210-250 SECFND : CCNA Cyber Ops SECFND 210-250 Labs (SECFND 210-250 Labs)
CCNA Cyber Ops SECFND 210-250 Labs (SECFND 210-250 Labs)
Includes:
47+ Labs
Start your prep for CISCO 210-250 SECFND exam with CCNA Cyber Ops performance-based labs. Performance-based labs are versatile - labs simulate real-world, hardware, software & command line interface environments and can be mapped to any text-book, course & training. The labs focus on the objectives of the 210-250 SECFND exam and provide knowledge of cybersecurity basic principles, foundational knowledge, and core skills needed to grasp the more associate-level materials in the second required exam, Implementing Cisco Cybersecurity Operations (SECOPS).
Here's what you will get
CISCO 210-250 SECFND certification exam is the first step of the two required exams to get the CCNA Cyber Ops certification. The SECFND exam validates the candidates expertise in cybersecurity’s foundational knowledge, basic principles, and core skills required to understand the more advanced associate-level materials in the second required exam, Implementing Cisco Cybersecurity Operations (SECOPS). The SECFND certification provides the job role of an associate-level Security Operations Center (SOC) Security Analyst.
Performance based lab
47+
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Here's what you will learn
Hands on Activities (Labs)
- Configuring a static TCP/IP address
- Using Process Explorer to view specific details about running processes on the system
- Preventing zone transfers
- Configuring a perimeter firewall
- Enabling intrusion prevention and detection
- Running a security scan to identify vulnerabilities
- Remediating vulnerabilities on local workstation
- Remediating vulnerabilities on the network
- Consulting a vulnerability database
- Performing reconnaissance on a network
- Downloading and running scanning tools
- Conducting vulnerability scans
- Identifying search options in Metasploit
- Performing initial scan
- Observing MD5 hash
- Using openssl to create a public/private keypair
- Adding certificates to MMC
- Configuring remote access VPN
- Installing Remote Access Services
- Installing the Web Server IIS server role
- Configuring the SSL port setting
- Assigning permissions to folders
- Verifying network services
- Working with Task Manager
- Using Network Monitor
- Exporting your Windows logs
- Viewing running processes on a linux-based machine
- Retrieving a real-time list of running processes
- Initiating an SSH session from your Windows 10 client to your Windows Server
- Enabling debug logging on the DNS server
- Making syslog entries readable
- Installing Splunk on the server
- Observing traffic pattern using Wireshark
- Analyzing protocols with Wireshark
- Installing Wireshark and WinPcap
- Acquainting yourself with Wireshark's interface
- Analyzing the capture file to find the attack(s)
- Generating network traffic and using filter
- Examining the traffic between client and server
- Assessing the impact of malware
- Confirming the spoofing attack in Wireshark
- Starting a live packet capture
- Collecting network-based security intelligence
- Responding to social engineering
- Simulating a DoS attack
- Spoofing MAC addresses with SMAC
- Using ettercap for ARP Spoofing
