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Cybersecurity Architecture

Name: Cybersecurity Architecture
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A practical introduction to cybersecurity covering principles, identity and endpoint protection, networks, application and data security, detection, and incident response.

2 weeksEN10 lessons397 enrolled

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Course Curriculum

1 modules · 4 subjects · 10 lessons

PrinciplesCore security concepts, practical defenses, and operational skills for beginners.

4 subjects

FoundationsCore principles and the foundational model that guide security decisions.

4 lessons

Security PrinciplesHigh-level rules and anti-patterns to follow when designing secure systems.
Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability (CIA)Understand the CIA triad and how it maps to controls and priorities.
Security Roles and ToolsWho does what in security teams and the common tools they use.
Application SecuritySecure development practices and common application vulnerabilities.

Identity and EndpointsProtecting users and devices — the human and device access surface.

2 lessons

Identity and Access ManagementAuthentication, authorization, and good IAM practices.
Endpoint SecurityHardening devices, patching, and protecting the endpoint surface.

Network and Application SecurityProtecting communication paths and the software that runs on them.

2 lessons

Network SecuritySegmentation, perimeter controls, and monitoring network traffic.
Incident ResponseHow teams respond to incidents and recover systems safely.

Data Detection and ResponseProtecting sensitive data; detecting incidents and responding effectively.

2 lessons

Data SecurityEncryption, classification, and lifecycle controls for data.
Detection and MonitoringLogging, alerts, and how to spot suspicious behaviour.

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