Cyber threats are constantly evolving, and understanding how to identify, assess, and manage vulnerabilities is crucial for protecting systems from exploitation. In this course, Vulnerability Analysis: Vulnerability Lifecycle, you’ll learn to assess vulnerabilities, prioritize risks, and understand remediation strategies. First, you’ll explore how vulnerabilities are discovered, disclosed, and managed, gaining insights into the vulnerability lifecycle and ethical disclosure practices. Next, you’ll discover how to assess risk using frameworks like CVSS, DREAD, and STRIDE, learning how to prioritize vulnerabilities based on impact and exploitability. Finally, you’ll learn how to use industry-standard tools like OpenVAS and Burp Suite to analyze vulnerabilities and recommend remediation or mitigation strategies. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of vulnerability analysis needed to assess security risks, make informed remediation decisions, and strengthen an organization’s security posture.
Overview
Cyber threats are constantly evolving, and understanding how to identify, assess, and manage vulnerabilities is crucial for protecting systems from exploitation. In this course, Vulnerability Analysis: Vulnerability Lifecycle, you’ll learn to assess vulnerabilities, prioritize risks, and understand remediation strategies. First, you’ll explore how vulnerabilities are discovered, disclosed, and managed, gaining insights into the vulnerability lifecycle and ethical disclosure practices. Next, you’ll discover how to assess risk using frameworks like CVSS, DREAD, and STRIDE, learning how to prioritize vulnerabilities based on impact and exploitability. Finally, you’ll learn how to use industry-standard tools like OpenVAS and Burp Suite to analyze vulnerabilities and recommend remediation or mitigation strategies. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of vulnerability analysis needed to assess security risks, make informed remediation decisions, and strengthen an organization’s security posture.
Taught by
Mike Woolard
