Mastering Identity & Access Management for AI-Driven Futures
Crafting Secure Pathways: Protecting Human-System and System-System Interactions.
Description
Embark on an enlightening journey into the realm of Identity and Access Management (IAM) – a pivotal domain where security meets innovation. As our digital landscape intensifies, ensuring robust access control becomes paramount, especially in harnessing the true potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This meticulously designed course delves deep into the intricacies of IAM, laying emphasis on its importance in safeguarding our rapidly evolving digital ecosystems.
With cyber threats lurking at every corner, it's essential to comprehend the myriad ways access can be exploited, serving as an entry point to invaluable assets. Here, we shed light on the quintessential principles of identification, authentication, authorization, and accountability, equipping you with the knowledge to fortify interactions, whether human-to-system or system-to-system.
But, why is this so crucial? Picture this: A robustly built mansion with an unlocked front door. That's a system without impeccable access management. In this comprehensive module, we'll transcend traditional notions of access control, diving deep into the state-of-the-art technologies employed industry-wide. But that's not all. We'll also unveil the tactics and strategies employed by cyber adversaries, enabling you to think a step ahead.
Highlighting essential concepts:
Subjects and Objects: Discover the dynamics of information flow between active entities (subjects) and passive entities (objects), and the nuances of their interactions.
Access Control Spectrum: Understand the multifaceted nature of access control, spanning across computer systems, networks, and information repositories, and their significance in maintaining the sanctity of resources.
What you'll gain:
- Proficiency in modern identification and authentication methodologies.
- A deep dive into discretionary, mandatory, and nondiscretionary access models.
- Acumen in accountability, monitoring, and auditing mechanisms.
- Mastery over registration processes and identity verification.
- Insights into 'Identity as a Service' and its implications.
- Awareness of prevalent threats and strategies to bolster access control frameworks.
Who should enroll?
- Security Consultants & Analysts
- Security Managers, Auditors & Architects
- IT Directors, Managers & Network Architects
- Security Systems Engineers
- CISOs and other security professionals aiming for excellence.
Step into the future with confidence, armed with the knowledge to navigate the complexities of Identity and Access Management in an AI-driven world. Join us and transform the way you view security!
Course curriculum
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Getting Started: The Triple A Services - AAA
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Getting Started: Identity and Access Management
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Introduction
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Getting Accounts Provisioned
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Control Access to System
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Fraud Prevention, Detection - 1
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Fraud Prevention, Detection - 2
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Learning Identification and Authentication: The Identification Process
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Learn About Authentication
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Personal Identification Number
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Passphrase - 1
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Passphrase - 2
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Assisted Password Reset
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Automated Password Reset
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Brute Force - Exhaustive Attacks
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Rainbow Attack
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Replay Attack
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Understanding Authentication Protocols
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Authentication - Token Device
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Two Different Types of Access Devices
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Devices Generate One-Time Passwords
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Synchronous Token Device
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Learn More About Token Device
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Public Key Certificates
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Authentication - Learning Biometrics
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Fingerprint and Finger Scan
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Identification - One to One & One to Many
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Learning Identification and Authentication: Learn About Errors
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Section Outro
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Introduction
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Identity as a Service and Federation: Learn About Directory Services - 1
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Identity as a Service and Federation: Learn About Directory Services - 2
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Identity as a Service and Federation: Authentication Services - 1
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Identity as a Service and Federation: Authentication Services - 2
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Identity as a Service and Federation: Authentication Services - 3
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Identity as a Service and Federation: Authentication Services - 4
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Identity as a Service and Federation: User Authentication to Resource Server
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Identity as a Service and Federation: Security Concerns
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Identity as a Service and Federation: Secure European System For Applications
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Identity as a Service and Federation: Federation
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Section Outro
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Introduction
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Learning Access Controls
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Administrative, Technical, Physical
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: A Second Layer of Criteria
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Learn About Examples
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Security Through Obscurity
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Different Access Control Models
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Mandatory Access Control
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Mandatory Access Control Models
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Discretionary Access Control
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Discretionary Access Control Models
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: DAC Vulnerabilities
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Learn About ACM
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Role-Based Access Control
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Rule-Based Access Control
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Access Control Architectures
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: More About DAC
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Understanding Distributed Access Control
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Learn About AAA Services
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Learn About Radius
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Remote Authentication Dial-In User Services
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Radius Server
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Terminal Access Controller Access Control System
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Learn About Credential Management
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Temporal Access Controls and Constrained Interfaces
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Learning Authorization and Accountability: Software and Hardware Guard
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Section Outro
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Summary
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About this course
- $9.99
- 70 lessons
- 7 hours of video content
Discover your potential, starting today
FAQs
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Who is this course suitable for?
This course is ideal for security professionals, IT directors, network architects, and CISOs who aim to advance their understanding of Identity & Access Management in the AI domain.
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Do I need prior knowledge in AI to take this course?
While a foundational understanding of AI would be beneficial, it is not mandatory. The course is designed to be comprehensive, catering to both beginners and seasoned professionals.
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What if I have questions or need assistance during the course?
We offer dedicated support and interactive sessions with industry experts to address any queries or challenges you might face.