Security Engineering: Secure Endpoints
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.
What you'll learn
Are you looking to secure Windows, Linux, and container endpoints on your network? In this course, Security Engineering: Secure Endpoints, you’ll learn to harden and monitor endpoints on an enterprise network. First, you’ll explore endpoint monitoring. Next, you’ll discover endpoint and container hardening. Finally, you’ll learn how to maintain file integrity. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Security Engineering needed to configure secure endpoints.
Table of contents
- Overview 2m
- Demo: Lab Setup 1m
- Monitoring and Defense Systems for Windows 3m
- Demo: Wazuh for Windows 2m
- Demo: Windows Event Collector 1m
- File Integrity on Windows Systems 2m
- Demo: Wazuh for File Integrity Monitoring on Windows 1m
- Hardening Measures for Windows 3m
- Demo: Hardening a Windows Endpoint 1m
- Patch Automation for Windows 3m
- Demo: Automating Windows Patching 1m
- Scenario Check In 1m
- Monitoring for Threats to Linux Endpoints 3m
- Demo: Wazuh for Linux 1m
- Demo: File Integrity Monitoring on Linux Endpoints 1m
- Web Application Firewalls 1m
- Hardening Measures for Linux Endpoints 2m
- Demo: Harden Linux Endpoints 2m
- Patch Automation for Linux 1m
- Demo: Ubuntu Patch Automation with Landscape 1m
- Scenario Check In 1m
About the author
Matt Glass is a Service Delivery Manager in Naples, Italy, working as a government contractor. Matt has 15 years of IT experience in a variety of roles. Consistently finding joy in developing the skills of others and helping their careers, he joined Pluralsight in 2017 to pass on the lessons he learned. Matt is married and the father of four children.