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  CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) Complete Course & Practice Exam

  https://www.udemy.com/course/securityplus/

  Year         : 2026
  Language     : English
  Level        : All Levels
  Category     : IT & Software
  Subcategory  : IT Certifications
  Duration     : 31h 11m
  Lectures     : 264
  Rating       : 4.6/5 (116,073 reviews)
  Students     : 480,107

  INSTRUCTOR(S)


  HEADLINE
    CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) Bootcamp - Your preparation for
    the world's best cybersecurity certification!


  WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
  * Fundamental Security Concepts
  * Navigating Threats, Vulnerabilities, & Remedies
  * Decoding Security Architecture
  * Mastering Security Operations
  * Guiding Security Program Management & Oversight


  REQUIREMENTS
  * Basic familiarity with computer networks, administration,
    and
    security is helpful (But, all required information will be
    covered during the course)
  * (Helpful, but not required) Completion of the CompTIA A+ and
    Network+ certifications
  * This course aligns directly to the CompTIA Security+
    (SY0-701)
    Certification Study Guide


  WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR
  * IT Professionals
  * Entry-Level Security Personnel
  * Military Personnel
  * Government Employees
  * Security Consultants
  * Students and Recent Graduates


  DESCRIPTION
  ** Taught by a Best Selling IT Certification Instructor **
  Taught by an expert in information technology and
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  with over 20 years of experience, this course is a fun way to
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  fundamentals of cybersecurity and gain experience in the
  configuration, management, and troubleshooting of common wired
  and wireless networks with lessons, lectures, and video
  demonstrations to teach you everything you need to know to
    pass
  the CompTIA Security+ exam. CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) is the
  world's most popular cybersecurity certification today! This
  course is designed to help prepare you for the
  CompTIA Security (SY0-701) certification exam and covers all
    the
  domains the Security+ (SY0-701) certification exam:
  CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701): General Security Concepts
    Threats,
  Vulnerabilities, and Mitigations Security Architecture
    Security
  Operations Security Program Management and Oversight What You
  Will Receive In The Course: Video lectures with the essential
  information needed to pass the Security+ (SY0-701) exam A
  complete downloadable study guide in PDF format based on the
  lessons Practice quizzes to ensure mastery of each section of
  the course A full-length practice exam with multiple choice
    and
  mock simulations This course stays current and up-to-date with
  the latest release of the CompTIA Security+ exam (SY0-701),
    and
  also provides a 30-day money-back guarantee if you are not
  satisfied with the quality of this course for any reason! What
  Other Students Are Saying About My CompTIA Security+ Course:
  Solid information, acronym break downs throughout the course
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  listening and taking notes and replaying the section) (Mark
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  cybersecurity so far. It teaches us about the harm caused by
  attacks and how to prevent them. I would suggest everyone to
  take this course, even if they don't wan the certificate from
  Comptia.  (Mahmoud Choumar, 5 stars) Jason is a great
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  He is thorough and amiable. The course has very minimal errors
  and you can tell he is very strict with the format of his
  lessons. I had very few questions during the lectures and only
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  Passed the exam in December of 2022 using this course - FIRST
  TRY!! This course gave the back bone of everything I needed to
  pass the Sec. + exam. When the time came to study up a day or
  two before the actual exam, I used all the practice
  quizzes/tests from the CompTIA Sec. + study book. Seems
  thoughtless or stupid to not use the book for actual studying,
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  Shumaker, 5 stars) Upon completion of this course, you will
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  31 CEUs towards the renewal of your CompTIA A+, Network+,
  Security+, Linux+, Cloud+, PenTest+, CySA+, or CASP+
  certifications.


  COURSE CONTENT

  Chapter 1: Introduction
    1. Welcome to the Course!
    2. Download the Study Guide
    3. Exam Tips

  Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Security
    4. Fundamentals of Security
    5. Threats and Vulnerabilities
    6. Confidentiality (OBJ 1.2)
    7. Integrity (OBJ 1.2)
    8. Availability (OBJ 1.2)
    9. Non-repudiation (OBJ 1.2)
    10. Authentication (OBJ 1.2)
    11. Authorization (OBJ 1.2)
    12. Accounting (OBJ 1.2)
    13. Security Control Categories (OBJ 1.1)
    14. Security Control Types (OBJ 1.1)
    15. Zero Trust (OBJ 1.2)
    16. Gap Analysis (OBJ 1.2)

  Chapter 3: Threat Actors
    17. Threat Actors (OBJ 1.2, 2.1, & 2.2)
    18. Threat Actor Motivations (OBJ 2.1)
    19. Threat Actor Attributes (OBJ 2.1)
    20. Unskilled Attackers (OBJ 2.1)
    21. Hacktivists (OBJ 2.1)
    22. Organized Crime (OBJ 2.1)
    23. Nation-state Actor (OBJ 2.1)
    24. Insider Threats (OBJ 2.1)
    25. Shadow IT (OBJ 2.1)
    26. Threat Vectors and Attack Surfaces (OBJ 2.2)
    27. Outsmarting Threat Actors (OBJ 1.2)

  Chapter 4: Physical Security
    28. Physical Security (OBJ 1.2 & 2.4)
    29. Fencing and Bollards (OBJ 1.2)
    30. Attacking with Brute Force (OBJ 2.4)
    31. Surveillance Systems (OBJ 1.2)
    32. Bypassing Surveillance Systems (OBJ 2.4)
    33. Access Control Vestibules (OBJ 1.2)
    34. Door Locks (OBJ 1.2)
    35. Access Badge Cloning (OBJ 2.4)

  Chapter 5: Social Engineering
    36. Social Engineering (OBJ 2.2 & 5.6)
    37. Motivational Triggers (OBJ 5.6)
    38. Impersonation (OBJ 2.2)
    39. Pretexting (OBJ 2.2)
    40. Phishing Attacks (OBJ 2.2)
    41. Preventing Phishing Attacks (OBJ 5.6)
    42. Conducting an Anti-Phishing Campaign (OBJ 5.6)
    43. Frauds and Scams (OBJ 2.2)
    44. Influence Campaigns (OBJ 2.2)
    45. Other Social Engineering Attacks (OBJ 2.2)

  Chapter 6: Malware
    46. Malware (OBJ 2.4)
    47. Viruses (OBJ 2.4)
    48. Worms (OBJ 2.4)
    49. Trojans (OBJ 2.4)
    50. Viruses and Trojans (OBJ 2.4)
    51. Ransomware (OBJ 2.4)
    52. Zombies and Botnets (OBJ 2.4)
    53. Rootkits (OBJ 2.4)
    54. Backdoors and Logic Bombs (OBJ 2.4)
    55. Keylogger (OBJ 2.4)
    56. Spyware and Bloatware (OBJ 2.4)
    57. Malware Attack Techniques (OBJ 2.4)
    58. Indications of Malware Attacks (OBJ 2.4)

  Chapter 7: Data Protection
    59. Data Protection (OBJ 1.4, 3.3, 4.2, 4.4, & 5.1)
    60. Data Classifications (OBJ 3.3)
    61. Data Ownership (OBJ 4.2 & 5.1)
    62. Data States (OBJ 3.3)
    63. Data Types (OBJ 3.3 & 1.4)
    64. Data Sovereignty (OBJ 3.3)
    65. Securing Data (OBJ 3.3)
    66. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) (OBJ 4.4)
    67. Configuring a DLP (OBJ 4.5)

  Chapter 8: Cryptographic Solutions
    68. Cryptographic Solutions (OBJ 1.4, 2.3, & 2.4)
    69. Symmetric vs Asymmetric (OBJ 1.4)
    70. Symmetric Algorithms (OBJ 1.4)
    71. Asymmetric Algorithms (OBJ 1.4)
    72. Hashing (OBJ 1.4)
    73. Increasing Hash Security (OBJ 1.4)
    74. Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) (OBJ 1.4)
    75. Digital Certificates (OBJ 1.4)
    76. Exploring Digital Certificates (OBJ 1.4)
    77. Blockchain (OBJ 1.4)
    78. Encryption Tools (OBJ 1.4)
    79. Obfuscation (OBJ 1.4)
    80. Cryptographic Attacks (OBJ 2.3 & 2.4)

  Chapter 9: Risk Management
    81. Risk Management (OBJ 5.2)
    82. Risk Assessment Frequency (OBJ 5.2)
    83. Risk Identification (OBJ 5.2)
    84. Risk Register (OBJ 5.2)
    85. Qualitative Risk Analysis (OBJ 5.2)
    86. Quantitative Risk Analysis (OBJ 5.2)
    87. Risk Management Strategies (OBJ 5.2)
    88. Risk Monitoring and Reporting (OBJ 5.2)

  Chapter 10: Third-party Vendor Risks
    89. Third-party Vendor Risks (OBJ 2.2, 2.3, & 5.3)
    90. Supply Chain Risks (OBJ 2.3 & 5.3)
    91. Supply Chain Attacks (OBJ 2.2 & 5.3)
    92. Vendor Assessment (OBJ 5.3)
    93. Vendor Selection and Monitoring (OBJ 5.3)
    94. Contracts and Agreements (OBJ 5.3)

  Chapter 11: Governance and Compliance
    95. Governance and Compliance (OBJ 5.1 & 5.4)
    96. Governance (OBJ 5.1)
    97. Governance Structures (OBJ 5.1)
    98. Policies (OBJ 5.1)
    99. Standards (OBJ 5.1)
    100. Procedures (OBJ 5.1)
    101. Governance Considerations (OBJ 5.1)
    102. Compliance (OBJ 5.4)
    103. Non-compliance Consequences (OBJ 5.4)

  Chapter 12: Asset and Change Management
    104. Asset and Change Management (OBJ 1.3, 4.1, & 4.2)
    105. Acquisition and Procurement (OBJ 4.2)
    106. Mobile Asset Deployments (OBJ 4.1)
    107. Asset Management (OBJ 4.2)
    108. Asset Disposal and Decommissioning (OBJ 4.2)
    109. Change Management (OBJ 1.3)
    110. Change Management Processes (OBJ 1.3)
    111. Technical Implications of Changes (OBJ 1.3)
    112. Documenting Changes (OBJ 1.3)

  Chapter 13: Audits and Assessments
    113. Audits and Assessments (OBJ 5.5)
    114. Internal Audits and Assessments (OBJ 5.5)
    115. Performing an Internal Assessment (OBJ 5.5)
    116. External Audits and Assessments (OBJ 5.5)
    117. Performing an External Assessment (OBJ 5.5)
    118. Penetration Testing (OBJ 5.5)
    119. Reconnaissance in Pentesting (OBJ 5.5)
    120. Performing a Basic PenTest (OBJ 5.5)
    121. Attestation of Findings (OBJ 5.5)

  Chapter 14: Cyber Resilience and Redundancy
    122. Cyber Resilience and Redundancy (OBJ 3.4)
    123. High Availability (OBJ 3.4)
    124. Data Redundancy (OBJ 3.4)
    125. Configuring a RAID (OBJ 3.4)
    126. Capacity Planning (OBJ 3.4)
    127. Powering Data Centers (OBJ 3.4)
    128. Data Backups (OBJ 3.4)
    129. Continuity of Operations Plan (OBJ 3.4)
    130. Redundant Site Considerations (OBJ 3.4)
    131. Resilience and Recovery Testing (OBJ 3.4)

  Chapter 15: Security Architecture
    132. Security Architecture (OBJ 3.1 & 4.1)
    133. On-premise versus the Cloud (OBJ 3.1)
    134. Cloud Security (OBJ 3.1 & 4.1)
    135. Virtualization and Containerization (OBJ 2.3 & 3.1)
    136. Serverless (OBJ 3.1)
    137. Microservices (OBJ 3.1)
    138. Network Infrastructure (OBJ 3.1)
    139. Software-Defined Network (SDN) (OBJ 3.1)
    140. Infrastructure as Code (IaC) (OBJ 3.1)
    141. Centralized vs Decentralized Architectures (OBJ 3.1)
    142. Internet of Things (IoT) (OBJ 3.1 & 4.1)
    143. ICS and SCADA (OBJ 3.1 & 4.1)
    144. Embedded Systems (OBJ 3.1 & 4.1)

  Chapter 16: Security Infrastructure
    145. Security Infrastructure (OBJ 3.2 & 4.5)
    146. Ports and Protocols (OBJ 4.5)
    147. Firewalls (OBJ 3.2)
    148. Configuring Firewalls (OBJ 4.5)
    149. IDS and IPS (OBJ 3.2)
    150. Network Appliances (OBJ 3.2)
    151. Port Security (OBJ 3.2)
    152. Securing Network Communications (OBJ 3.2)
    153. SD-WAN and SASE (OBJ 3.2)
    154. Infrastructure Considerations (OBJ 3.2)
    155. Selecting Infrastructure Controls (OBJ 3.2)

  Chapter 17: Identity and Access Management (IAM) Solutions
    156. Identity and Access Management (IAM) Solutions (OBJ 2.4
         & 4.6)
    157. Identity and Access Management (IAM) (OBJ 4.6)
    158. Multifactor Authentication (OBJ 4.6)
    159. Password Security (OBJ 4.6)
    160. Password Attacks (OBJ 2.4)
    161. Single Sign-On (SSO) (OBJ 4.6)
    162. Federation (OBJ 4.6)
    163. Privileged Access Management (PAM) (OBJ 4.6)
    164. Access Control Models (OBJ 4.6)
    165. Assigning Permissions (OBJ 4.6)

  Chapter 18: Vulnerabilities and Attacks
    166. Vulnerabilities and Attacks (OBJ 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, &
         4.1)
    167. Hardware Vulnerabilities (OBJ 2.2, 2.3, & 2.5)
    168. Bluetooth Vulnerabilities and Attacks (OBJ 2.3, 2.5, &
         4.1)
    169. Mobile Vulnerabilities and Attacks (OBJ 2.3, 2.5, &
         4.1)
    170. Zero-day Vulnerabilities (OBJ 2.3)
    171. Operating System Vulnerabilities (OBJ 2.3 & 2.5)
    172. SQL and XML Injections (OBJ 2.3 & 2.4)
    173. Conducting an SQL Injection (OBJ 2.3 & 2.4)
    174. XSS and XSRF (OBJ 2.3 & 2.4)
    175. Buffer Overflow (OBJ 2.3 & 2.4)
    176. Race Conditions (OBJ 2.3)

  Chapter 19: Malicious Activity
    177. Malicious Activity (OBJ 2.4)
    178. Distributed Denial of Service (OBJ 2.4)
    179. Domain Name System (DNS) Attacks (OBJ 2.4)
    180. Directory Traversal Attack (OBJ 2.4)
    181. Execution and Escalation Attack (OBJ 2.4)
    182. Replay Attacks (OBJ 2.4)
    183. Session Hijacking (OBJ 2.4)
    184. On-Path Attacks (OBJ 2.4)
    185. Injection Attacks (OBJ 2.4)
    186. Indicators of Compromise (IoC) (OBJ 2.4)

  Chapter 20: Hardening
    187. Hardening (OBJ 2.5, 4.1,  & 4.5)
    188. Changing Default Configurations (OBJ 2.5)
    189. Restricting Applications (OBJ 2.5)
    190. Unnecessary Services (OBJ 2.5)
    191. Trusted Operating Systems (OBJ 2.5)
    192. Updates and Patches (OBJ 2.5)
    193. Patch Management (OBJ 2.5)
    194. Group Policies (OBJ 2.5 & 4.5)
    195. SELinux (OBJ 2.5 & 4.5)
    196. Data Encryption Levels (2.5)
    197. Secure Baselines (OBJ 2.5 and 4.1)

  Chapter 21: Security Techniques
    198. Security Techniques (OBJ 4.1 & 4.5)
    199. Wireless Infrastructure Security (OBJ 4.1)
    200. Wireless Security Settings (OBJ 4.1)
    201. Application Security (OBJ 4.1)
    202. Network Access Control (NAC) (OBJ 4.5)
    203. Web and DNS Filtering (OBJ 4.5)
    204. Email Security (OBJ 4.5)
    205. Endpoint Detection and Response (OBJ 4.5)
    206. User Behavior Analytics (OBJ 4.5)
    207. Selecting Secure Protocols (OBJ 4.5)

  Chapter 22: Vulnerability Management
    208. Vulnerability Management (OBJ 4.3)
    209. Identifying Vulnerabilities (OBJ 4.3)
    210. Threat Intelligence Feeds (OBJ 4.3)
    211. Responsible Disclosure Programs (OBJ 4.3)
    212. Analyzing Vulnerabilities (OBJ 4.3)
    213. Conducting Vulnerability Scans (OBJ 4.3)
    214. Assessing Vulnerability Scan Results (OBJ 4.3)
    215. Vulnerability Response and Remediation (OBJ 4.3)
    216. Validating Vulnerability Remediation (OBJ 4.3)
    217. Vulnerability Reporting (OBJ 4.3)

  Chapter 23: Alerting and Monitoring
    218. Alerting and Monitoring (OBJ 4.4)
    219. Monitoring Resources (OBJ 4.4)
    220. Alerting and Monitoring Activities (OBJ 4.4)
    221. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) (OBJ 4.4)
    222. Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) (OBJ
         4.4)
    223. Data from Security Tools (OBJ 4.4)
    224. Security Content Automation and Protocol (SCAP) (OBJ
         4.4)
    225. NetFlow and Flow Analysis (OBJ 4.4)
    226. Single Pane of Glass (OBJ 4.4)

  Chapter 24: Incident Response
    227. Incident Response (OBJ 4.8)
    228. Incident Response Process (OBJ 4.8)
    229. Threat Hunting (OBJ 4.8)
    230. Root Cause Analysis (OBJ 4.8)
    231. Incident Response Training and Testing (OBJ 4.8)
    232. Digital Forensic Procedures (OBJ 4.8)
    233. Data Collection Procedures (OBJ 4.8)
    234. Disk Imaging and Analysis (OBJ 4.8)

  Chapter 25: Investigating an Incident
    235. Investigating an Incident (OBJ 4.9)
    236. Investigating with Data (OBJ 4.9)
    237. Dashboards (OBJ 4.9)
    238. Automated Reports (OBJ 4.9)
    239. Vulnerability Scans (OBJ 4.9)
    240. Packet Captures (OBJ 4.9)
    241. Firewall Logs (OBJ 4.9)
    242. Application Logs (OBJ 4.9)
    243. Endpoint Logs (OBJ 4.9)
    244. OS-specific Security Logs (OBJ 4.9)
    245. IPS/IDS Logs (OBJ 4.9)
    246. Network Logs (OBJ 4.9)
    247. Metadata (OBJ 4.9)

  Chapter 26: Automation and Orchestration
    248. Automation and Orchestration (OBJ 4.7)
    249. When to Automate and Orchestrate (OBJ 4.7)
    250. Benefits of Automation and Orchestration (OBJ 4.7)
    251. Automating Support Tickets (OBJ 4.7)
    252. Automating Onboarding (OBJ 4.7)
    253. Automating Security (OBJ 4.7)
    254. Automating Application Development (OBJ 4.7)
    255. Integrations and APIs (OBJ 4.7)

  Chapter 27: Security Awareness
    256. Security Awareness (OBJ 5.6)
    257. Recognizing Insider Threats (OBJ 5.6)
    258. Password Management (OBJ 5.6)
    259. Avoiding Social Engineering (OBJ 5.6)
    260. Policy and Handbooks (OBJ 5.6)
    261. Remote and Hybrid Work Environments (OBJ 5.6)
    262. Creating a Culture of Security (OBJ 5.6)

  Chapter 28: Conclusion
    263. Conclusion
    264. BONUS: Where do I go from here?

  Chapter 29: Practice Exam


  DATES
  Published    : 2019-01-23
  Last Updated : 2026-03-02

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