What you'll learn
- Programs Overview
- Files and Filesystems
- System Software
- Process Management
- Troubleshooting IT Support
- How to Make a Desktop
- Binary
- Operating Systems
- Hardware Software
- Computer Architecture
- Networking
- Security
- Character Encoding
- Computing Layers
- Customer Service Skills
- And much more
Who is this course for
- Complete beginners or those looking to broaden their IT knowledge
- Someone looking for a solid foundation in IT.
- People who wish to learn how to build their own computer to become more tech-knowledgeable and self-sufficient
- Anyone who wishes to develop their digital abilities to compete in today's work economy
- Individuals who have dabbled in IT but desire a more structured education to fill knowledge gaps
- Anyone who wants to learn how to develop a stable and satisfying career in technology
After completing this course, you will be able to apply powerful problem-solving skills and understand how to develop effective IT solutions.
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Course Curriculum
1. Technical Support Fundamentals
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- 1. Introduction to IT Support ()1. (Program Introduction) (5:18)
- 2. What is IT (4:22)
- 3. What does an IT Support Specialist do (2:29)
- 4. Course Introduction (2:06)
- 5. From Abacus to Analytical Engine (5:45)
- 6. The Path to Modern Computers (11:00)
- 7. Kevin Career (1:12)
- 8. Computer Language (3:00)
- 9. Character Encoding (3:04)
- 10. Binary (2:40)
- 11. How to count in Binary (3:05)
- 12. Video Abstraction (2:18)
- 13. Computer Architecture Overview (3:03)
- 14. Kevin Advice (1:20)
- 15. Module Introduction (2:39)
- 16. Introduction to Computer Hardware (4:41)
- 17. Programs and Hardware (8:40)
- 18. Joe Diversity (1:05)
- CPU cache - Wikipedia_files
- How to Overclock Your CPU _ Page 3 _ Digital Trends_files
- 19. CPU (4:38)
- 20. RAM (3:28)
- 21. Motherboards (3:39)
- 22. Storage (4:28)
- 23. Power Supplies (4:12)
- 24. Peripherals (4:09)
- 32-bit and 64-bit Windows_ Frequently asked questions - Windows Help_files
- 64-bit computing - Wikipedia_files
- Kilobyte - Wikipedia_files
- 25. BIOS (4:45)
- 26. Putting it all together (21:29)
- 27. Ben_s Advice (1:06)
- 28. Module Introduction (2:49)
- 29. Components of an Operating System (6:18)
- 30. Files and File Systems (3:58)
- 31. Process Management (2:48)
- 32. Memory Management (2:03)
- 33. I-O Management (2:17)
- 34. Interacting with the OS-User Space (3:38)
- 35. Logs (2:16)
- 36. the Boot Process (2:26)
- 37. Cindy Drive _ Career Path (1:34)
- Chrome OS - Wikipedia_files
- ReFS - Wikipedia_files
- 38. Choosing an Operating System (3:29)
- 39. Virtual Machines (2:00)
- 40. Installing Windows (5:12)
- 41. Installing Linux (6:37)
- 42. What is Chrome OS (3:27)
- 43. Installing Mac OS (3:34)
- 44. Tri Ngo Obstacles _ How to be Successful in IT (1:36)
- 45. Introduction to Qwiklabs (1:55)
- balenaEtcher - Home_files
- The leading operating system for PCs, IoT devices, servers, cloud Ubuntu files
- UbuntuUpdates - All package updates_files
- 46. Module Introduction (3:26)
- 47. Basics of Networking (7:43)
- 48. Networking Hardware (3:49)
- 49. Language of the Internet (2:01)
- 50. The Web (3:46)
- 51. Victor_s First Job (1:24)
- 52. History of the Internet (4:10)
- 53. Limitations of the Internet (3:52)
- 54. Impact (3:55)
- 55. Internet of Things (1:34)
- 56. Gian what hes does in Android Security (1:11)
- 57. Privacy and Security (3:49)
- 58. Heather Adkins Keeping Hacker_s out (2:07)
- 59. Module Introduction (2:39)
- 60. What is Software (2:53)
- 61. Types of Software (3:28)
- 62. Revisiting Abstraction (1:12)
- 63. Recipe for Commputing (3:45)
- 64. Phlean Navy (1:18)
- 65. Managing Software (3:01)
- 67. Installing, Updating and Removing Software on Windows (2:53)
- 68. Installing, Updating and Removing Software on Linux (1:55)
- 69. Software Automation (1:30)
- 70. Module Introduction (2:02)
- 71. Ask Questions! (4:02)
- 72. Isolating the Problem (3:29)
- 73. Follow the Cookie Crumbs (3:15)
- 74. Start with the Quikest Step First (2:13)
- 75. Troubleshooting Pitfalls to Avoid (1:53)
- 76. Amir Attributes (1:02)
- 77. Intro to Soft Skills (8:45)
- 78. Anatomy of an Interaction (7:32)
- 79. How to deal with Difficult Situations (10:08)
- 80. Ticketing Systems and Documenting Your Work (2:33)
- 81. Process Documentation (1:56)
- 82. Documenting in Ticketing Systems (1:23)
- 83. Your Opportunity for Success (1:41)
- 84. Standing out from the Crowd (3:22)
- 85. Getting Ready for the Interview (2:46)
- 86. What to Expect During the Technical Interview (2:44)
- 87. Showing your best self during the Interview (1:51)
- 88. Interview Role Play-Customer Service (3:08)
- 89. Rob finding a great candidate (1:20)
- 90. Module Wrap up (1:27)
- Crafting Your Resume
- Creating Your Elevator Pitch
- 91. Course Wrap up (2:25)
- 92. Sabrina No degree (1:04)
- 93. Congratulations (0:12)
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- 5. Writing Effective Documentation
2. The Bits and Bytes of Computer Networking
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- Course Introduction - Google (5:48)
- Alex Why Networking (1:12)
- The TCP IP Five Layer Network Model (5:14)
- 1. Cables (4:02)
- 2. Hubs and Switches (2:28)
- 3. Routers (2:11)
- 4. Servers and Clients (2:00)
- 5. Sergio Being A Network Engineer (1:26)
- 6. Moving Bits Across the Wire (2:19)
- 7. Twisted Pair Cabling and Duplexing (1:54)
- 8. Network Ports and Patch Panels (2:28)
- 9. Ethernet and MAC Addresses (6:43)
- 10. Unicast, Multicast, and Broadcast (1:58)
- 11. Dissecting an Ethernet Frame (5:35)
- 12. Victor Escobedo Practical Experience in IT (1:20)
- Introduction to The Network Layer (1:11)
- 13. The Network Layer (1:23)
- 14. IP Addresses (2:46)
- 15. IP Datagrams and Encapsulation (6:42)
- 16. IP Address Classes (3:57)
- 17. Address Resolution Protocol (2:08)
- 18. Sergio Path (1:35)
- 19. Subnetting (2:16)
- 20. Subnet Masks (7:26)
- 21. Basic Binary Math (6:49)
- 22. CIDR (4:44)
- 23. Basic Routing Concepts (8:22)
- 24. Routing Tables (3:35)
- 25. Interior Gateway Protocols (5:46)
- 26. Exterior Gateway Protocols (3:10)
- 27. Non-Routable Address Space (3:19)
- 28. Alex Good Story (1:30)
- Introduction to the Transport (1:22)
- 29. The Transport Layer (3:31)
- 30. Dissection of a TCP Segment (5:22)
- 31. TCP Control Flags and the Three-way Handshake (5:51)
- 32. TCP Socket States (3:03)
- 33. Connection-oriented and Connectionless Protocols (4:24)
- 34. Firewalls (2:16)
- 35. The Application Layer (3:05)
- 36. The Application Layer and the OSI Model (2:08)
- 37. All the Layers Working in Unison (11:42)
- Introduction to Network Services (1:41)
- 38. Introduction to Network Services (4:14)
- 39. The Many Steps of Name Resolution (8:39)
- 40. DNS and UDP (6:13)
- 41. DNS and UDP (1:44)
- 42. Resource Record Types (8:00)
- 43. Anatomy of a Domain Name (3:31)
- 44. DNS Zones (4:36)
- 45. Overview of DHCP (4:59)
- 46. DHCP in Action (5:12)
- 47. Basics of NAT (4:14)
- 48. NAT and the Transport Layer (4:15)
- 49. NAT, Non-Routable Address Space and the Limits of IPv4 (3:44)
- 50. Virtual Private Networks (4:19)
- 51. Proxy Services (4:45)
- Introduction to Connecting to the Internet (1:38)
- 52. Dial-up, Modems and Point-to-Point Protocols (4:01)
- 53. What is broadband (3:11)
- 54. T Carrier Technologies (2:18)
- 55. Digital Subscriber Lines (3:59)
- 56. Cable Broadband (4:03)
- 57. Fiber Connections (2:49)
- 58. Wide Area Network Technologies (3:07)
- 59. Point-to-Point VPNs (2:00)
- 60. Introduction to Wireless Networking Technologies (5:46)
- 61. Wireless Network Configurations (2:51)
- 62. Wireless Channels (4:52)
- 63. Wireless Security (2:44)
- 64. Cellular Networking (1:48)
- Introduction to Troubleshooting (1:53)
- 65. Ping Internet Control Message Protocol (5:18)
- 66. Traceroute (2:57)
- 67. Testing Port Connectivity (2:43)
- 68. Name Resolution Tools (2:27)
- 69. Public DNS Servers (3:52)
- 70. DNS Registration and Expiration (2:37)
- 71. Hosts Files (3:39)
- 72. What is The Cloud (6:42)
- 73. Everything as a Service (3:01)
- 74. Cloud Storage (2:14)
- 75. IPv6 Addressing and Subnetting (7:01)
- 76. IPv6 Headers (2:52)
- 77. IPv6 and IPv4 Harmony (3:32)
- 78. Interview Role Play Networking (4:21)
- 79. Course Wrap Up (1:59)
- 80. Alex Career Path (1:26)
- 81. Congratulations! (0:13)
3. Operating Systems and You Becoming a Power User
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- Course Introduction - Google (5:58)
- 1. Lesson Overview _ Practice Tips - Google (2:23)
- 2. List Directories in a GUI - Google (5:27)
- 3. Windows- List Directories in CLI - Google (4:20)
- 4. Linux- List Directories - Google (6:01)
- 5. Windows- Changing Directories in the GUI - Google (1:02)
- 6. Windows- Changing Directories in the CLI - Google (4:22)
- 7. Linux- Changing Directories in Bash - Google (1:39)
- 8. Windows- Make Directories in the GUI _ CLI - Google (2:23)
- 9. Linux- Make Directories in Bash - Google (1:22)
- 10. Windows- Command History - Google (2:32)
- 11. Linux- Command History - Google (0:47)
- 12. Windows- Copying Files _ Directories - Google (4:39)
- 13. Linux- Copying Files and Directories - Google (1:56)
- 14. Windows- Moving and Renaming Files, Directories - Google (2:02)
- 15. Linux- Moving and Renaming Files, Directories - Google (1:19)
- 16. Windows- Removing Files _ Directories - Google (3:43)
- 17. Linux- Removing Files _ Directories - Google (1:17)
- 18. Cindy Why OS is Important - Google (1:37)
- 19. Windows- Display File Contents - Google (3:53)
- 20. Linux- Display File Contents - Google (2:24)
- 21. Windows- Modifying Text Files - Google (2:04)
- 22. Linux- Modifying Text Files - Google (1:53)
- 23. Windows Powershell - Google (3:09)
- 24. Windows- Searching within Files - Google (6:15)
- 25. Windows- Searching within Directories - Google (1:01)
- 26. Linux- Searching within Files - Google (1:02)
- 27. Windows- Input, Output, and the Pipeline - Google (7:02)
- 28. Linux- Input, Output and Pipeline - Google (3:41)
- 29. Windows and Linux Advanced Navigation - Google (1:40)
- 30. Ben First Tech Job - Google (1:13)
- 31. Users, Administrators, and Groups, Oh My! - Google (3:07)
- 32. Windows- View User and Group Information - Google (6:16)
- 33. Windows- View User and Group Information using CLI - Google (2:59)
- 34. Linux- Users, Superuser and Beyond - Google (4:58)
- 35. Windows- Passwords - Google (4:35)
- 36. Linux- Passwords - Google (1:12)
- 37. Windows- Adding and Removing Users - Google (5:37)
- 38. Linux- Adding and Removing Users - Google (0:50)
- 39. Ben Life as a CIO - Google (1:29)
- 39. Windows- File Permissions - Google (5:48)
- 40. Linux- File Permissions - Google (2:55)
- 41. Windows- Modifying Permissions - Google (7:19)
- 42. Linux- Modifying Permissions - Google (4:56)
- 43. Windows- Special Permissions - Google (4:59)
- 44. Linux- SetUID, SetGID, Sticky Bit - Google (5:52)
- 45. Module Introduction - Google (0:43)
- 46. Windows- Software Packages - Google (6:22)
- 47. Linux- Software Packages - Google (3:06)
- 48. Windows- Archives - Google (3:43)
- 49. Linux- Archives - Google (1:25)
- 50. Windows- Package Dependencies - Google (7:05)
- 51. Linux- Package Dependencies - Google (1:55)
- 52. Windows- Package Manager - Google (4:28)
- 53. Linux- Package Manager Apt - Google (5:51)
- 54. Windows- Underneath the Hood - Google (3:37)
- 55. Linux- Underneath the Hood - Google (1:54)
- 56. Windows- Devices and Drivers - Google (3:37)
- 57. Linux- Devices and Drivers - Google (4:01)
- 58. Linux- Operating System Updates - Google (2:34)
- 59. Window- Operating System Updates - Google (4:09)
- 60. Module Introduction - Google (0:49)
- 61. Review of Filesystems - Google (2:33)
- 62. Disk Anatomy - Google (3:02)
- 63. Windows- Disk Partitioning & Formatting a Filesystem (6:59)
- 64. Windows- Mounting and Unmounting a Filesystem - Google (0:51)
- 65. Linux- Disk Partitioning and Formatting a Filesystem - Google (6:01)
- 66. Windows- Swap - Google (3:44)
- 67. Linux- Swap - Google (2:18)
- 68. Windows- Files - Google (6:02)
- 69. Linux- Files - Google (2:56)
- 70. Windows- Disk Usage - Google (3:47)
- 71. Linux- Disk Usage - Google (1:44)
- 72. Windows- Filesystem Repair - Google (4:20)
- 73. Linux- Filesystem Repair - Google (1:45)
- 74. Ben Passion - Google (1:16)
- 75. Module Introduction - Google (1:01)
- 76. Programs vs Processes Revisited - Google (2:45)
- 77. Windows- Process Creation and Termination - Google (3:33)
- 78. Linux- Process Creation and Termination - Google (1:21)
- 79. Jess Passions - Google (1:39)
- 80. Windows- Reading Process Information - Google (3:42)
- 81. Linux- Reading Process Information - Google (4:13)
- 82. Windows- Signals - Google (1:52)
- 83. Linux- Signals - Google (1:13)
- 84. Windows- Managing Processes - Google (5:01)
- 85. Linux- Managing Processes - Google (4:12)
- 86. Windows- Resource Monitoring - Google (4:24)
- 87. Linux- Resource Monitoring - Google (3:40)
- 89. Introduction - Google (0:50)
- 90. Remote Connection and SSH - Google (6:25)
- 91. Remote Connections on Windows - Google (5:29)
- 100. Remote Connection File Transfer - Google (1:49)
- 101. Remote Connection File Transfer on Windows - Google (3:51)
- 102. Virtual Machines - Google (4:02)
- 103. System Monitoring - Google (1:33)
- 104. The Windows Event Viewer - Google (4:34)
- 105. Linux Logs - Google (4:47)
- 106. Working with Logs - Google (4:19)
4. System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services
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- Course Introduction (4:37)
- 1. What is Systems Administration- - Google (2:35)
- 2. Servers Revisited - Google (4:23)
- 3. The Cloud - Google (3:45)
- 4. Organizational Policies - Google (2:34)
- 5. IT Infrastructure Services - Google (1:15)
- 6. User and Hardware Provisioning - Google (4:01)
- 7. Routine Maintenance - Google (1:11)
- 8. Vendors - Google (1:58)
- 9. Troubleshooting and Managing Issues - Google (3:13)
- 10. In Case of Fire, Break Glass - Google (1:26)
- 11. Dion Michelle Obama Story - Google (1:46)
- 12. With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility - Google (3:51)
- 13. Never Test in Production - Google (2:53)
- 14. Assessing Risk - Google (2:02)
- 15. Fixing Things the Right Way - Google (2:23)
- 16. What are IT Infrastructure Services (0:56)
- 17. Role of IT Infrastructure Services in SysAdmin (0:56)
- 18. Types of IT Infrastructure Services (6:03)
- 19. How do Qwiklabs Work- - Google (1:31)
- 20. Heather First Tech Job - Google (1:39)
- 21. Server Operating Systems - Google (1:19)
- 22. Virtualization - Google (2:50)
- 23. Remote Access Revisited - Google (3:48)
- 24. FTP, SFTP, and TFTP - Google (3:02)
- 25. NTP - Google (2:16)
- 26. Network Support Services Revisited - Google (1:59)
- 27. DNS - Google (1:46)
- 28. DNS for Web Servers - Google (2:07)
- 29. DNS for Internal Networks - Google (3:29)
- 30. DHCP - Google (2:18)
- 31. Unable to Resolve Hostname Domain Name (3:58)
- 32. What do Services Look Like in Action - Google (2:08)
- 33. Managing Services in Linux - Google (4:59)
- 34. Managing Services in Windows - Google (3:40)
- 35. Configuring Services in Linux - Google (4:55)
- 36. Configuring Services in Windows - Google (4:51)
- 37. Configuring DNS with Dnsmasq - Google (6:14)
- 38. Configuring DHCP with Dnsmasq - Google (7:51)
- 39. Module Introduction - Google (1:08)
- 40. Configuring Communication Services - Google (2:55)
- 41. Configuring Email Services - Google (3:54)
- 42. Configuring User Productivity Services - Google (2:02)
- 43. Configuring Security Services - Google (3:52)
- 44. Heather Managing Self Doubt - Google (1:44)
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- 45. What are file services- - Google (1:23)
- 46. Network File Storage - Google (3:29)
- 47. Configuring Print Services - Google (3:17)
- 48. Web Servers Revisited - Google (4:09)
- 49. What is a database server- - Google (1:48)
- 50. Is the website down- - Google (4:01)
- 51. Cloud Concepts - Google (3:17)
- 52. Typical Cloud Infrastructure Setups - Google (1:59)
- 53. When and How to Choose Cloud - Google (2:49)
- 54. Module Introduction (0:50)
- 55. What is a directory server (4:24)
- 56. Implementing Directory Services (2:47)
- What is centralized management- - Google (4:57)
- 57. What is LDAP- - Google (1:56)
- 58. What is LDAP Authentication- - Google (3:09)
- 59. Heather Overcoming Obstacles - Google (1:19)
- 60. What is Active Directory- - Google (6:23)
- 61. Managing Active Directory - Google (3:19)
- 62. Managing Active Directory Users and Groups - Google (11:43)
- 63. Managing Active Directory User Passwords - Google (4:43)
- 64. Joining an Active Directory Domain - Google (4:43)
- 65. What is Group Policy- - Google (4:35)
- 66. Group Policy Creation and Editing - Google (13:43)
- 67. Group Policy Inheritance and Precedence - Google (8:15)
- 68. Group Policy Troubleshooting - Google (13:38)
- 69. What is OpenLDAP- - Google (4:08)
- 70. Managing OpenLDAP - Google (3:35)
- 71. Module Introduction - Google (0:44)
- 72. What is Data Recovery- - Google (3:33)
- 73. Backing Up Your Data - Google (3:24)
- 74. Backup Solutions - Google (3:20)
- 75. Testing Backups - Google (2:03)
- 76. Types of Backup - Google (5:51)
- 77. User Backups - Google (1:46)
- 72. What_s a Disaster Recovery Plan- - Google (5:03)
- 73. Designing a Disaster Recovery Plan - Google (6:13)
- 74. What_s a post-mortem- - Google (2:35)
- 75. Writing a Post-Mortem - Google (4:40)
- 76. Interview Role Play- Sys Admin - Google (2:54)
- 77. Final Project Introduction - Google (2:46)
- 79. Alex passion _ success - Google (1:16)
- Congratulations! - Google (0:12)
5. IT Security Defense against the digital dark arts
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- Course Introduction - Google (5:42)
- 1. The CIA Triad - Google (2:32)
- 2. Essential Security Terms - Google (4:11)
- 3. Malicious Software - Google (5:05)
- 4. Malware Continued - Google (2:50)
- 5. Network Attacks - Google (3:41)
- 6. Denial-of-Service - Google (3:21)
- 7. Client-Side Attacks - Google (2:26)
- 8. Password Attacks - Google (2:11)
- 9. Deceptive Attacks - Google (3:43)
- 10. Cryptography - Google (7:31)
- 11. Symmetric Cryptography - Google (5:26)
- 12. Symmetric Encryption Algorithms - Google (9:13)
- 13. Rob What a Security Engineer Does - Google (1:11)
- Supplemental Reading for The Future of Cryptanalysis
- 14. Asymmetric Cryptography - Google (7:54)
- 15. Asymmetric Encryption Algorithms - Google (5:45)
- Supplemental reading for asymmetric encryption attack
- 16. Hashing - Google (3:46)
- 17. Hashing Algorithms - Google (5:24)
- 18. Hashing Algorithms (continued) - Google (5:36)
- Supplemental reading for SHA1 Attacks
- 19. Public Key Infrastructure - Google (9:05)
- 20. Cryptography in Action - Google (8:31)
- 21. Securing Network Traffic - Google (6:04)
- 22. Cryptographic Hardware - Google (6:42)
- Supplemental reading for securing traffic network
- Supplemental reading for TPM Attacks
- Supplemental reading for X.509 Standard
- 23. Authentication Best Practices - Google (6:17)
- 24. Multifactor Authentication - Google (12:24)
- 25. Certificates - Google (3:37)
- 26. LDAP - Google (3:35)
- 27. RADIUS - Google (1:49)
- 28. Kerberos - Google (7:25)
- 29. TACACS+ - Google (1:35)
- 30. Single Sign-On - Google (3:37)
- 31. Rob Path to IT - Google (1:29)
- 32. Authorization and Access Control Methods - Google (1:37)
- 33. Access Control - Google (5:08)
- 34. Access Control List - Google (1:27)
- Supplemental reading for Authorization
- 35. Tracking Usage and Access - Google (3:01)
- 36. Rob Important Skills in Security - Google (1:37)
- 39. Network Hardening Best Practices - Google (8:49)
- 40. Network Hardware Hardening - Google (9:01)
- 41. Network Software Hardening - Google (5:00)
- 42. Joe Personal Obstacle - Google (0:44)
- Supplemental reading for HAProxy, nginx and Apache HTTP server
- Supplemental reading for Network Hardening Best Practices
- 43. WEP Encryption and Why You Shouldn_t Use It - Google (8:35)
- 44. Let_s Get Rid of WEP! WPA_WPA2 - Google (14:18)
- 45. Wireless Hardening - Google (3:07)
- 46. Heather Social Engineering - Google (1:21)
- Supplemental reading for WEP Encryption and why you shouldn_t use it
- 47. Sniffing the Network - Google (5:15)
- 48. Wireshark and tcpdump - Google (6:45)
- 49. Intrusion Detection_Prevention Systems - Google (6:45)
- Supplemental reading for intrusion detection,prevention system
- 50. Intro to Defense in Depth - Google (1:19)
- 51. Disabling Unnecessary Components - Google (4:47)
- 52. Host-Based Firewall - Google (4:21)
- 53. Logging and Auditing - Google (7:08)
- 54. Antimalware Protection - Google (7:47)
- 55. Disk Encryption - Google (6:44)
- 56. Heather Self Learning - Google (1:23)
- Supplemental reading for antimalware protection
- Supplemental reading for Disk encryption
- Supplemental reading for logging and auditing
- 57. Software Patch Management - Google (6:32)
- 58. Application Policies - Google (4:24)
- 59. The Security Principles of Chrome OS (3:15)
- 60. Chrome OS Verified Boot - Google (3:16)
- 61. Chrome OS Data Encryption - Google (2:40)
- 62. Security Goals - Google (7:34)
- 63. Measuring and Assessing Risk - Google (5:22)
- 64. Privacy Policy - Google (3:52)
- Supplemental reading for risk in the workplace
- 65. User Habits - Google (6:01)
- 66. Third-Party Security - Google (4:09)
- 67. Security Training - Google (3:33)
- 68. Alex Grit Story - Google (1:51)
- 69. Incident Reporting and Analysis - Google (6:48)
- 70. Incident Response and Recovery - Google (6:06)
- 71. Interview Role Play- Security - Google (4:11)
- 72. Amir Interview - Google (1:18)
- 73. Ari Interview - Google (1:47)
- Congratulations! - Google (0:51)
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