THE EXAM TESTS YOUR ABILITY & EXPERIANCE

CompTIA CertMaster Labs for Security+ are the final word in developing practical ability safely. If approached properly, the labs will provide industry-rich experience, that will launch, boost, and maintain careers. An unbeatable online training environment to master 32 of the most used security, systems and devices that protect computers and networks.
Turning theoretical students into capable expert technicians fast! To master the technology quickly and be exam ready, you need to consider completing each lab twice as per the CompTIA SMART Success Plan. Once to experience the systems and discover how they function, the second time to upskill and start to become independent of the instructions as well as exam ready. The exam will test your technical ability and experience with the systems. You can be ready to meet the practical CompTIA Exam Objectives through focused practice.

Gaining experience with the systems and tools of your trade before working on live systems is an obvious business advantage. Most training courses can only introduce the technology briefly in class due to time constraints and certainly fail to develop professionally capable engineers. Make your mistakes virtually and not for real.

CertMaster Labs are imbedded with clear instructions that support fast learning and support great retention. 

Work to master these technical skills and see your career take off!

01. Exploring the Lab EnvironmentOffComplete
02. Scanning and Identifying Network NodesOffCancelled
03. Intercepting and Interpreting Network Traffic with Packet Sniffing Tools
04. Analyzing the Results of a Credentialed Vulnerability Scan
05. Installing, Using, and Blocking a Malware-based Backdoor
06. Performing Network Reconnaissance and Vulnerability Scanning
07. Managing the Lifecycle of a Certificate
08. Managing Certificates with OpenSSL
09. Auditing Passwords with a Password Cracking Utility
10. Managing Centralized Authentication
11. Managing Access Controls in Windows Server
12. Configuring a System for Auditing Policies
13. Managing Access Controls in Linux
14. Configuring Identity and Access Management Controls
15. Implementing a Secure Network Design
16. Configuring a Firewall
17. Configuring an Intrusion Detection System
18. Implementing Secure Network Addressing Services
19. Implementing a Virtual Private Network
20. Implementing a Secure SSH Server
21. Implementing Endpoint Protection
22. Securing the Network Infrastructure
23. Identifying Application Attack Indicators
24. Identifying a Browser Attack
25. Implementing PowerShell Security
26. Identifying Malicious Code
27. Identifying Application Attacks
28. Managing Data Sources for Incident Response
29. Configuring Mitigation Controls
30. Acquiring Digital Forensics Evidence
31. Backing Up and Restoring Data in Windows and Linux
32. Managing Incident Response, Mitigation and Recovery

We need experienced security engineers now more than ever before. We are all aware of the rise in tensions between Nation States, let alone hacking on an industrial scale.

S+ KPI 1# Plan to Achieve Your Training Goal

S+ KPI 2# Comprehensive Technical Understanding of Security+ Theory and Technologies

S+ KPI 3# Become Competent and Capable with Security+ Theory

S+ KPI 4# Master the 21 CompTIA SY0-601 Practice PBQ’s, Performance Based Questions

S+ KPI 5# Become Competent, capable, and experienced with the 32 Security+ Systems

S+ KPI 6# Achieve 87.5% or higher from the CertMaster Learn Practice Assessment

S+ KPI 7# Achieve 87.5% or higher from the CertMaster Practice Assessment

 Too many computer engineers focus on passing the exams to secure a job without gaining the technical ability the certification indicates they have.

Too many companies and tech managers let them get away with it. Without doing due diligence while recruiting, the feckless and unskilled will get employed.

If you are OK with gaining technical ability and experience on live systems, just carry on and DON'T INVEST!