Do you manually maintain your Azure resources' security health? Has your team accidentally checked in sensitive credentials into the source control? Need cloud tests for your app service? If the answer is yes, this course can greatly help you.

This self-paced training course gives participants broad study of security controls and techniques on Google Cloud.

This course will teach you to leverage Amazon Cognito to configure both of these for a serverless application on AWS.

Backing up and restoring SharePoint farms or content is often a daily occurrence for you as the SharePoint administrator. In this course, you will learn how and why to backup and restore your SharePoint farm.

Have you been wanting to use your data better within Splunk? This course will give you the knowledge and tools to help you learn more about this SIEM, the workflow actions possible within it, and how to use them to add more context to your data.

In this 5-minute session, Brendan O'Connor will talk about stuffing your cloud into SOCs.

In this IT Ops session, you’ll develop a clear understanding of the similarities and differences between PowerShell 5.1 Desktop and PowerShell 7.x Core. You'll then be in an informed position to consider and plan your migration.

As organizations move their data and applications to the cloud, they must address new security challenges. The Trust and Security with Google Cloud course explores the basics of cloud security, the value of Google Cloud's multilayered approach to infrastructure security, and how Google earns and maintains customer trust in the cloud. Part of the Cloud Digital Leader learning path, this course aims to help individuals grow in their role and build the future of their business.

Q&A session discussing the VMWare ESXi Vulnerability, CVE-2021-21974

This course will teach you how to plan and deploy NSX-T Data Center network virtualization and security features.

This course will teach you how mobile device management in Microsoft Intune is great for deploying apps to Windows systems, and how mobile application management (MAM) lets us customize apps and secure data with configuration and protection policies.

Three big jobs for an endpoint administrator are setting up local and cloud identities for users and groups; managing authentication for those identities; and setting up compliance criteria to secure access to apps. This course explores all three.