CompTIA CySA+ - Complete Course With Labs [10+ Hours]

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CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+) engineers are trained to apply behavioral analytics to networks and devices to prevent, detect and combat cybersecurity threats through continuous security monitoring. This course prepares you for the CySA+ exam.

This course includes all labs and theory you need to know.

#cysa #cybersecurity #security

CompTIA CySA+ meets the ISO 17024 standard and is approved by U.S. - Department of Defense to fulfill Directive 8570.01-M requirements. It is compliant with government regulations under the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA). Over 2.3 million CompTIA ISO/ANSI-accredited exams have been delivered since January 1, 2011.

Table of Contents
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0:00 // Concepts in CyberSecurity
26:50 // Concepts in CyberSecurity 2
52:55 // Threat Intelligence
01:41:08 // Reconnaissance and Intelligence Gathering
02:07:33 // Reconnaissance and Intelligence Gathering - LAB
02:56:58 // Vulnerability Management Program
03:15:00 // Vulnerability Report Analysis
03:50:04 // Nessus Report Analysis - LAB
04:10:46 // Defense In Depth
04:50:56 // Cloud Computing Elements
05:14:02 // Software Development Security
05:50:56 // Software Assessment
06:01:04 // Security Operations and Monitoring
06:53:48 // Tools to Help You Identifying Compromise
07:30:05 // Network Management with Polling and Pushing
07:46:40 // Incident Response and CSIRTs
08:27:40 // Digital Forensics
09:09:55 // IT Security Management

[philhenderson]

After watching the entire video…this is not a course, it’s a review. Nor is it “10+ hours.” Once one removes the verbal pauses, dead space and redundancy, it’s closer to 7 hours. Please understand this video has solid potential. In its current state (unedited and with a speaker who probably should have read from a script instead of “off the top of his head”) it leaves much to be desired. Spend some time cleaning it up and you’ll have a nice “What to expect on the CompTIA CySA+ exam” video.

[GreenKC]

I just passed the Security+ and plan to take the CySA+ by September. I hope this will prepare enough.

[EdwardBaker]

Really appreciate the breakdown of the steps. Makes it super easy to follow along

[jcg]

Thank you for taking the time to make this to help people out!

[pheona]

Perfectly timed as I start back at College on Monday the 28th August to hopefully complete the 2nd year of my HND in Cybersecurity. Thank you so much for your generosity in providing this free course.

[saraadams]

You make learning this stuff so much fun! Keep it up

[EdnaBeaudet]

Just smashed that subscribe button! Can't wait to see what other training you offer

[EasternBoss]

Thank you so much this very helpful. ❤

[NOTsureWhatwrite]

Ah thank you for all your hard work. Im really glad that i found your channel here. Its amazing how your explaining. I wish i could have PDF of this course but still thank you sir 🙏

[bobanmilisavljevic]

Im trudging through the A+ material and this is extra light at the end of the tunnel! Thank you 💪🔥

[Ace_Galton]

wo wo wow wow wow thank you this is amazing :)

[iamrestnpieces]

Thank you for all that you do for us. Will you be uploading new courses for the Sec+ and CySA+ certs since the current exams are expiring?

[DrWhomstdve]

Taking my CySA+ in about an hour, hopefully it goes well. This video weas great!

[MichelleJones]

Feeling much more confident after watching this. Great job. Can some recommend good practice tests?

[echzfth]

hello guys, Learnology World gave me free study guide and past exam questions to help me pass my exams, although the study guides where not enough knowledge to help me pass the past exam practice questions but having both the study guide and the practice question was a wanderful start to help me begin my preparation for the certification exam

[michaelsteele]

Hello Mr. Browning, quick question. I was doing lab # 19 configuring and allowing inter-vlan routing - svi out of the 101 ccna lab book and i swapped out the pc's with routers using live equipment. I got everything working but instead of using my 1941 router I used my 2911 router for pc 4. I put ip addresses on the routers and static routes and default gateways. I did a debug ip packet to find out the packet was not even leaving the 2911 and the error I seen was encapsulation failed. Is there something wrong with my 2911? Why isn't the packet leaving the 2911? Using the 1941 I was able to ping across vlan 10 and vlan 20. How can I get the packet to leave the 2911? Please Help Thanks

[groundedinreality]

Thanks for your video! Do you have plans on covering CS0-003?

[bulba]

Is it for the CS0-003 version (the newest one) ?

[honcho]

Will you be making a 101lab book for the cysa?

[Adesoji.F]

Thanks for the course. Does this cover the Cysa + CS0-003 exam?