Sc-730: Microsoft Cybersecurity Business Professional
 

Explain roles and responsibilities in cybersecurity
Apply simple organizational policies and data-handling standards
Describe security benefits and risk awareness
Define cybersecurity concepts and emerging threats
Identify common cybersecurity risks
Detect indicators of malicious activity
Evaluate and verify digital communications
Apply access controls
Understand the basics of securing devices, accounts, and workspaces
Understand how to protect sensitive and proprietary data
Understand safe internet and data-handling practices
Understand backup and recovery measures
Report on security incidents and policy violations
Take appropriate action during data breaches
Requirements
Basic IT Knowledge
Willingness to learn cool stuff!
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.This SC-730 course by Christopher Nett is a meticulously organized Udemy course designed for IT professionals aiming to pass the Microsoft SC-730: Microsoft Cybersecurity Business Professional exam. This course systematically guides you from the basics to intermediate concepts of cybersecurity.By mastering cybersecurity, you're developing expertise in essential topics in today's IT and business landscape.The course is always aligned with Microsoft's latest study guide and exam objectives:Explain roles and responsibilities in cybersecurityExplain the cybersecurity shared responsibility modelIdentify activities that demonstrate employee participation in security awareness initiatives within an organizationDescribe accountability practicesIdentify activities that enhance securityApply simple organizational policies and data-handling standardsUnderstand security and privacy policies applicable to work tasksIdentify types of data that shouldn't be shared with AI toolsDescribe the benefits of using a password manager to protect credentialsDescribe security benefits and risk awarenessDescribe the security benefits of using multifactor authenticationIdentify business processes that may be targeted or infiltrated by threat actorsDescribe the risks of working in a remote environmentUnderstand the importance of required software updates and security patchesDescribe the impact of security events, such as ransomwareDefine cybersecurity concepts and emerging threatsDefine the terms vulnerability, threat, risk, encryption, and exploitDescribe what deepfakes areIdentify common cybersecurity risksDescribe the risks associated with using public Wi-Fi networksDescribe psychological social engineering techniques, such as phishing, pretexting, and baitingDetect indicators of malicious activityIdentify indicators of malwareIdentify potential indicators of insider threatsDescribe abnormal system behavior or infection symptomsEvaluate and verify digital communicationsIdentify suspicious emails, malicious links, and unexpected attachmentsIdentify potential privacy and security risksVerify the legitimacy of requests for access, payments, or sensitive dataApply access controlsIdentify appropriate controls to limit access to systems and dataUnderstand the basics of securing devices, accounts, and workspacesUnderstand the basics of securing remote and mobile devices and workspaces, including using strong passwords, multifactor authentication, and other essential security practicesUnderstand how to protect sensitive and proprietary dataRecognize and classify sensitive dataUnderstand the different types of document sensitivity labeling and when to apply eachUnderstand rights managementUnderstand safe internet and data-handling practicesApply proper data-handling techniquesUnderstand how to collect, use, transfer, store, retain, and destroy dataUnderstand backup and recovery measuresUnderstand how to help ensure that data is backed up to support recovery from incidentsIdentify and follow basic recovery measures for data loss or system issuesReport on security incidents and policy violationsIdentify situations that require reporting (for example, a phishing attempt, a lost device, or unauthorized access)Select the correct information to include in a report (for example, the date, type of incident, and affected data)Choose the appropriate reporting channel (for example, email, help desk, or incident form)Take appropriate action during data breachesFollow basic steps when a breach occurs (for example, stop sharing data, disconnect devices, and notify IT)Recognize when escalation is required (for example, sensitive data exposure or a ransomware incident)This course contains promotional materials.
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