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Cybersecurity
Network Security and Defense
1. Introduction to Network Security
2. Foundational Networking Concepts
3. Threat Landscape Analysis
4. Network Perimeter Security
5. Secure Network Design and Architecture
6. Securing Network Communications
7. Wireless Network Security
8. Access Control and Authentication
9. Network Monitoring and Incident Response
10. Security Policies and Compliance
11. Advanced and Emerging Topics
Access Control and Authentication
Access Control Models
Discretionary Access Control
Owner-Based Permissions
Access Control Lists
Permission Inheritance
Security Limitations
Mandatory Access Control
Security Label Systems
Clearance Levels
Information Classification
Bell-LaPadula Model
Role-Based Access Control
Role Definition
Permission Assignment
Role Hierarchy
Separation of Duties
Attribute-Based Access Control
Dynamic Authorization
Policy-Based Decisions
Context-Aware Access
Authentication Factors
Knowledge-Based Authentication
Password Security
Passphrase Implementation
PIN Systems
Security Questions
Possession-Based Authentication
Hardware Tokens
Smart Card Technology
Mobile Device Authentication
One-Time Password Systems
Inherence-Based Authentication
Fingerprint Recognition
Facial Recognition Systems
Iris Scanning Technology
Voice Recognition
Behavioral Biometrics
Multi-Factor Authentication
MFA Implementation Strategies
Two-Factor Authentication
Three-Factor Authentication
Adaptive Authentication
MFA Technologies
SMS-Based Authentication
Mobile App Authentication
Hardware Token Integration
Biometric Integration
Centralized Authentication Systems
RADIUS Protocol
Authentication Process
Accounting Functions
Authorization Services
Proxy and Relay Functions
TACACS+ Implementation
Authentication Separation
Command Authorization
Accounting Granularity
Encryption Features
Kerberos Authentication
Ticket Granting Ticket
Service Ticket Process
Key Distribution Center
Single Sign-On Integration
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