Basics of Operating Systems and Network Security
Basics of Operating Systems and Network Security
$3500.00
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Day One: Introduction to Operating Systems
Objectives:
Understanding the basics of operating systems and their roles in computing.
Familiarizing oneself with different types of operating systems.
Identifying the main components of the operating system.
Content:
Definition of an operating system.
The main functions of the operating system: resource management, file management, memory management.
Types of operating systems: Windows, Linux, macOS.
Components of the operating system: the kernel, the interface, and others.
The targets:
Beginners in the field of information technology.
People who want to understand the basics of how operating systems work.
Learning method:
Theoretical lectures.
Practical exercises using different operating system environments.
Day Two: Resource Management in Operating Systems
Objectives:
Learn how to manage system resources: memory, processor, and devices.
Understanding the mechanisms used to manage operations and tasks.
Content:
Memory management: Memory allocation, handling random access memory.
Processor management: Scheduling tasks and organizing priorities.
Device management: Definition and distribution of devices.
Target audience:
Those interested in the internal workings of operating systems.
Trainees wishing to develop their skills in dealing with operating systems.
Learning method:
Practical applications on how to manage resources in different environments.
Interactive workshops to practice system management skills.
Day Three: Introduction to Network Security
Objectives:
Definition of network security and its importance in protection against threats.
Identifying types of threats and networks.
Learn basic protection techniques.
Content:
Definition of network security and its importance.
Types of threats: Viruses, malware, DDoS attacks.
Protection technologies: Firewalls, encryption, VPN.
Target audience:
Those interested in the field of information security and networks.
People who want to protect their data and privacy online.
Learning method:
Interactive lectures.
Practical applications of basic network security settings.
Day Four: Creating Secure Networks
Objectives:
Learn how to build a secure network.
Understanding the basic security procedures that must be followed.
Content:
Creating a Local Area Network (LAN) and implementing security measures.
Encrypting and protecting data during transmission.
Using firewalls and intrusion prevention systems.
Target audience:
People who want to learn how to create secure networks.
Network specialists who want to enhance their security skills.
Learning method:
Practical exercises on building a secure network.
Simulating attacks and security tests.
Day Five: Assessment and Analysis of Network Threats
Objectives:
Understanding how to assess and analyze network threats.
Identifying tools and techniques for detecting attacks.
Content:
Network analysis techniques for detecting attacks.
Security vulnerability scanning tools.
Evaluating the effectiveness of different security systems.
Target audience:
Network security specialists.
The trainees who want to learn how to analyze security incidents.
Learning method:
Theoretical lectures.
Practical sessions for analyzing attacks and interacting with security tools.
Conclusion:
Objectives:
A comprehensive review of all the topics covered in the course.
Final exam to assess acquired skills.
Issuing course completion certificates.
Target audience:
All the trainees in the course.
Learning method:
An interactive session to answer questions.
A comprehensive test to assess theoretical and practical understanding.
Note: This course is designed for beginners and intermediates in the fields of operating systems, networks, and their security.
