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CCNA CyberOps SECOPS – Objective 4.2CCNA CyberOps SECOPS – Objective 4.2

August 20, 2019August 20, 2019| 0 Comments| Ben StoryBen Story| 7:00 am

Interpret common data values into a universal format Implementing Cisco Cybersecurity Operations (210-255) For this objective, I would suggest using...

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CCNA CyberOps SECOPS – Objective 4.1CCNA CyberOps SECOPS – Objective 4.1

August 19, 2019August 19, 2019| 0 Comments| Ben StoryBen Story| 7:00 am

Describe the process of data normalization Implementing Cisco Cybersecurity Operations (210-255) Data normalization is the process of removing duplicate information...

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CCNA CyberOps SECOPS – Objective 3.7 and 3.8CCNA CyberOps SECOPS – Objective 3.7 and 3.8

August 18, 2019August 18, 2019| 0 Comments| Ben StoryBen Story| 9:00 am

Map data types to these compliance frameworks: PCI, HIPAA, SOX Implementing Cisco Cybersecurity Operations (210-255) Identify data elements that must...

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CCNA CyberOps SECOPS – Objective 3.6CCNA CyberOps SECOPS – Objective 3.6

August 17, 2019August 17, 2019| 0 Comments| Ben StoryBen Story| 10:45 pm

Identify these elements used for server profiling: Listening ports, Logged in users/service accounts, Running processes, Running tasks, Applications Implementing Cisco...

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Ben Story @ntwrk80

Ben Story is a network security engineer for a solution provider. He has been working with networking since 1998, his Freshman year at Truman State University, when he worked for a small dial-up ISP managing their Shiva LanRover modem bank. His random bits and bytes can be found on his blog at https://packitforwarding.com or on Twitter @ntwrk80.

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