If you want to become a Cybersecurity Professional, this book is for you!
IT Security jobs are on the rise! Small, medium or large size companies are always on the look out to get on board bright individuals to provide their services for Business as Usual (BAU) tasks or deploying new as well as on-going company projects. Most of these jobs requiring you to be on site but since 2020, companies are willing to negotiate with you if you want to work from home (WFH). Yet, to pass the Job interview, you must have experience. Still, if you think about it, all current IT security professionals at some point had no experience whatsoever. The question is; how did they get the job with no experience? Well, the answer is simpler then you think. Well, if you want to become an IT Security professional, this book is for you! If you are studying for CompTIA Security+ or CISSP, this book will help you pass your exam. Passing security exams isn't easy. In fact, due to the raising security beaches around the World, both above mentioned exams are becoming more and more difficult to pass. Whether you want to become an Infrastructure Engineer, IT Security Analyst or any other Cybersecurity Professional, this book will certainly help you get there!
In this book you will discover: Data Sources to Support an Incident How to Assess Organizational Security File Manipulation & Packet Captures Forensics & Exploitation Frameworks Data Sanitization Tools How to Apply Policies, Processes and Procedures for Incident Response Detection and Analysis Test Scenarios & Simulations Threat Intelligence Lifecycle Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity How to Implement Data Sources to Support an Investigation Retention Auditing, Compliance & Metadata How to Implement Mitigation Techniques to Secure an Environment Mobile Device Management DLP, Content Filters & URL Filters Key Aspects of Digital Forensics Chain of Custody & Legal Hold First Responder Best Practices Network Traffic and Logs Screenshots & Witnesses Preservation of Evidence Data Integrity Jurisdictional Issues & Data Breach Notification Laws.
