Name: Play It Safe: Manage Security Risks
Brand: Google
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.8 (1493 reviews)

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This course takes a deeper dive into concepts introduced in the first course, with an emphasis on recognizing the focus of the CISSP eight security domains, steps of risk management, security frameworks and controls (e.g., NIST, CIA triad, OWASP), as well as common security threats, risks, and vulnerabilities. Additionally, learners are provided with an opportunity to explore and analyze SIEM data, use a playbook to respond to identified threats, risks, and vulnerabilities, and conduct a security audit. By the end of this course, you will: - Identify the common threats, risks, and vulnerabilities to business operations. - Understand the threats, risks, and vulnerabilities that entry-level cybersecurity analysts are most focused on. - Comprehend the purpose of security frameworks and controls. - Describe the confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) triad. - Explain the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) framework. - Explore and practice conducting a security audit. - Use a playbook to respond to threats, risks, and vulnerabilities....

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Sep 12, 2023

The course content is just the right pace. I feel the review questions could be harder but on the other hand it has given me a good boost of confidence being able to learn so quickly and accurately.

Jan 25, 2024

It was wonderful and worth it, I am new to information technology but the arrangement of the course and the course outlines made more interested and willing and determined to keep going. Thumbs up.

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May 29, 2025

Too repetitive, not enough labs, a lot of theory that honestly doesn't add much value in my opinion, even though most of the theory can be useful if the person invests time into mastering them. Most of the questions i answered in the forms were very obvious, I didn't even have to read most of the content of the lessons to know what to say. Overall I felt I didn't learn anything except a list of names of technologies and frameworks that I should spend time learning on my own.