[Download Book] Comptia Security+ Certification Practice Exams, Fourth Edition (Exam Sy0-601) - Daniel Lachance

Comptia Security+ Certification Practice Exams, Fourth Edition (Exam Sy0-601)

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This up-to-date study aid contains hundreds of accurate practice questions and detailed answer explanationsCompTIA Security+(TM) Certification Practice Exams, Fourth Edition (Exam SY0-601) is filled with more than 1000 realistic practice questions--including new performance-based questions--to prepare you for this challenging exam. To help you understand the material, in-depth explanations of both the correct and incorrect answers are included for every question. This practical guide covers all official objectives for Exam SY0-601 and is the perfect companion to CompTIA Security+ Certification Study Guide, Fourth Edition.Covers all exam topics, including: Networking Basics and TerminologyIntroduction to Security TerminologySecurity Policies and StandardsTypes of AttacksVulnerabilities and ThreatsMitigating Security ThreatsImplementing Host-Based SecuritySecuring the Network InfrastructureWireless Networking and SecurityAuthenticationAuthorization and Access ControlIntroduction to

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Author : Daniel Lachance

Pages : 416 pages

Publisher : McGraw-Hill Education

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ISBN-10 : 126046797X

ISBN-13 : 9781260467970

 
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