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- What Is Endpoint Security?Endpoint security is the practice of securing endpoints or entry points of end-user devices such as desktops, laptops, and mobile devices from being exploited by malicious actors and campaigns.
Note: Refer to SNS Lecture 3- Host Security Basics: Slide 3
- Checklist for Securing and Hardening your Server EnvironmentThis general security checklist can serve as a starting point for organizations to improve the security of their servers and environment. As the technology behind cyber security is always evolving, it is important to regularly maintain and upgrade their security systems.
Note: Refer to SNS Lecture 3- Host Security Basics: Slide 4
- What is patch management?Patch management is the process of applying firmware and software updates to improve functionality, close security vulnerabilities, and optimize performance.
Note: Refer to SNS Lecture 3- Host Security Basics: Slide 5
- What is a Hardware Firewall? Hardware vs. Software FirewallsAt the most basic level, a hardware firewall is a physical unit, while software firewalls operate from inside your computer via an application.
Note: Refer to SNS Lecture 3- Host Security Basics: Slide 11 & 13
Videos
- Host Hardening: Elements of Host HardeningThis short video explains the elements of Host Hardening.
Note: Refer to SNS Lecture 3- Host Security Basics: Slide 6
- What is Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)?Cybersecurity tools like Endpoint Detection and Response are becoming increasingly important for businesses looking to bolster their defenses against hackers.
Note: Refer to SNS Lecture 3- Host Security Basics: Slide 7
- Configuring Windows Firewall - CompTIA A+ 220-1102 - 1.6Windows Defender Firewall provides security for incoming and outgoing traffic flows. In this video, you’ll learn about Defender Firewall configurations and how to create a customized exception rule.
Note: Refer to SNS Lecture 3- Host Security Basics: Slide 14
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Note: Refer to SNS Lecture 3- Host Security Basics: Slide 8