-: Congratulations.
You've made it to the end of the class.
So we have covered a ton of information.
We started out talking about domain one,
which was threat management.
We talked about the different threats,
the tools and techniques,
reconnaissance and footprinting, and so much more.
Then we moved into domain two,
and we talked about Vulnerability Management.
We talked about the different programs you can use for that,
how to create a program inside your organization
using the right policies and procedures,
and the different tools that we use
in Vulnerability Management like Nessus and QualysGuard,
and I even showed you a hands-on example
of what Nessus looks like in the real world.
Then we moved on to cyber incident response.
We talked about the different phases
of an incident response.
We talked about how you can create
an incident response team,
and talked about how to classify incidents,
how to analyze network events,
and even the basics of digital forensics
including a hands-on demonstration
of creating a forensic image
on both Linux and Windows platforms.
And then finally, we finish it up with domain four,
security architecture and tool sets.
We talked about the different frameworks
like ITIL, and NIST, and ISO, and COBIT.
We talked about policies, and procedures,
guidelines, and controls.
We talked about defense in depth,
and we just finished all that off with software development
and web application vulnerability scanning.
Now we've covered a lot in this class.
What's the next step?
Well, if you feel ready, move on to the practice exam
that I have here in this class.
I have an 85-question, full-length test
that's gonna test to see if you're ready for the CSA+ exam.
On this 85-question exam,
if you can score at least an 85% to 90% on it,
you're probably ready for the exam.
But if you're not, you wanna keep
getting more practice test.
We have some available, Udemy has other ones available.
Just keep going through more and more practice questions,
and review those areas that you're missing
back here in this class, and you'll be ready on test day.
So good luck on your CSA+ exam on test day,
and please leave me a message in the Q and A
letting me know when you passed,
and how you thought the exam went.
I look forward to seeing you
as a CSA certified professional.