Cybersecurity concepts are fundamental pieces of knowledge necessary to have a career in the industry. This course will explore security concepts to ensure that a solid foundation is laid for future knowledge.

This course explores the importance of network isolation and includes options for ensuring the safety of SAP workloads on IBM Cloud, including security at the edge and data encryption options.

The Center for Internet Security (CIS) controls are critical to protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of sensitive data. This course will teach you the foundational knowledge required to understand how the CIS security controls are designed and implemented.

Explore the role of a security engineer, focusing on designing and implementing security measures for information systems.

The IBM Cloud Security Engineer Accelerator badge is for jam participants who have a fundamental knowledge of cloud security.

This course empowers you with the vital skills needed for asset inventory, management practices, and creating an execution plan.

Endpoint security is an important consideration when evaluating the overall security of your systems. This course will teach you how to harden and monitor Windows, Linux, and container endpoints.

Traditional forensic analysis on endpoints is outpaced by modern attack techniques. This course will teach you how to efficiently identify and investigate malicious activity by performing live system analysis on processes and files.

Cyber attacks can take different forms and be performed by threat groups with different goals and methods. In this course, you will learn how signature and session analysis can be used to detect those attacks with network data.

In this course on network behavioral analysis, you will explore the use of frequency, protocol, and population analysis methodologies to uncover events associated with multiple threat actors intrusions into a simulated enterprise network.

In this course on system anomaly detection, you will explore the use of CPU, RAM, GPU, fans, and power resource usage data to reveal various advanced attacker techniques and uncover events associated with hardware supply chain interdiction.

Identifying suspicious network activity can prevent serious security breaches. By monitoring centralized device logs you can catch potential security problems in a timely manner.