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Познакомьтесь с пентестом веб-приложений на практике в нашем новом бесплатном курсе
stephanie887
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Первым делом изучи сеть! Вот отличный курс на ютубе по этой теме, совместно с этим изучай linux(можешь начать с ubuntu или лучше debian). Касательно языка сложно сказать, потому что нужно отталкиваться от твоих задач ( Начни с изучения базы, а именно: html css js. Ну а дальше будет видно.)
Все правильно тебе подсказали выше. Учи сети, базы данных и системы с которыми будешь работать. Ну и linux так как это рабочая система.
А далее зависит уже от направления, веб это будет или сети, или ошибки кода
З.ы. а ну и да. Найди тренировочные площадки под свои нужны. Без практики мало толку
А далее зависит уже от направления, веб это будет или сети, или ошибки кода
З.ы. а ну и да. Найди тренировочные площадки под свои нужны. Без практики мало толку
Вот основная программа курса информационной безопасности у нас в колледже
Это без учёта общих предметов типа математики, психологии или экономики и тыды
Net 102 введение где студенты учатся устанавливать, настраивать диагностировать и устранять неполадки.
Так же ОС и сети
.Net 104 сети..
Net 120 ОС Windows администрирование и тыды.
Net 103 то продолжение Net 102 более углубленное изучение
Net 122 Windows Server администрирование и тыды
Net 130 Routing & Switching и так понятно думаю
Net 213 Linux тут тоже думаю понятно
Net 230 масштабирование сетей
Net 239 сети сети сети
Net 240 сетевая безопасность. Изучают как проектировать сети безопасно и тыды
Net 244 сетевая защита и контрмеры
Net 245 этичный хакинг
Еще нужно взять курс по основам программирования но как по мне для начала стоит заняться сетями и разбираться в ОС а потом все остальное
Это без учёта общих предметов типа математики, психологии или экономики и тыды
Net 102 введение где студенты учатся устанавливать, настраивать диагностировать и устранять неполадки.
Так же ОС и сети
.Net 104 сети..
Net 120 ОС Windows администрирование и тыды.
Net 103 то продолжение Net 102 более углубленное изучение
Net 122 Windows Server администрирование и тыды
Net 130 Routing & Switching и так понятно думаю
Net 213 Linux тут тоже думаю понятно
Net 230 масштабирование сетей
Net 239 сети сети сети
Net 240 сетевая безопасность. Изучают как проектировать сети безопасно и тыды
Net 244 сетевая защита и контрмеры
Net 245 этичный хакинг
Еще нужно взять курс по основам программирования но как по мне для начала стоит заняться сетями и разбираться в ОС а потом все остальное
А вот интересное наблюдение - как только кто то спрашивает что нужно изучать по теме ИБ, его тут же отправляют на 100500 различных материалов по техническим дисциплинам (и ни кто не спрашивает хочет ли человек заниматься технической или организационной частью)! Но в своей практике давно заметил что бумажные-безапасники очень нужны (пусть не во всех сферах). Но мне вот интересно - кто нибудь пробовал одновременно работать в стиле devsecops и писать регламенты и процессы в рамках например SOC compliance - если кто то хоть раз этого касался, то скажет что Sec-technical-procedure-writer не менее важен порой чем тот же app-sec или pentester.
Про курсы хз. Я скинул скриншоты из колледжа основная программа ИБ то есть там получаешь диплом по этой специальности. Позже могу скинуть скрины с описанием полным курсов этих. Из универа может потом скину если не забуду там просто от работки предложили получить диплом, но тоже Associate (62 кредита)
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