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Cybersecurity
Wireless and Mobile Security
Curriculum
1 Section
10 Lessons
2 Hours
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01.
10
1.1
Contrasts why these mechanisms are more secure than other solutions
1.2
Weaker security mechanisms are easier to configure, but that comes at a cost.
1.3
Establishes the importance of establishing appropriate access policies and incorporating security into our design instead of adding it after the fact
1.4
Effective Security Mechanisms
1.5
Weak Security Mechanisms
1.6
Also identifies where and how we can bolster security to create as secure of a connection as possible Security through design
1.7
This breaks down why a wireless connection is inherently less secure than a wired connection
1.8
Anatomy of a Secure Connection
1.9
Fundamentals of Wireless Security
1.10
Distinguish the various attacks types that target wireless LANs, Bluetooth, mobile devices, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices
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