CCNA Cybersecurity Operations Lab Manual

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Chapter 1. Cybersecurity and the Security Operations Center
1.1 The Danger
1.2 Fighters in the War Against Cybercrime
Chapter 2. Windows Operating System
2.1 Windows Overview
2.2 Windows Administration
Chapter 3. Linux Operating System
3.1 Linux Overview .
3.2 Linux Administration
3.3 Linux Hosts
Chapter 4. Network Protocols and Services
4.1 Network Protocols
4.2 Ethernet and Internet Protocol
4.3 Connectivity Verification
4.4 Address Resolution Protocol
4.5 The Transport Layer
4.6 Network Services
Chapter 5. Network Infrastructure
5.1 Network Communication Devices 
5.2 Network Security Infrastructure
5.3 Network Representations
Chapter 6. Principles of Network Security
6.1 Attackers and Their Tools
6.2 Common Threats and Attacks
Chapter 7. Network Attacks: A Deeper Look
7.1 Observing Network Operation
7.2 Attacking the Foundation
7.3 Attacking What We Do
Chapter 8. Protecting the Network
8.1 Understanding Defense
8.2 Access Control
8.3 Threat Intelligence
Chapter 9. Cryptography and the Public Key Infrastructure
9.1 Cryptography
9.2 Public Key Cryptography
Chapter 10. Endpoint Security and Analysis
10.1 Endpoint Protection
10.2 Endpoint Vulnerability Assessment
Chapter 11. Security Monitoring
11.1 Technologies and Protocols
11.2 Log Files
Chapter 12. Intrusion Data Analysis
12.1 Evaluating Alerts 
12.2 Working with Network Security Data
12.3 Digital Forensics
Chapter 13. Incident Response and Handling
13.1 Incident Response Models
13.2 CSIRTs and NIST 800-61r2