New Training: Security Concepts for the Enterprise

In this 9-video skill, CBT Nuggets trainer Keith Barker discusses and explains many of the security concepts that apply to larger organizations. Watch this new Cyber Security training.
Learn Cyber Security with one of these courses:
Secure Design and Architecture Fundamentals for Enterprise Environments Training
CompTIA Security+ (SY0-601)
This training includes:
9 videos
45 minutes of training
You’ll learn these topics in this skill:
Introduction to Security Concepts for the Enterprise
Configuration management
Data protection
Hashing
Deception and Disruption
SSL/TLS Inspection
Site Resiliency
API Considerations
Quiz and Review
Modern Data Threats Need Modern Data Protection Strategies
Data protection is constantly evolving to meet the challenges of today's modern cyber threats. To this point, a security technology or solution that may have provided protection and resiliency only a few years ago may not offer the necessary protection to today's more sophisticated threats.
Today, enterprise data protection strategies often encompass multiple steps in a protection strategy to effectively limit the risk of cyberattacks. For example, not too long ago, a common data protection strategy was to create a single local backup for protection on sensitive data. This single backup strategy has proven to act as a single point of failure, so to improve upon this risk, data protection strategies have evolved.
Now, organizations will backup locally, test the backup for malware and ransomware, and then copy the backup to cloud-based immutable storage, where the backup cannot be overwritten or deleted. This improvement to the enterprise data protection strategy is one simple example of how organizations are designing their security policies to be more resilient in the face of more sophisticated attacks.
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