If you already know SQL and Python, learn the power of using these two languages together

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Find out about the protocols used to access websites, and how to test websites and web applications to prevent exploitation through cyberattacks

Learn the basic and advanced concepts of ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) by building two applications and developing them on Microsoft Azure and IIS

Learn the best ways to share, store, organize, and edit files using Microsoft Teams, the collaboration hub for Office 365

In most areas of business, specifics matter. This is especially true in the area of cybersecurity. If you're a cybersecurity professional, you'll have a very short career if the best answer you can come up with to security questions is "I think everything is pretty secure." You need metrics and hard data to effectively communicate the value of your security programs and activities. In this course, Caroline Wong gives you a tried-and-true approach for customizing metrics that you can use to communicate the objectives and progress of your team's cybersecurity initiatives. Caroline starts with an overview of the value of metrics, then covers the different ways you communicate cybersecurity topics to different groups like executives, business leaders, and engineers. She also covers risk management objectives, and finishes the course by going over examples of a number of important cybersecurity metrics.

Become a Rust programmer in just 4 hours with no previous experience required

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Prevent identity theft and network intrusion by hackers. Learn what social engineering is, who is being targeted, and how attacks are orchestrated