Cybersecurity Fundamentals (PCCSA) Certification Prep with Practice Labs - eLearning CourseNew

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Length: 5 Courses

Practice Lab: 17 Labs

Price: $600/person (USD)

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Software Lab Included: Yes

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Course Overview

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Essential Security Configuration & Protection with Practice Labs

The Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Essential Security Configuration & Protection with Practice Labs master bundle is the perfect starting point for anyone serious about a career in IT security or needing to secure their organization's technology. This comprehensive eLearning package combines in-depth video training, aligned with the Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Fundamentals (PCCSA) certification, with 17 practical, hands-on labs to ensure you master the critical skills for modern cyber defense.

This program transforms beginners into capable security practitioners by providing foundational expertise across four critical pillars of protection:

Core Concepts and Threat Awareness: Start by mastering the context of modern cyber threats and common attack techniques. The curriculum introduces you to the fundamentals of securing hybrid environments, including basic data center, cloud, and DevOps security concepts, establishing the core terminology needed for an entry-level security career.
System and Endpoint Hardening: Move beyond basic maintenance to practical system security. You will gain hands-on expertise in administering user accounts, mastering system maintenance tools, and ensuring critical patch management with Windows Update. Crucially, you will learn endpoint security by configuring antivirus, anti-spyware, and firewalls on Windows, turning individual devices into fortified assets.
Data Protection and Access Control: This module focuses on securing your most valuable asset: data. You will master essential data protection strategies, including configuring file system security and implementing mandatory Encryption techniques like BitLocker. Additionally, you will gain skills in proper Data Destruction and Disposal Methods and configuring vital Email Security Concepts to safeguard communications against phishing and malware.
Threat Resilience and Recovery: Become proficient in mitigating pervasive threats and ensuring business continuity. You will gain awareness of common risks to wireless networks and the privacy dangers associated with Social Networking Security. Most importantly, you will develop practical skills in Data Backup and Disaster Recovery, learning how to implement prevention and recovery methods to ensure systems and data are reliably restored after any unexpected disruption.

By completing this master bundle, you will possess a certified, foundational understanding of cyber threats and the practical, hands-on skills required to actively secure devices, data, and networks. This training is your essential first step toward a successful and rewarding career in cyber defense.

Secure your foundational cybersecurity knowledge and enhance your IT value. Enroll now to begin your journey to certified protection expertise!

Also Included - 4 Courses: An Essential Career Skills Pack with 4 courses in key areas for career management and growth, including Time Management, Digital Skills, Creativity and Soft Skills.

Course Notes

Prerequisites & Follow-Ons

Knowledge Prerequisites:

Basic computer literacy and comfort navigating operating system interfaces (e.g., Windows).
General understanding of how computers connect to the internet.

Suggested Course Follow-Ons:

eLearning

CompTIA Security+ Exam Prep

Bundle Objectives

Master the fundamental concepts and terminology of cybersecurity and network defense.
Identify and categorize common cyber threats and attack techniques.
Administer user and group accounts to implement effective access control.
Perform essential system maintenance and patch management using tools like Windows Update.
Configure and harden endpoints by installing antivirus/anti-spyware and securing operating systems (e.g., Windows).
Implement and manage firewall rules on Windows for perimeter protection.
Apply best practices for Securing Mobile Platforms and network connections.
Configure File System Security and access permissions to protect sensitive data.
Utilize mandatory Encryption techniques, such as BitLocker, for data confidentiality.
Implement appropriate Data Destruction and Disposal Methods.
Configure and understand core Email Security Concepts to prevent common communication attacks.
Identify and mitigate common threats to Wireless Network Security and social networking platforms.
Develop and implement Data Backup and Disaster Recovery plans to ensure business continuity.
Understand and apply basic security concepts in cloud, virtualization, and DevOps environments.

Target Audience

This course is suitable for:

IT Beginners/Career Changers: Individuals with little to no IT experience seeking a structured entry point into the cybersecurity field.
Help Desk and Technical Support Staff: Professionals who need to enhance their defensive skills to handle security-related tickets and harden user systems.
System Administrators (Non-Security Focused): Sysadmins responsible for managing Windows/Linux environments who need practical skills in system configuration, hardening, and data protection.
Business Owners/Managers: Individuals who need a foundational, practical understanding of modern cyber threats and how to protect their data and systems effectively.
Palo Alto Networks PCCSA Candidates: Students specifically seeking training aligned with the Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Fundamentals certification objectives.

Exams & Certifications

This course prepares students for the: / While this course is not directly associated with the exam below, it helps students to gain knowledge for the material covered in the:

Exams:

Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Fundamentals Exam.

Certifications:

Palo Alto Networks Certified Cybersecurity Associate (PCCSA) Certification.

Certification Notes: Certification exams are administered by third party testing companies. Our course teaches topics that can be useful with certification exam(s), which is an additional fee paid to the testing provider. You must contact the corresponding testing provider to take a certification exam. Certstaffix Training is an independent provider. This course is not affiliated with or endorsed by the named certification owner and does not include certification exam questions or answers.

Key Features

Audio Narration
Video
Practice Labs
Exercises
Supplemental Resources

Languages

Audio/Video/Course Text: American English.
Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English.

Course Duration

Cybersecurity Fundamentals Course: 6 hr 48 min
Cybersecurity Fundamentals Labs: 17 hr

Essential Career Skills Pack: 2 hr 23 min

eLearning Training Delivery Method

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Course Topics

Cybersecurity Fundamentals (Course)

Section Duration - 1 Course(s), 6 hr 48 min

This section provides foundational knowledge in cybersecurity and network defense, aligned with the Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Fundamentals (PCCSA) certification objectives. Learners will master the context of cyber threats and common cyberattack techniques, while exploring the fundamentals of securing modern environments, including basic data center, cloud, virtualization, and DevOps security concepts. This course equips aspiring network security professionals with the skills and terminology needed for an entry-level career, emphasizing protection using industry-leading security solutions.

Course(s) in this Section:

Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Fundamentals (PCCSA)

Course Duration - 6 hr 48 min

Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Fundamentals (PCCSA) is a course designed for anyone who wants to learn the fundamentals of cybersecurity and skills for an entry-level network security career. You'll be introduced to the context of cybersecurity knowledge and Palo Alto technologies that can stop attacks in this 6-hour and 47-minute video course.

Course Objectives:

Build fundamental knowledge of cybersecurity
Acquire skills for an entry-level network security career
List Palo Alto technologies for preventing cyber attacks
Describe the context of cybersecurity knowledge
Apply cybersecurity principles using Palo Alto solutions

Detailed Course Outline:

1. Cybersecurity Contexts

Overview
Identify Computing and Networking Trends
Describe Cybersecurity Threats
Describe Common Cyberattack Techniques
Identify Wi-Fi Vulnerabilities and Attacks
Describe Advanced Persistent Threats

2. Systems and Networking

Identify Basic Internet and Network Operations
Describe Routing Protocols
Review Networking Models
Review Network Addressing
Learn Networking Security Models
Identify Networking Security Technologies
Learn Basic Data Center Security Concepts
Learn Basic Cloud Security Concepts
Learn Basic Virtualization Security Concepts
Learn Basic DevOps Security Concepts
Endpoint Security
Server and System Administration
Describe ITIL concepts and Support Functions

3. Palo Alto Networks Security

Identify Palo Alto Networks Security Solutions
Describe Basic NGFW Components and Functions
Learn Basic Prisma Cloud
Describe Prisma Access
Describe Prisma SaaS Protections
Describe Cortex DR and Data Lake
Describe Cortex SOAR and AutoFocus

System Setup & Maintenance Practice Labs

Section Duration - 4 Lab(s), 4 hr

This foundational section equips learners with the core administrative skills essential for maintaining a secure and high-performing computing environment. You'll gain hands-on expertise in Administering User and Group Accounts for robust access control, mastering System Maintenance Tools for optimal performance, and confidently Configuring and Running Windows Update for critical patch management. Finally, you'll learn to harden endpoints by properly Configuring a Web Browser for safe internet use, transforming basic systems into fortified digital assets.

Lab(s) in this Section:

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Administering User and Group Accounts

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Administering User and Group Accounts hands-on lab is designed for IT professionals and learners pursuing foundational system administration skills. This lab provides practical experience in managing local and domain user accounts, including permissions and group assignments—core tasks for maintaining secure and organized Windows environments. In the lab exercises, you’ll create and configure local user accounts, manage user permissions, and set up domain users and groups. You’ll also practice adding domain users to domain groups to support role-based access control. This lab supports key learning objectives for Windows administration and is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Create and configure a local user account in a Windows environment
Modify user account permissions to control access to system resources
Create a domain user account using administrative tools
Add a domain user to an existing domain group for role-based access

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Managing System Maintenance Tools

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Managing System Maintenance Tools hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to build essential skills in maintaining system performance and stability. This lab provides practical experience using built-in Windows tools to clean up disk space, manage DNS cache, defragment drives, and check disk integrity. In the lab exercise, you’ll work with tools like Clean Manager, ipconfig, Disk Defragmenter, and chkdsk to optimize system health and troubleshoot common issues. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Use Clean Manager to remove unnecessary system files
Clear DNS cache using ipconfig command-line tool
Defragment a hard drive using Disk Defragmenter
Check disk integrity and repair errors using chkdsk

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Configuring and Running Windows Update

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Configuring and Running Windows Update hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to build essential skills in maintaining Windows system security and performance. This lab provides guided experience in managing Windows Update settings, installing updates manually, and working with update features on both client and server systems. In the lab exercises, you’ll enable and configure Windows Update services, perform manual and scheduled updates, uninstall updates, and explore update options on Windows Server 2019. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Enable Windows Update service and configure update settings
Manually install and uninstall updates on a Windows device
Run Windows Update and verify installation results
Configure and run Windows Update on Windows Server 2019
Examine available update options and assess their impact on system performance

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Configuring a Web Browser

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Configuring a Web Browser hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to strengthen their skills in securing web browsers for safe internet use. This lab provides practical experience in applying security settings across popular browsers to reduce exposure to online threats and protect user privacy. In the lab exercises, you’ll configure security features in Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Microsoft Edge. You’ll explore browser-specific settings, manage privacy controls, and apply best practices for safe browsing. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Secure the Mozilla Firefox web browser using built-in privacy settings
Configure Google Chrome to block unsafe content and manage site permissions
Apply security settings in Microsoft Edge to enhance safe browsing
Identify key browser features that support internet security

Endpoint & Network Protection Practice Labs

Section Duration - 5 Lab(s), 5 hr

This crucial section focuses on hardening the most vulnerable assets: individual devices and network perimeters. Learners will master Configuring Endpoint Security with antivirus and anti-spyware tools while Securing Windows operating systems through vital hardening techniques. You'll gain practical expertise in Configuring Firewall on Windows to control traffic, Securing Network Connections for reliable connectivity, and implementing best practices for Securing Mobile Platforms against modern threats.

Lab(s) in this Section:

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Configuring Endpoint Security

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Configuring Endpoint Security hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals seeking practical skills in protecting Windows devices from malware and spyware threats. This lab provides guided experience in identifying malware symptoms, using antivirus and antispyware tools, and applying endpoint protection strategies to secure workstations. In the lab exercises, you’ll explore malware types and behaviors, configure antivirus and antispyware applications, and test real-time protection features. You’ll work with tools like Avast, Windows Defender, and SUPERAntiSpyware to detect, remove, and prevent infections. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Install and configure antivirus software to detect and remove malware
Turn real-time protection on and off using antivirus settings
Use Windows Defender to scan and protect a Windows device
Install and run an antispyware application to detect threats
Identify symptoms of malware infection on a Windows workstation
Use an online antimalware scanner to assess system security

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Securing Windows

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Securing Windows hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to build practical skills in hardening a Windows 10 operating system. This lab provides guided experience in applying system security settings, managing user accounts, and disabling unnecessary features to reduce vulnerabilities and prevent unauthorized access. In the lab exercise, you’ll configure account settings, disable guest access, manage services and processes, and apply file system protections. You’ll also adjust User Account Control (UAC) settings to enhance system security. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Disable guest access and rename the administrator account
Kill unnecessary processes and disable unused services
Hide sensitive files and folders from unauthorized users
Disable simple file sharing to restrict access
Raise the User Account Control (UAC) level to increase system protection

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Configuring Firewall on Windows

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Configuring Firewall on Windows hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals seeking practical experience in managing firewall settings to protect network traffic. This lab provides guided instruction on configuring inbound and outbound rules, enabling logging, and applying static packet filters to secure Windows systems against unauthorized access and data breaches. In the lab exercises, you’ll install and test web and FTP servers, configure firewall rules, analyze firewall logs, and use tools like Wireshark to monitor network traffic. You’ll also set up Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) and apply static rules to control ICMP connectivity. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Install and configure a web server and sample website
Create and modify inbound and outbound firewall rules
Configure firewall logging and interpret log data
Install and test an FTP server and site connectivity
Capture and analyze network traffic using Wireshark
Configure static packet filters and test ICMP connectivity

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Securing Network Connections

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Securing Network Connections hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to build foundational skills in managing and securing network interfaces. This lab provides practical experience in configuring network settings, verifying active connections, and managing domain membership to support secure and reliable connectivity. In the lab exercises, you’ll enable IPv6 on a network interface, verify open network connections, and remove a Windows 10 device from a domain. You’ll also explore key networking concepts, home network security, and types of wireless networks. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Enable IPv6 on a Windows network interface
Verify open network connections using built-in tools
Remove a Windows 10 device from a domain
Identify types of networks and their security implications

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Securing Mobile Platforms

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Securing Mobile Platforms hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to build essential skills in protecting mobile devices from modern threats. This lab provides practical experience in identifying mobile vulnerabilities, applying security settings, and using mobile security tools to prevent exploitation and data loss. In the lab exercises, you’ll explore mobile operating systems, review common attack methods, and configure security features such as encryption, antivirus apps, and Bluetooth protection. You’ll also examine mobile malware, phishing tactics, and mobile device management (MDM) solutions. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Identify common mobile threats and vulnerabilities
Configure mobile device settings to enhance security and privacy
Install and use mobile antivirus and security tools
Secure Bluetooth connectivity and enable mobile encryption
Apply mobile device management practices to prevent unauthorized access

Data Security & Access Control Practice Labs

Section Duration - 4 Lab(s), 4 hr

This foundational section provides essential, hands-on training for controlling access to sensitive information and protecting data through its entire lifecycle. You'll gain expertise in configuring file system security, mastering mandatory Encryption techniques like BitLocker to ensure confidentiality, and implementing proper Data Destruction and Disposal Methods. Furthermore, learners will secure communication channels by configuring Email Security Concepts to safeguard against phishing, spam, and malware distribution.

Lab(s) in this Section:

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Configuring File System Security

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Configuring File System Security hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to build practical skills in securing files and folders on Windows systems. This lab provides guided experience in managing share permissions, remote access, and effective permission settings to protect sensitive data and maintain system integrity. In the lab exercise, you’ll create and configure shared folders, explore default and advanced permissions, and apply access controls to limit unauthorized use. You’ll also practice locking a system to prevent physical access when unattended. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Create a shared folder and view its default permissions
Configure advanced share permissions for a Windows folder
Assign remote access permissions to specific users
Determine effective permissions for a shared folder
Lock a Windows system to prevent unauthorized physical access

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Encryption

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Encryption hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to build practical skills in securing data through encryption. This lab provides guided experience in using BitLocker to protect data drives, applying group policy settings, and managing encrypted volumes using command-line tools. In the lab exercise, you’ll shrink a volume to create a secondary drive, enable BitLocker encryption, and configure group policy settings to enforce encryption standards. You’ll also learn how to manage BitLocker-enabled drives using the command prompt. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Shrink a volume and create a secondary data drive
Enable BitLocker encryption using group policy settings
Encrypt a fixed drive using BitLocker
Manage BitLocker settings and encrypted drives using command-line tools

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Using Data Destruction and Disposal Methods

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Using Data Destruction and Disposal Methods hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to build essential skills in securely removing data from storage devices. This lab provides practical experience in creating partitions, performing high-level formatting, and executing data wipes to prevent unauthorized data recovery. In the lab exercise, you’ll learn the differences between low-level and high-level formatting, and apply secure disposal techniques to protect sensitive information. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Create a partition on a storage device using system tools
Perform a high-level format to prepare a drive for reuse
Execute a data wipe to securely remove stored information
Distinguish between low-level and high-level formatting methods

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Email Security Concepts

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Email Security Concepts hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to strengthen their understanding of email threats and secure email practices. This lab provides practical experience in configuring email clients, applying security settings, and recognizing common email-based attacks such as phishing, spam, and malware distribution. In the lab exercises, you’ll work with email security features across various platforms, disable risky settings, apply filters, scan attachments, and manage account recovery options. You’ll also explore how to block spam accounts and interpret account activity logs. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Configure email client settings to enhance security and privacy
Disable preview and auto-login features to reduce exposure to threats
Use filters and scanning tools to block spam and detect malware
Provide recovery options and monitor account activity for suspicious behavior
Adjust password, notification, and privacy settings to protect email accounts

Threat Awareness & Recovery Practice Labs

Section Duration - 4 Lab(s), 4 hr

This crucial section equips learners with the knowledge to identify and mitigate pervasive threats while mastering business continuity strategies. You will gain awareness of common risks like Common Threats to a Wireless Network and the privacy dangers of Social Networking Security. Crucially, you'll develop hands-on skills in Data Backup and Disaster Recovery and Implementing Basic Disaster Prevention and Recovery Methods, ensuring systems and data can be reliably restored after any unexpected disruption.

Lab(s) in this Section:

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Common Threats to a Wireless Network

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Common Threats to a Wireless Network hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals seeking foundational skills in wireless network protection. This lab provides practical experience in identifying wireless vulnerabilities and applying security measures to defend against common threats—critical skills for securing modern network environments. In the lab exercises, you’ll explore wireless hacking techniques and practice hardening a wireless access point using industry-recommended methods. You’ll gain hands-on experience with threat identification, access point configuration, and network protection strategies. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Configure a wireless access point to support secure connectivity
Identify common threats targeting wireless networks
Demonstrate basic wireless hacking techniques in a controlled environment
Apply security settings to harden a wireless network
Assess the effectiveness of wireless network protections

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Social Networking Security

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Social Networking Security theory lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to understand the risks and protections associated with using social networking platforms. This lab explores how personal information is shared online, the types of threats users may encounter, and best practices for maintaining privacy and security on popular social media sites. In the lab exercises, you’ll examine the structure of social networking profiles, identify common security risks such as geotagging and oversharing, and learn how to protect personal data from misuse. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Identify common security risks associated with social networking platforms
Describe the types of personal information shared on social media
Recognize the impact of geotagging and oversharing on user privacy
Apply basic security practices to protect social networking profiles

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Data Backup and Disaster Recovery

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Data Backup and Disaster Recovery hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to build essential skills in protecting data and restoring systems. This lab provides practical experience in creating system backups, configuring restore points, and using recovery tools to maintain business continuity and minimize downtime. In the lab exercises, you’ll create system image backups, configure and use restore points, enable advanced startup options, and perform both full and incremental backups. You’ll also practice restoring data and rolling back systems to earlier states. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Create a system image backup using Windows tools
Configure and enable a system restore point
Rollback a Windows system to a previous state
Perform full and incremental backups on a Windows device
Restore data from a backup using built-in recovery options
Enable advanced startup options for system recovery

Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Implementing Basic Disaster Prevention and Recovery Methods

Lab Duration - 1 hr

The Implementing Basic Disaster Prevention and Recovery Methods hands-on lab is designed for cybersecurity learners and IT professionals who want to build foundational skills in protecting systems and data from unexpected disruptions. This lab provides practical experience in performing backups, using cloud storage, recovering online accounts, and applying physical protection methods to maintain business continuity. In the lab exercises, you’ll perform image-level backups, configure cloud-based storage solutions, and recover online accounts. You’ll also explore the role of uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and surge protectors in preventing hardware damage and data loss. This lab is part of the ACI Learning Cybersecurity Fundamentals Skills Labs series. Estimated completion time is 1 hour.

Lab Objectives:

Perform an image-level backup using built-in Windows tools
Use cloud storage to back up and access critical data
Recover access to an online account using recovery options
Identify the role of UPS and surge protectors in disaster prevention

Essential Career Skills Pack

Productivity and Time Management

Course Duration - 30 min

It seems that there is never enough time in the day. But, since we all get the same 24 hours, why is it that some people achieve so much more with their time than others? This course will explain how to plan and prioritize tasks, so that we can make the most of the limited time we have. By using the time-management techniques in this course, you can improve your ability to function more effectively – even when time is tight and pressures are high. So, by the end of the course you will have the knowledge, skills and confidence to be an effective manager of your time.

Course Objectives:

Set your priorities to better manage your time
Improve your productivity by sharpening your focus and multitasking effectively

Detailed Course Outline:

Productiity & Time Management
Prioritization
Getting Things Done

Procrastination
Multitasking & Focus
Summary

Basic Digital Skills

Course Duration - 13 min

With the rise of digital transformation and technology, having a basic digital literacy is essential for all types of jobs, regardless of the industry. To stay competitive and be successful in the workplace, enhancing your digital skills should be a top priority.

Course Objectives:

Recall the essential digital skills framework
Elaborate on the toolkit of essential digital skills
Identify how to develop or improve your digital skills

Detailed Course Outline:

The Essential Digital Skills Framework
The Toolkit of Essential Digital Skills

Developing Digital Skills
Summary

4 Ways to Boost Creativity

Course Duration - 30 min

The digital economy is opening up ways for everyone to be creative. It doesn’t just mean being artistic – it’s more about ideas, solutions, alternatives, incremental improvements. Peter Quarry and Eve Ash discuss ways that mental capacity can be developed, perspectives changed, group power leveraged and making things actually happen.

Course Objectives:

Define creativity
Think outside the box
Develop the right mental attitude
Leverage the power of groups
Ensure managers make it happen

Detailed Course Outline:

What is Creativity at Work?
Learn to Think Outside the box
Develop the Right Mental Capacity

Laverage the Power of Groups
Ensure Managers Make It Happen
Summary

The 11 Essential Career Soft Skills

Course Duration - 1 hr 10 min

Soft Skills are the traits, characteristics, habits, and skills needed to survive and thrive in the modern work world. Soft skills aren't usually taught in school, but you will learn them all here in this course. Are you someone that other people in your organization and industry like to work with, collaborate with and partner with? Are you seen as a valuable asset to any new project that comes along?

This soft skills training course will teach you how to develop the skills that can make the difference between a lackluster career that tops out at middle management versus one that lands you in the executive suite. Or to wherever you define career success. So many soft skills seem like common sense at first glance, but they are not commonly applied by most workers. This soft skills training course will give you an edge over your competitors. It will also make your job, your career and your life more rewarding and enjoyable.

Course Objectives:

Understand how to be a great communicator
Become a stronger listene
Appear professional to co-workers and bosses of all ages
Avoid common career blunders that often end careers
Manage expectations for bosses and colleagues
Position yourself for promotions
Make technology your asset, even if you are afraid of technology
Avoid the Not My Job Syndrome
Develop EQ to Match Your IQ
Develop leadership qualities

Detailed Course Outline:

Introduction
The Soft Tech Savvy Way to Always Be Essential
Not My Job, And I Am Happy to Do It
You Can Become a Master Communicator
Feedback Video for The 11 Essential Career Soft Skills
Become a Leader Without the Title or Formal Authority

Your EQ Will Beat a Higher IQ
Building Your Winning Team
Make Every One of Your Seconds Count
Unleash Your Inner Anthony Robbins
Avoid Being Uncool
Clothes Can Still Make or Break Your Career
Conclusion The 11 Essential Career Soft Skills
Extra: Developing Your Career Secret Sauce

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Second, you should be familiar with common security tools and technologies. This knowledge will help you design and implement effective security solutions.

Finally, it's also beneficial to have experience with risk management and incident response. This expertise will come in handy when assessing and responding to security threats.

With these considerations in mind, you can start to research specific training programs that will help you reach your goals in cyber security. There are many excellent resources available, so take your time and find the right fit for you.

Is cyber security training hard?

A: No, cyber security training is not hard. In fact, many experts believe that it is becoming increasingly important for everyone to be aware of the basics of cyber security. As the world becomes more reliant on technology, the potential for cyberattacks increases. That's why it's so important for individuals and businesses to invest in cyber security training.

There are a variety of online and offline resources available to help you learn about cyber security. Many colleges and universities now offer courses in this subject, and there are numerous professional development Cyber Security courses available as well. Even if you don't have a lot of technical knowledge, you can still benefit from learning about the basics of cyber security. By taking the time to learn about this topic, you'll be better prepared to protect yourself and your business from potential threats.

Which course is best for cyber security?

A: Certstaffix Training offers a variety of courses that can help you learn more about cyber security. If you're just getting started in the field, our Cyber Security Awareness course is a great place to start. This course will give you an overview of the basics of cyber security for end users and those just starting out in the Cyber Security area.

If you're looking for more advanced training, our CompTIA Security+ course is perfect for you. This course covers more advanced topics, such as ethical hacking and penetration testing. You'll learn how to identify vulnerabilities in systems and how to exploit them.

No matter what your level of expertise, Certstaffix Training has a Cyber Security course that's right for you.

What are the top Cyber Security skills?

A: As the world increasingly relies on technology, the importance of cyber security grows. Cyber security professionals work to protect computer systems and networks from unauthorized access or damage.

There are many different skills that are important for a successful career in cyber security. Here are some of the most important:

Top Cyber Security Skills

1. Technical skills – A good cyber security professional must have strong technical skills. They must be able to understand how computer systems work and identify vulnerabilities. They also need to be able to use tools to protect systems and investigate incidents.

2. analytical skills – being able to think logically and solve problems is essential for a career in cyber security. Professionals need to be able to analyze information and make decisions quickly.

3. Communication skills – Cyber security professionals need to be able to communicate effectively. They need to be able to explain technical concepts to non-technical people. They also need to be able to work well in a team.

4. Organizational skills – Good organizational skills are important for cyber security professionals. They often have to manage multiple tasks and projects at the same time.

5. Flexibility – The world of cyber security is constantly changing. Professionals need to be able to adapt to new technologies and threats.

These are just some of the skills that are important for a career in cyber security. If you have these skills, you may have what it takes to succeed in this field.

Where Can I Learn More About Cyber Security?

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