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The Basics
1.1: The Cybersecurity Mindset
Security and Risk Management
2.1: Security Fundamentals
2.2: Security Governance
2.3: Compliance and Ethics
2.4: Security Policy
2.5: Business Continuity
2.6: Personnel Security
2.7: Risk Management
2.8: Threat Modeling
2.9: Supply Chain Risk Management
2.10: Awareness and Training
Asset Security
3.1: Data Security
3.2: Data Security Controls
3.3: Change and Configuration Management
Security Architecture and Engineering
4.1: Secure Design
4.2: Virtualization and Cloud Computing
4.3: Hardware Security
4.4: Server Secruity Issues
4.5: Web Secruity Issues
4.6: Embedded Systems Security
4.7: Encryption
4.8: Symmetric Cryptography
4.9: Asymmetric Cryptography
4.10: Key Management
4.11: Key Management
4.12: Cryptanalytic Attacks
4.13: Physical Security
4.14: Threat Modeling
4.15: Software Security Architecture
Communications and Network Security
5.1: TCP/IP Networking
5.2: Secure Network Design
5.3: Network Security Design
5.4: Network Security Techniques
5.5: Specialized Networking
5.6: Transport Encryption
5.7: Wireless Networking
5.8: Mobile Device Security
5.9: Host Security
Identify & Access Management
6.1: Identification
6.2: Authentication
6.3: Accountability
6.4: Account Management
6.5: Authorization
6.6: Access Control Attacks
Security Assessment and Testing
7.1: Vulnerability Scanning
7.2: Penetration Testing
7.3: Log Reviews
7.4: Code Testing
7.5: Business Continuity Planning
7.6: Disaster Recovery Planning
7.7: Assessing Security Processes
Security Operations
8.1: Investigations and Forensics
8.2: Logging and Monitoring
8.3: Resource Security
8.4: Security Principles
8.5: Incident Management
8.6: Personal Safety
8.7: Physical Security
Software Development Security
9.1: Software Development Lifecycle
9.2: Software Quality Assurance
9.3: Application Attacks
9.4: Secure Coding Practices
9.5: Cloud Computing
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