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Previously, you explored file permissions and the commands that you can use to display and change them.  In this reading, you’ll review these concepts and also focus on an example of how these commands work together when putting the principle of least privileg...

Now that we covered: pwd, ls, and cd and are familiar with these basic commands for navigating the Linux file system, let's look at a couple of ways to find what you need within this system. As a security analyst, your work will likely involve filterin...

In this reading, you’ll continue exploring Linux commands, which can help you filter for the information you need. You’ll learn a new Linux command, find, which can help you search files and directories for specific information. Filtering for information You...

Let's make some branches! What do I mean by that? Well, in a previous video, we discussed root directories and how other subdirectories branch off of the root directory. Let's think again about the file directory system as a tree. The subdirector...

Previously, you explored how to manage the file system using Linux commands. The following commands were introduced: mkdir, rmdir, touch, rm, mv, and cp. In this reading, you’ll review these commands, the nano text editor, and learn another way to write to fil...

Hi there. It's great to have you back! Let's continue to learn more about how to work in Linux as a security analyst. In this video, we'll explore file and directory permissions. We'll learn how Linux represents permissions and how you can check fo...

Hi there. It's great to have you back! Let's continue to learn more about how to work in Linux as a security analyst. In this video, we'll explore file and directory permissions. We'll learn how Linux represents permissions and how you can check fo...

Hi there! In the previous video, you learned how to check permissions for a user. In this video, we're going to learn about changing permissions. When working as a security analyst, there may be many reasons to change permissions fo...

Previously, you explored file permissions and the commands that you can use to display and change them.  In this reading, you’ll review these concepts and also focus on an example of how these commands work together when putting the principle of least privileg...

Welcome back! In this video, we are going to discuss adding and deleting users. This is related to the concept of authentication. Authentication is the process of a user proving that they are who they say they are in the system. J...

Previously, you explored authorization, authentication, and Linux commands with sudo, useradd, and userdel. The sudo command is important for security analysts because it allows users to have elevated permissions without risking the system by running commands ...

My name is Damar, I'm a security engineer here at Google. I've always wanted to get into cybersecurity since I was a kid. A lot of the cartoons I watched, they had like floppy disks or flash drives, and they would put that in the computer and kind of like ...

There are so many others just like you who will be using the command line. Linux's popularity and ease of use has created a large online community that constantly publishes information to help users learn how to operate Linux. Since Linux is open-sou...

Previously, you were introduced to the Linux community and some resources that exist to help Linux users. Linux has many options available to give users the information they need. This reading will review these resources. When you’re aware of the resources ava...

Congratulations! You completed another section in this course. Take a minute to think about what you've achieved. You learned a lot in this section. Let's recap what we covered. In this section, you utilized the command line to co...

In the world of security, diversity is important. Diverse perspectives are often needed to find effective solutions. This is also true of the tools we use. Your job will often require you to use a lot of diverse tools. In the last section, we stu...

Our modern world is filled with data and that data almost always guides us in making important decisions. When working with large amounts of data, we need to know how to store it, so it's organized and quick to access and process. The solution to thi...

Previously, you explored the Linux commands that allow you to filter for specific information contained within files or directories. And, more recently, you examined how SQL helps you efficiently filter for the information you need. In this reading, you'll exp...

My name is Adedayo, and I'm a Security Engineer at Google. A lot of people think you need to have a degree in computer science, right to be able to get into cybersecurity. I don't think that's true. Take me for an example, I started learning IT from Lago...

In this video, we're going to be running our very first SQL query! This query will be based on a common work task that you might encounter as a security analyst. We're going to determine which computer has been assigned to a certain employee. Let's...