CompTIA · Security+ SY0-801
Mitigating controls, part 1
Security+ SY0-801 · Lesson 18 of 32 · 2:42:57
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In this lesson
Prepare for the Security+ SY0-801 exam (CompTIA Security+ V8). In this lesson: segmentation, isolation, and hardening, deception technology (honeypots, honeynets, honeyfiles, and honeytokens), monitoring and application control with allow lists, endpoint protection with EDR and XDR, network access control (captive portals and 802.1X), and operating system security with Group Policy and SELinux. Includes three original practice questions.
Preview the topics
- Ashgrove creates a directory account with an attractive administrator name, which no real person owns, and it raises an alert on any attempt to sign in with it. What is this?
- Before a laptop may join the office network, the switch checks that it is patched, encrypted, and running the security agent, and it sends a laptop that fails to a remediation network. What is this?
- Before enforcing a new SELinux policy on the web servers, the team wants every violation logged, without blocking anything yet. Which mode should the servers run in?