CompTIA Security Exam Prep SY0-401: Threats and Vulnerabilities is one of Lynda.com's educational videos that prepares you for answers to questions such as threats and domain vulnerabilities  in the CompTIA Security exam, and your skills in assessing and / Avoid attacks on your organization. 
The CompTIA Security + test is the best entry point for those who want to work for information security. In this course, by introducing malware, network and security software and social engineering techniques used by the attackers, you will be able to defend your organization against such dangers. 
Mike Chapple also covers detection and mitigating processes and penetration and vulnerability testing. 

CompTIA Security Exam Prep SY0-401 Threats and Vulnerabilities :

- Comparing viruses, worms, and Trojans

 

- Understanding backdoors and logic bombs

 

- Defending against denial of service and password attacks

 

- Preventing insider threats

 

- Detecting social engineering attacks

 

- Preventing wireless eavesdropping

 

- Understanding cross-site scripting

 

- Preventing SQL injection

 

- Deterring attacks

 

- Securing your network

 

- Scanning for and assessing threats

 

 

 

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CompTIA Security Exam Prep SY0-401: Threats and Vulnerabilities

001 Welcome	002 Comparing viruses, worms, and Trojans	003 Comparing adware, spyware, and ransomware	004 Understanding backdoors and logic bombs
005 Looking at advanced malware	006 Understanding botnets	007 Denial of service attacks	008 Eavesdropping attacks
009 Network attacks	010 Defending against password attacks	011 Watering hole attacks	012 Preventing insider threats
013 Social engineering	014 Impersonation attacks	015 Physical social engineering	016 Wireless eavesdropping
017 WPA and WPS attacks	018 Propagation attacks	019 Preventing rogues and evil twins	020 Understanding Bluetooth and NFC attacks
021 Understanding cross-site scripting	022 Preventing SQL injection	023 Defending against directory traversal	024 Overflow attacks
025 Explaining cookies and attachments	026 Session hijacking	027 Malicious add-ons	028 Monitoring log files
029 Hardening your systems	030 Securing your network	031 Improving your security posture	032 Control categories
033 Security assessment tools	034 Scanning for vulnerabilities	035 Assessing threats	036 Threat assessment techniques
037 Penetration testing	038 Advanced vulnerability scanning	039 Next steps