Microsoft MTA Security Fundamentals

Video training course for the Microsoft MTA 98-367 exam. After the CompTIA exams, the MTA qualifications represent the perfect way to embark upon your certification path.

Microsoft MTA Security Fundamentals Exam Pass

Ger Juhel
Ger used our Security Fundamentals (MTA Exam 98-367) training program to pass his exam on the first try. Most students take two or three attempts to pass the exam ($100 per attempt).

Passing the MTA Security Fundamentals exam is the perfect certification for entry level security careers such as network security helpdesk, cyber operations support and network forensics. It prepares you for more advanced exam such as Certified Ethical Hacker, Penetration Tester, Cyber Security Analyst, or Cyber Operations Associate.

Much of the syllabus is also tested in the CompTIA Security+ exam so it's well worth studying for these exams together.

This course will help you to build an understanding of Security Layers, Operating System Security, Network Security, and Security Software.

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Your Instructor

Ernie Cambell
Lives in Ohio (USA) and has a wife, four kids and a hound dog; spends his leisure time golfing, reading and playing with his computers.Ernie has been in IT for 20 years; started out on Help Desk, worked up to Network Administrator and for the past 15 years has worked as a Consultant and Trainer. Ernie has been an MCT since 1998, teaching Windows Server technologies and in 2005 began his fascination with and subsequent focus on Security.Twice named to EC-Councils Circle of Excellence, Ernie spends a good bit of his classroom time teaching Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures courses and Computer Hacking Forensic Investigation.

Over 2 hours of video training
Instructor set challenge labs
End-of-module exams
End-of-course certificate
Captions available
Access to members only forum
Exam vendor – Certiport or Prometric
Prerequisites – None
Recommended – Network+

Module 1	Security Fundamentals
Unit 1	Information Security
Unit 2	Cryptography
Module 2	Vulnerabilities and Attack Vectors
Unit 1	Physical Security
Unit 2	Network Based Threats I
Unit 3	Network Based Threats II
Unit 4	Passwords
Unit 5	Malware
Unit 6	Social Engineering
Module 3	Network Security
Unit 1	Network Devices I
Unit 2	Network Devices II
Unit 3	Network Protocols I
Unit 4	Network Protocols II
Unit 5	Network Protocols III
Unit 6	Securing Wireless
Unit 7	Network Design Elements
Module 4	Security Management
Unit 1	Device/Host Security
Unit 2	Application Security
Unit 3	Data Security
Module 5	Triple A
Unit 1	Authentication
Unit 2	Account Management
Unit 3	Remote Access
Module 6	PKI
Unit 1	Certificate Authorities
Unit 2	Securing Network Traffic
Module 7	Operational and Statutory Compliance
Unit 1	Legal Compliance
Module 8	Risk Management
Unit 1	Risk Analysis and Calculation