CompTIA Security+ 701

CompTIA Security+

EXAM CODES SY0-701

What You'll Learn

This course covers topics related to all CompTIA Security+ exam objectives, including:

• General Security Concepts: Includes key cybersecurity terminology and concepts up front to provide a foundation for security controls discussed throughout the exam.
• Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Mitigations: Focuses on responding to common threats, cyberattacks, vulnerabilities, and security incidents and appropriate mitigation techniques to monitor and secure hybrid environments.
• Security Architecture: Includes security implications of different architecture models, principles of securing enterprise infrastructure, and strategies to protect data.
• Security Operations: Includes applying and enhancing security and vulnerability management techniques, as well as security implications of proper hardware, software, and data management.
• Security Program Management & Oversight: Updated to better reflect the reporting and communication skills required for Security+ job roles relating to governance, risk management, compliance, assessment, and security awareness.

CompTIA Security+ Lab

This hands-on lab enables learners to prepare for CompTIA Security+ Certification Exam. The first goal of the lab is to make learners a good IT security tech and, in the process, make sure learner are ready to pass the CompTIA Security+ exam. This lab expands learner’s knowledge of threats, attacks, vulnerabilities; security technologies and tool; security architectures and designs, identity and access management, risk management and cryptography.

Labs are available in English. 

About CompTIA Security+ Exam

CompTIA Security+ is a globally recognized certification that validates the foundational skills required for entry-level cybersecurity roles. The exam covers a broad spectrum of topics including:

• Cyber threats and vulnerabilities
• Security technologies and tools
• Network security and architecture
• Identity and access management
• Risk management
• Cryptography