Security Assessment Tools (3:22:21) Vulnerability Scanning vs Pen Testing (3:30:28) Application Security Controls and Techniques (3:37:10) Mobile Security Concepts and Technologies (part 1) (3:45:00) Mobile Security Concepts and Technologies (part 2)(3:52:00) Solutions Used to Establish Host Security (3:56:20) Controls to Ensure Data Security (4:04:00) Mitigating Risks In Alternative Environments (4:12:00) Summary of Authentication Services (4:21:20) Authentication and Authorization Basics (part 1) (4:28:00) Authentication and Authorization Basics (part 2) (4:35:00) Security Controls for Account Management Introduction to Cryptography (part 1) (4:44:00) Introduction to Cryptography (part 2) (4:52:00) Cryptographic Methods (part 1) (5:00:00) Cryptographic Methods (part 2)(5:05:44) Introduction to Public Key Infrastructure (part 1) (5:13:00) Introduction to Public Key Infrastructure (part 2) (5:19:00)
Yes I couldn't believe how short the video was at first. But it is dense non stop information. Im almost finished and have almost 80 pages of notes lol
I probably fell asleep in the majority of my college lectures, but just watched 5 1/2 hours of this guy and was engaged the whole time. And no student debt from it. Well done sir
finally watched your course right before taking the exam. You were by far the best and most detailed instructor. I could hear your voice in my head as I answered the exam questions. I passed on my first attempt with a score of 95% ! I also did mock exams from SkillCertPro which I recommend to everyone to get higher score. Thanks so much for everything you do!
@@darthmichael12 Thanks! Practice Test Questions were the most important for me. I had Pluralsight(Kaplan) which was 300 questions as well as Darril Gibson's Book(300) and Jason Dion's Tests(390). All of them provided solid, in-depth reasoning as to why answers were correct/incorrect. Kaplan had an option of getting answers/reasonings immediately after you answer, so that was a very helpful way of studying and test-taking at the same time. While I initially started reading Gibson's book, I was not happy with my pace, so instead, I watched this video twice on 1.5x to give myself a solid blanket of knowledge. Then, I started drilling myself with test questions. For me, the real progress happens when you answer questions (wrong or right) as you can then see why the answer is right as well as getting good with test-taking strategy by linking terms together and eliminating possible choices. I used Gibson's book to go into detail with concepts that I was struggling with or just wanted more clarity on. If you want to go with Gibson's book, it is a fantastic source and it really covers everything in great detail. However, I'm a slow reader, so it slowed me down a lot. It was much better used as a review source and for its test questions.
@@michaelborucki9163 Ok perfect, I will use those sources too. I have Gibson’s book and your right it is detailed. For you personally was there any topics that were harder for you to understand or excel at?
@@darthmichael12 Content-wise, nothing really sticks out... I've passed Project+ and Security+ in the past month, and the thing that I feel is the most difficult is how CompTIA words their questions, and for that, I think quality test prep questions are crucial. You have around a minute per question with PBQs in the beginning, and CompTIA loves lengthy questions with unnecessarily confusing bigger words. However, how they word things is important as well and can provide keys to the answer, which means you have to pay attention to the entire sentence. It's super easy to screw up your pacing with these tests. I'm normally a quicker test-taker, and I finished Project+ w/ about 8 minutes left out of 90, and I finished my last Security+ question 5 seconds before it ended.
Hi Michael Borucki. Michael do we have to pay for Security+ exams? Is that for Security+ Certificate? How much does it cost and when I can participate or this exam?Thank you
@Chris Farley not every letter...lol. To be honest, I was part of a small study group for 10weeks going through every chapter of the book. Then i had my personal recap of each chapters' summary. So reviewing questions was a lot easier to understand.
Just passed my SY0-601. I used this video along with the official exam study guide, SkillCertPro, and Jason Dion's and Professor Messer's Security+ videos. The SY0-601 is no joke but that's mainly my fault for cramming in 3-4 weeks. IMHO, I believe this video is more for 501 so I HIGHLY recommend using multiple sources because the exam had things I didn't cover in any of my material but my job experience helped.
I like to use these quick/short online courses as revision material or simply to get a basic understanding of the subject. I wouldn’t rely on them for certification exams.
@@kmac7771 That course was my main method to study for both exams. I forgot to buy Udemy practice exams, so I relied on this course and a bit of my IT skills and understanding. So yes, this course served me well.
Benn in IT for almost 30 years without the need of any certs. My new job requires this cert for my position, so thank you for the free resource. I will let you know if I pass.
@Chris Farley - book also. The "Comptia Security+ Study Guide". As well as a video course on Udemy. I feel I am ready for the test now. Just waiting on my employment to purchase the voucher for me.
I wish I found your videos sooner! I just passed my exam using a 10 hour crash course on RUclips. I had to constantly pause and research while taking the course due to lack of information in the video and I was frustrated by the organization as well. After watching 20 minutes of your video I can already tell you have twice the information in half the time and that you are a significantly better instructor.
Do u think i can watch this and his videos and do the exam? I dont the introduction to cyber security course at a school and i stopped because it was too expensive. Do u think this is enough to pass?
This is great info someone who knows nothing about networks (like me) but knows IT. How useful it will be for the 601 I don't know but am hoping it gives me the basics. Kudos for doing this.
Thanks for sharing this video. I have be self teaching myself these concepts in preparation to sit for my CompTia Security SY0-601 exam. This video is structured very well & does a great job of covering the concepts. It has really helped to bring all this information full circle for me & help me to conceptualize it so much better. Thanks once again!
Wow. I had no idea something like this existed. Thank you for taking the time to offer a complete educational video on CompTIA Security+. And the video is segmented based on topic. I'm currently seeking a degree in cybersecurity, and the first certification I'm going after is comp security+. I know the information in the video is a little out dated, but I doubt by much. So thank you for this.
5:24:05 "On behalf of PACE-IT, thank you for watching this session and i wish you the best of luck" I think it's one of the most heartfelting closing message i've ever received on a course. Thank you sir for help us all. Thank you.
This is a great lecture; and well put together. And, thank you for not adding ads in between. I really enjoy listening to this--with breaks in between the chapters though. 😊
there is a fair amount of information ,not a whole lotta time so lets go ahead and jump into .....how amazing is his explanation in each concepts >wow.
wow Man that was so awesome, security is so boring but you made it look interesting by breaking it down in short explanations rather then a 40 mins video which bores me till I fall asleep. Thanks again
I'm impressed you got so much done with a lot to cover and so little time!! XD In all seriousness, great stuff here and left nothing out. Best of the best educational content!! I plan to take my test soon and after this I feel confident in passing 🎉
He spends 10 minutes and 24 seconds telling us he doesn't have a lot of time, but has a lot to cover. Best courses ever, love Brian and Pace IT for the great free content, most in depth but not unnecessary content I have found.
Notes for PACE-IT to kindly review the incomplete content are found on "Wireless Attacks" and "Wireless Encryption" (3:07-3:11), and on Mobile security concept and technologies Part II - "Architecture / Infrastructure considerations" and "Legal concerns" (3:56). Thank you.
Thanks! This is exactly what i have been looking for. I think there is some other great sec+ training out there as well but as someone thats been in tech for a long time all of the other trainings seem really long and dragged out. I dont have a lot of time either. So thanks. looking forward to finishing this video and getting this cert.
@@blissfuljoy6049 I actually got my certification while working a support position that I'm not ready to leave yet. Going to load up on a few certifications before I go to my next position. Currently working on Network+ which I know is slightly backwards but I felt more comfortable with Security+ first.
@@Maccccccc oh, ok. Thank you for responding. I'm really hoping that there are actual opportunities out there with growth in the field. I'm trying to figure out if this is right for me. It seems interesting.
@@blissfuljoy6049 The only thing I will say is that there are entry level cybersecurity positions but they are few and far between. 90% of people have to start in some sort of support position for a period of time even with a degree and certifications. So if you aren't interested in completing the certification and having to deal with the support position then it might not be right for you.
@@Maccccccc I definitely been hearing conflicting information on this. Some people say that you have to start as help desk and others say that you should be able to get in as soc analyst.
Thanks. This is excellent. Just in the interoperability agreements. In most books i have read BPA is business partner analysis ( written agreement of who is responsible for what) and ISA interconnetion security agreememt (agreement that specifies technical and secirity reqs ) . You have them as somthing different. Cheers though.
@@itsm3dud39 It was mainly just this video, as well as taking practice tests and studying the material it says I got wrong. For me, it was a strong emphasis on PKI and other topics like that
In Authentication and Authorization Basics (part 2) you mentioned that SHA-1 is the most secure, I think you have to update this as SHA-1 is breakable and users must upgrade to SHA-2
@@spcybrnsuga yes about 5.5 hours. This course does give a good overall look into concepts for sec+. But there is some details missing. I would use this and Professor Messers free training and a good reference book.
God bless you sir 🙏 . This video means a lot to me. I encourage someone to go through this video thoroughly, and use d knowledge to answer comptia questions, this will save u time.
Crazy times we live in. We have here a very good course available free, that could improve your skill, and income. Free, but people would rather pay $15 a month to watch tv/movies for 5 hours instead. :O
Thank you for the free course. My only criticism is that some of the slides could do with more concise summaries. Many of the definitions are super fluffy.
Complete course in Security Operations Center (SOC) environment including the configuration of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems, monitoring and identifying security risks, analyzing and classifying security alerts, preparing for and conducting vulnerability scanning, documenting identified vulnerabilities, and applying appropriate counter measures to mitigate identified threat can?
⭐️ CompTIA all courses: ruclips.net/p/PLKp3X-578hN-tuoQ4vdlR_yUMt2SmAAQf
More Cyber Security Courses: ruclips.net/p/PLqrmzsjOpq5iR535JAxA1fFn0AoFSsr67
** Topics Discussed **
Introduction to Network Devices (part 1) (0:00)
Introduction to Network Devices (part 2) (8:06)
Introduction to Network Devices (part 3) (15"50)
Secure Network Administration Concepts (34:00)
Cloud Concepts (41:00)
Secure Network Design Elements and Components (48:00)
Common Network Protocols (part 1) (55:20)
Common Network Protocols (part 2) (1:01:00)
Common Network Protocols (part 3) (1:08:00)
Wireless Security Considerations (1:13:54)
Risk Related Concepts (part 1) (1:23:12)
Risk Related Concepts (part 2) (1:29:43)
Risk Related Concepts (part 3) (1:36:08)
Integrating Data and Systems w Third Parties(21:50)
Risk Mitigation Strategies (1:41:27)
Basic Forensic Procedures (1:46:17)
Incident Response Concepts (1:54:15)
Security Related Awareness and Training (1:59:38)
Physical Security and Enviornmental Controls (2:08:03)
Disaster Recovery Concepts (2:15:46)
Risk Management Best Practices (2:23:30)
Goals of Security Controls (2:30:54)
Types of Malware (2:37:02)
A Summary of Types of Attacks (part 1) (2:43:23)
A Summary of Types of Attacks (part 2) (2:52:43)
A Summary of Social Engineering Attacks (2:59:15)
A Summary of Wireless Attacks (3:07:27)
Types of Application Attacks part 1
Types of Application Attacks part 2 (3:10:51)
Security Enhancement Techniques (3:15:33)
Overview of Security Assessment Tools (3:22:21)
Vulnerability Scanning vs Pen Testing (3:30:28)
Application Security Controls and Techniques (3:37:10)
Mobile Security Concepts and Technologies (part 1) (3:45:00)
Mobile Security Concepts and Technologies (part 2)(3:52:00)
Solutions Used to Establish Host Security (3:56:20)
Controls to Ensure Data Security (4:04:00)
Mitigating Risks In Alternative Environments (4:12:00)
Summary of Authentication Services (4:21:20)
Authentication and Authorization Basics (part 1) (4:28:00)
Authentication and Authorization Basics (part 2) (4:35:00)
Security Controls for Account Management
Introduction to Cryptography (part 1) (4:44:00)
Introduction to Cryptography (part 2) (4:52:00)
Cryptographic Methods (part 1) (5:00:00)
Cryptographic Methods (part 2)(5:05:44)
Introduction to Public Key Infrastructure (part 1) (5:13:00)
Introduction to Public Key Infrastructure (part 2) (5:19:00)
Very very very very very very very very very very and very important topic of the subject...
Integrating Data & Systems with Third Parties (0:22:00)
Types of application attacks (Part 1) (00:28:07)
What book are you using?
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He's a man with a lot to cover, and not a lot of time.
Yes I couldn't believe how short the video was at first. But it is dense non stop information. Im almost finished and have almost 80 pages of notes lol
Lmfaooo
We all know what he's going to begin with, of course.
🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂❤️
Nailed it. Sadly 😂😂
I probably fell asleep in the majority of my college lectures, but just watched 5 1/2 hours of this guy and was engaged the whole time. And no student debt from it. Well done sir
wish we thought like this in college lol
The student debt part! Lol
Agreed! I spent $95k on a degree that I wipe by @$$ with! Now I'm in debt and no job! College is a scam!
Nice 👍
@@pazuzuxx It is. It really is a scam. You go for a degree and not to learn, and that is the saddest part.
finally watched your course right before taking the exam. You were by far the best and most detailed instructor. I could hear your voice in my head
as I answered the exam questions. I passed on my first attempt with a score of 95% ! I also did mock exams from SkillCertPro which I recommend to everyone to get higher score. Thanks so much for everything you do!
Was this video the only thing you used?
@@preethichaudary7857 good luck
@@preethichaudary7857 how did it go
@@frankafriyie5519 she failed
@@itsm3dud39 how did you know
Just passed Security+ 799/900! This video played a pretty solid role in my study routine. Thanks for doing it!
Congrats! What study material did you find helped the most?
@@darthmichael12 Thanks! Practice Test Questions were the most important for me. I had Pluralsight(Kaplan) which was 300 questions as well as Darril Gibson's Book(300) and Jason Dion's Tests(390). All of them provided solid, in-depth reasoning as to why answers were correct/incorrect. Kaplan had an option of getting answers/reasonings immediately after you answer, so that was a very helpful way of studying and test-taking at the same time.
While I initially started reading Gibson's book, I was not happy with my pace, so instead, I watched this video twice on 1.5x to give myself a solid blanket of knowledge. Then, I started drilling myself with test questions. For me, the real progress happens when you answer questions (wrong or right) as you can then see why the answer is right as well as getting good with test-taking strategy by linking terms together and eliminating possible choices.
I used Gibson's book to go into detail with concepts that I was struggling with or just wanted more clarity on. If you want to go with Gibson's book, it is a fantastic source and it really covers everything in great detail. However, I'm a slow reader, so it slowed me down a lot. It was much better used as a review source and for its test questions.
@@michaelborucki9163 Ok perfect, I will use those sources too. I have Gibson’s book and your right it is detailed. For you personally was there any topics that were harder for you to understand or excel at?
@@darthmichael12 Content-wise, nothing really sticks out...
I've passed Project+ and Security+ in the past month, and the thing that I feel is the most difficult is how CompTIA words their questions, and for that, I think quality test prep questions are crucial. You have around a minute per question with PBQs in the beginning, and CompTIA loves lengthy questions with unnecessarily confusing bigger words.
However, how they word things is important as well and can provide keys to the answer, which means you have to pay attention to the entire sentence. It's super easy to screw up your pacing with these tests. I'm normally a quicker test-taker, and I finished Project+ w/ about 8 minutes left out of 90, and I finished my last Security+ question 5 seconds before it ended.
Hi Michael Borucki. Michael do we have to pay for Security+ exams? Is that for Security+ Certificate? How much does it cost and when I can participate or this exam?Thank you
This man has helped me Pass A+ and Network + and he is about to help me pass Security+. Thank you so much for the great video series.
Thank God for people like you helping people like us break out of dead end jobs! Well done!
Do u think this video alone would be gud enough to take on the exam??
This was a good recap resource for me. Just passed my security+ exam yesterday. Thank you.
Congrats! can you share how did you study for it? im taking it in 2 weeks!
@@johnj6878 the Darril Gibson book, review questions as well.
@Chris Farley not every letter...lol. To be honest, I was part of a small study group for 10weeks going through every chapter of the book. Then i had my personal recap of each chapters' summary. So reviewing questions was a lot easier to understand.
Did you study with a book? Please share I’m desperate for this exam.
@@adenikeoginni9524 did you get a job in the firld yet? Considering going this route
I watched this video at x10 speed and obtained my security plus in an hour!
“I have a fair amount to cover, not a whole lot of time.” - I love his catchphrase. Gets me ready to learn every time.
Hmm all this rhymes
Oh forgot to mention, I passed! Woot woot!
@Ayedun Jossy Oladipupo yeah, I watched this video countless times before the test. But practice exams are where it is at.
Someone give this guy a raise
Just passed my SY0-601. I used this video along with the official exam study guide, SkillCertPro, and Jason Dion's and Professor Messer's Security+ videos. The SY0-601 is no joke but that's mainly my fault for cramming in 3-4 weeks. IMHO, I believe this video is more for 501 so I HIGHLY recommend using multiple sources because the exam had things I didn't cover in any of my material but my job experience helped.
I too found information on the exam not covered in this presentation.
I like to use these quick/short online courses as revision material or simply to get a basic understanding of the subject. I wouldn’t rely on them for certification exams.
With it being two years old, I'm sure this video was for the 501. I recommend watching Messer's videos for the 601 instead of watching this.
What an instructor!! Congrats, you are the GOAT
Passed Security+ and IT Specialist - Cybersecurity in great part to this. Thank you!
Everything that’s covered in this lecture can help you pass security+?
@@kmac7771 That course was my main method to study for both exams. I forgot to buy Udemy practice exams, so I relied on this course and a bit of my IT skills and understanding. So yes, this course served me well.
Benn in IT for almost 30 years without the need of any certs. My new job requires this cert for my position, so thank you for the free resource. I will let you know if I pass.
@Chris Farley - book also. The "Comptia Security+ Study Guide". As well as a video course on Udemy. I feel I am ready for the test now. Just waiting on my employment to purchase the voucher for me.
@@MrPhr0sty Good luck to you!
@@deriseetang305 - took the test for the first time this morning and passed :)
@@MrPhr0sty congrats!
@@MrPhr0sty congrats ! I'm studying for it myself. Hopefully will be ready by the the end of the month
I LOVE how you get straight to the point.
I was able to pass the test. This course absolutely laid the foundations for me. Thank you again for all your hard work, it was appreciated.
very informative! I highly recommend this course if u are interested in the Comptia Sec+ exam.
Did you use any other resource ? or only this? thanks
I wish I found your videos sooner!
I just passed my exam using a 10 hour crash course on RUclips. I had to constantly pause and research while taking the course due to lack of information in the video and I was frustrated by the organization as well. After watching 20 minutes of your video I can already tell you have twice the information in half the time and that you are a significantly better instructor.
Do u think i can watch this and his videos and do the exam? I dont the introduction to cyber security course at a school and i stopped because it was too expensive. Do u think this is enough to pass?
This is great info someone who knows nothing about networks (like me) but knows IT. How useful it will be for the 601 I don't know but am hoping it gives me the basics. Kudos for doing this.
"There is a fair amount of ground to cover and we don´t have a whole lot of time." I love that=) Recognition level god.
Thank you Sir. I used your video for my studies and passed exam first attempt. God bless you!
What else did you use ? Is the video enough for the exam?
Thanks for sharing this video. I have be self teaching myself these concepts in preparation to sit for my CompTia Security SY0-601 exam. This video is structured very well & does a great job of covering the concepts. It has really helped to bring all this information full circle for me & help me to conceptualize it so much better. Thanks once again!
what else did you use ?
I love how you have everything written down already
where? I can't find it.
It's called a PowerPoint WoWw
Doing the Lord's work. Thank you, my good man!
Fatuma itixaanki maqaadatay wali?
@@thelastking8702 hey somali here too
salam
@@sdamgentoo1 salam brothers
Wow. I had no idea something like this existed. Thank you for taking the time to offer a complete educational video on CompTIA Security+. And the video is segmented based on topic. I'm currently seeking a degree in cybersecurity, and the first certification I'm going after is comp security+. I know the information in the video is a little out dated, but I doubt by much. So thank you for this.
5:24:05 "On behalf of PACE-IT, thank you for watching this session and i wish you the best of luck"
I think it's one of the most heartfelting closing message i've ever received on a course.
Thank you sir for help us all. Thank you.
Again, thank you so much. This video brought light into networking/malware. I pass security+
Did you use did material only to pass Security+? If you use other materials, let us know.
Thank you so much for the video. I passed with a 561. Thank you.
Pls where did u take d exam?
This is a great lecture; and well put together. And, thank you for not adding ads in between. I really enjoy listening to this--with breaks in between the chapters though. 😊
there is a fair amount of information ,not a whole lotta time so lets go ahead and jump into .....how amazing is his explanation in each concepts >wow.
wow Man that was so awesome, security is so boring but you made it look interesting by breaking it down in short explanations rather then a 40 mins video which bores me till I fall asleep. Thanks again
You're welcome
@@brianferrill4951 is this for 501?
Way too much thank you! I really appreciate what you are dedicating!!! Wish you all luck and success man 🙏🙏🙏
I'm impressed you got so much done with a lot to cover and so little time!! XD
In all seriousness, great stuff here and left nothing out. Best of the best educational content!! I plan to take my test soon and after this I feel confident in passing 🎉
He spends 10 minutes and 24 seconds telling us he doesn't have a lot of time, but has a lot to cover. Best courses ever, love Brian and Pace IT for the great free content, most in depth but not unnecessary content I have found.
You are doing great contribution to the community Sir !
Great, Millions of Thanks 🙏
You’re the next professor messer
Notes for PACE-IT to kindly review the incomplete content are found on "Wireless Attacks" and "Wireless Encryption" (3:07-3:11), and on Mobile security concept and technologies Part II - "Architecture / Infrastructure considerations" and "Legal concerns" (3:56). Thank you.
YOUR MIX IS AWESOME. I OLVE IT SO MUCH HERE IN MALAWI
Thank you Brian! I have been watching this video for 4 days now :) love it, I found it easier to understand than professor Messer videos
Why thank you
Congratulations on such an amazing achievement, can't wait to see your channel grow even bigger.
Thanks! This is exactly what i have been looking for. I think there is some other great sec+ training out there as well but as someone thats been in tech for a long time all of the other trainings seem really long and dragged out. I dont have a lot of time either. So thanks. looking forward to finishing this video and getting this cert.
good lesson thank you
Thank you. I’m preparing for security plus exam. Very helpful !!
thank you so much for your great efforts to teach peoples and I wish for you great success and bright future 🙏
Thanks for your feedback
Two things that will for sure stick with me after watching this video:
1. His name is Brian Ferrill
2. We don't have much time
Just passed Security+, thanks for your help!
any luck with the job hunt?
@@blissfuljoy6049 I actually got my certification while working a support position that I'm not ready to leave yet. Going to load up on a few certifications before I go to my next position. Currently working on Network+ which I know is slightly backwards but I felt more comfortable with Security+ first.
@@Maccccccc oh, ok. Thank you for responding. I'm really hoping that there are actual opportunities out there with growth in the field. I'm trying to figure out if this is right for me. It seems interesting.
@@blissfuljoy6049 The only thing I will say is that there are entry level cybersecurity positions but they are few and far between. 90% of people have to start in some sort of support position for a period of time even with a degree and certifications. So if you aren't interested in completing the certification and having to deal with the support position then it might not be right for you.
@@Maccccccc I definitely been hearing conflicting information on this. Some people say that you have to start as help desk and others say that you should be able to get in as soc analyst.
Thank you. This helps with the terminology tremendously.
THANK YOU BRIAN!
Good Day , I'm Brian Ferrel, Bane of the Underworld, Destroyer of the souls of men, and welcome to PACE IT's session on risk related management
Thanks. This is excellent. Just in the interoperability agreements. In most books i have read BPA is business partner analysis ( written agreement of who is responsible for what) and ISA interconnetion security agreememt (agreement that specifies technical and secirity reqs ) . You have them as somthing different. Cheers though.
Thank you sir! These are so valuable to me.
im going to take an exam. Hopefully this video will help me to answer. heheh Thanks
Just passed my Sec+ with 3 weeks of study! This video is amazing!!
Wow congratulations which exam you took? 501 or 601.
@@n.hassen3408 501
@@DrWhomstdve1096 did you watch only this course or any other?
@@itsm3dud39 It was mainly just this video, as well as taking practice tests and studying the material it says I got wrong. For me, it was a strong emphasis on PKI and other topics like that
@@DrWhomstdve1096 👍
A true blessing. Thank you so much
In Authentication and Authorization Basics (part 2) you mentioned that SHA-1 is the most secure, I think you have to update this as SHA-1 is breakable and users must upgrade to SHA-2
Mohammed Alsarhan He mentioned “the more secure” [ of MD5 and SHA]....
The material is rather old by now. I created this in I think 2015, or maybe 2016 for Edmonds Community College.
what a great man you are!
Thank you , Covers the course
Got to be good if it starts w/the OSI... Thank you!
Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos.
Thank you for this full course! Life saving (and cost saving)
This is AWESOME THANK YOU!!!
Wow just 5 hrs for all this material is amazing! I'm checking out video today. Thanks
Is this video 5 hrs?
@@spcybrnsuga yes about 5.5 hours. This course does give a good overall look into concepts for sec+. But there is some details missing. I would use this and Professor Messers free training and a good reference book.
Did you past the test?
@@spcybrnsuga I stopped because of family obligations. But now that its passed Im back to studying again. Im about half way. Are you studying?
@@JoseFuentes-fn3dl I'm starting but I bought study material. I can share with you for 16.00
This is incredible so far! Well done
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Great last minute exam cram session. Been watching this over 3 days amd just finished it. Super informative and helpful
Than you
@@brianferrill4951 I passed my exam like a week after watching your video. So THANK YOU!
@@dylans2088 hi did you get a job yet? Was the video the only resource you studied with?
Good stuff
Very Nice Bro! Get Good People!
Is this Professor Messer's brother? He's good, love this!
Thank you so much Sir for this course with simple explanation
Great content ...thank you 👏👏👏👍
Great resource, helped flesh out my notes.
Thank you! Very informative and easy to listen
😊this helped me out alot thank you so much^^
Wonderful and detailed explanation. Thank you Brian!
Thanks for the time and effort!
God bless you sir 🙏 . This video means a lot to me. I encourage someone to go through this video thoroughly, and use d knowledge to answer comptia questions, this will save u time.
Your welcome
Might as well make something out of this quarantine!
Thank you sir. I appreciate you so much!
Amazing content, thankyou!
Thank you! Very kind of you for making this course, very informative!
Great, Millions of Thanks!!!
Setting a goal to study for two weeks and take the test. Gotta pass this for my job so no time to mess around.
If marines can study this for 10 days and pass both USMC cert and compTIA cert, I believe in you.
@@ThePoorMachanic I wanna approach things like a marine pro. No time wasting
Passed! Now I can have a good weekend.
@@RoboRope congratulations. What materials did you miss?
Crazy times we live in. We have here a very good course available free, that could improve your skill, and income. Free, but people would rather pay $15 a month to watch tv/movies for 5 hours instead. :O
I mean, the test costs like $350.... so there's that....
@@sirseriously $370 now, but yeah.
Is this course still relevant for the Security+ SY0-601 exam?
my question, too
Good overview.
Wow very thorough and clearly spoken, thank you.
Your welcome
I need to finally pass this test...
finished! .
Thank you for the free course. My only criticism is that some of the slides could do with more concise summaries. Many of the definitions are super fluffy.
Lord I pray I pass my exam 😩 the first time
did u pass?
straight to the point. no fluff. good stuff
2:22 I said certified freak, seven days a week
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Lol
im dead
There's some students in the house.there's some students in the house
Lol
Thanks for the video
Complete course in Security Operations Center (SOC) environment including the
configuration of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems, monitoring and identifying
security risks, analyzing and classifying security alerts, preparing for and conducting vulnerability scanning,
documenting identified vulnerabilities, and applying appropriate counter measures to mitigate identified
threat can?
What`s your question or are you explaining SOC? I am interested to know.
so you have a video in how to doing these stuff? like how to implement flood gate?
Really wish you have a pdf version, this is a good presentation
Thank u so much!
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