Well, today is the Ides of March, March 15th, and the Cybersecurity Architect's Handbook is now available on all of the Amazon Regions. So, yes, it has delivered as expected.
If you want to understand what it takes to be an cybersecurity architect and the scope of what can be involved regardless of your skill level...Get your copy today!
The book is not just a listing of what is required, there are examples, step-by-step labs and exercises, to get the reader equipped with concepts needed to be successful. The lab heavy Chapter 9 includes the following:
- Lab 1: Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool
- Lab 2: OWASP Threat Dragon
- Lab 3: Intrusion detection/prevention systems using Snort
- Lab 4: Firewall configuration using OPNsense
- Lab 5: SIEM solution using Graylog
- Lab 6: Antivirus software implementation using ClamAV
- Lab 7: Endpoint detection and response using Wazuh
- Exercise: Exercise – setting up and configuring Keycloak for IAM
- Lab 8: Data encryption with VeraCrypt
- Lab 9: Vulnerability scanning with OpenVAS
- Lab 10: Security configuration management using Ansible
- Exercise: Patch management with WSUS
- Lab 11: Digital forensics with The Sleuth Kit and Autopsy
- Lab 12: Incident response with Security Onion
- Exercise: Static application security testing with SonarQube
- Lab 13: Dynamic application security testing with OWASP ZAP
- Lab 14: Setting up and securing an AWS environment
- Lab 15: Implementing and configuring a GRC tool
- Lab 16: Penetration testing with Kali Linux and Metasploit
- Lab 17: Security automation with StackStorm
All of these labs can build out your own lab environment and all based on opensource or free technologies, making the learning accessible to anyone...
