The fundamental ideas of defending networks, devices, and data against online attacks are presented in Network Security Fundamentals. Important procedures like intrusion prevention, firewalls, encryption, and authentication are covered.
Level
Advanced
Duration
8 weeks
A fundamental understanding of protecting digital networks from cyber threats is provided by Network Security Fundamentals. It examines important subjects like access control, secure protocols, encryption, and threat detection. Students learn how to protect information, stop illegal access, and keep information private. This course develops the abilities required to build robust defenses in the connected world of today.
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Assignments
Assignments for every module will be covered.
MCQs
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Projects
3 Live Projects will be provided for practice.
An overview of fundamental networking principles, the significance of cybersecurity, and typical threat and attack types are given in Introduction to Network Security. Additionally, it presents the CIA triad—Availability, Integrity, and Confidentiality—as the cornerstone of security.
You will set up and configure a firewall in this project to control how data moves between internal and external networks. You will use tools like pfSense, Cisco Packet Tracer, or Linux iptables to set up rules that block unsafe traffic (like Telnet and FTP), limit access to sensitive services, and only let secure protocols like SSH and HTTPS through. Then, you will test the firewall by sending different types of traffic through it and checking the logs to see if packets are allowed or not. This project helps people understand how firewalls protect networks from unauthorized access and enforce security policies.
This project is about making a safe office or home network by using basic security rules. You will make a network diagram that shows routers, switches, firewalls, and wireless access points. You will also divide the network into VLANs for different departments, such as HR, IT, and Guests. You will set up security features like access control lists (ACLs), intrusion prevention systems (IPS), WPA3 encryption for Wi-Fi, and a DMZ for hosting public services. The final design will have a written explanation of how each part and setup helps keep the network safe from cyber threats.
This project will teach you how to find and fix problems in a network. You will use scanning tools like Nmap, OpenVAS, or Nessus to look for open ports, services that aren't set up correctly, and software that is out of date in a test environment. After finding weaknesses, you will use hardening methods like turning off unused ports, installing software updates, enforcing strong password policies, and setting up secure authentication. Finally, you will scan the network again to make sure that the problems have been fixed. This project gives you real-world experience in finding and fixing security holes.
Network Security Fundamentals – Associate Training Program
What is Network Security Fundamentals?
This is an introductory course that teaches the basic ideas, tools, and methods used to keep networks safe from cyber threats and people who shouldn't be able to get in.
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