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Previously, you learned that cybersecurity analysts help keep data safe and reduce risk for an organization by using a variety of security frameworks, controls, and security principles. In this reading, you will learn about more Open Web Application Security P...

My name is Wajih and I'm a security engineer at Google working in the digital forensics department. Do you need a background in cybersecurity? No you don't. My past experiences is working at a water park as a snow cone machine guy. I worked at a movie theater ...

Previously, you were introduced to how to plan and complete an internal security audit. In this reading, you will learn more about security audits, including the goals and objectives of audits. Security audits A security audit is a review of an organization...

In the Kuroik language, counting is done in a hexadecimal system, which means it uses base 16 instead of base 10 like in the decimal system. Here's how you count from 0 to 17: Remember to add 'arn at the end of the number to indicate that it is a number and n...

Start of the story one day a pair of twins were born in the kingdom of kuroik two identical twins leyt and ?????(darkness) and (light) one day while there mother slept A human infected with light invaded the castle while the human tried to raid the treasu...

Basic Tenses: These are the simplest tenses in Kuroik. They indicate the general time frame of an action or state. Past = 'ir Present = 'er Future = 'ur Precision Tenses: These tenses provide more specific information about the timing of an act...

ok so this is just going to be a literal dictionary, its going to be sorted alphabeticallyand heres a link to the google sheet that will ideally have everything in it click here to open the link in a new tab or copy and paste this urn into your browser if u ...

Aivu: LoveAykshin: DesertBandan: RubberBanyo: EatBe: Someone elseBej: Someone else, time travel singularBejs: Someone else, time travel pluralBes: Someone else, pluralCho: Specific form of "this"D'fora: Pet, specifically a magical familiarD'frora'na: Wild anim...

Terms and definitions from Course 2, Week 2 Asset: An item perceived as having value to an organization Attack vectors: The pathways attackers use to penetrate security defenses Authentication: The process of verifying who someone is Authorization: The con...

Welcome back! Previously, we discussed security frameworks, controls, and design principles, and how security professionals apply these to security audits.In this section, we'll continue to explore security tools and how they can help you keep organizations an...

As a security analyst, one of your responsibilities might include analyzing log data to mitigate and manage threats, risks, and vulnerabilities. As a reminder, a log is a record of events that occur within an organization's systems and networks. Security analy...

We've explored how SIEM tools are used to collect and analyze log data. However, this is just one of the many ways SIEM tools are used in cybersecurity.SIEM tools can also be used to create dashboards. You might have encountered dashboards in an app on your ph...

Previously, you were introduced to security information and event management (SIEM) tools, along with a few examples of SIEM tools. In this reading, you will learn more about how SIEM tools are used to protect organizational operations. You will also gain insi...

 My name is Parisa and I'm a vice president of engineering and lead the Chrome Team. So as General manager of the Chrome Team, I lead a team of engineers and product managers and designers around the world who actually build Chrome and keep all of our users sa...

Hello again! Previously, we discussed how SIEM tools help security analysts monitor systems and detect security threats.In this video, we'll cover some industry leading SIEM tools that you'll likely encounter as a security analyst. First, let's discuss the dif...

Previously, you learned about several tools that are used by cybersecurity team members to monitor for and identify potential security threats, risks, and vulnerabilities. In this reading, you’ll learn more about common open-source and proprietary cybersecurit...

I'm Talia, and I'm an engineer within privacy, safety and security at Google. So there are a lot of myths in the cybersecurity space. One big one is, you must know how to code, or you must know how to hack, or you must be a math wiz. I don't know how to code, ...

Previously, you were introduced to security information and event management (SIEM) tools and a few SIEM dashboards. You also learned about different threats, risks, and vulnerabilities an organization may experience. In this reading, you will learn more about...

Let's quickly review what we covered in this section of the course. We started by discussing the importance of logs and cybersecurity, and we explored different log types, like firewall, network, and server logs. Next, we explored SIEM dashboards and how they ...

Terms and definitions from Course 2, Week 3 Chronicle: A cloud-native tool designed to retain, analyze, and search data Incident response: An organization’s quick attempt to identify an attack, contain the damage, and correct the effects of a security breach...