ITC2850 — Network Security, Identity, and Authentication
ITC 2850 - Network Security, Identity, and Authentication ITC 2850 - Network Security, Identity, and Authentication 3 Credits Learn to use and configure network defense technologies including firewalls, virtual private networks, secure overlay networks, and intrusion detection and prevention on unified threat management platforms. This course also covers network and system authentication methods and protocols such as passwords, passkeys, certificates, multi-factor authentication, LDAP, SAML, OpenID, OAuth, Kerberos, and RADIUS. ) are used to defend against attacks and mitigate vulnerabilities Implement firewall, routing, and network access translation technologies as a part of unified threat management Implement multiple virtual private network or secure overlay network technologies such as IPSEC, SSL/TLS VPNs, Wire guard, Tailscale, Nebula, Netbird, and Zerotier Implement intrusion detection/prevention systems Analyze how security policies are implemented on systems to protect a network Evaluate how network operational procedures relate to network security Explain and implement authentication methods such as username/password, passwordless/passkeys, single-sign-on, multi-factor authentication, bearer token authentication, JWT access tokens, certificate-based authentication, and basic HTTP authentication Explain the features of and implement identity and access management protocols such as LDAP,AML, OpenID, OAuth, Kerberos, and RADIUS
Prerequisites: ITC2530, ITC2536, ITC2800