In this insightful session, ASHISH will guide you through the intricacies of sending Ethernet frames with switches, the role of half-duplex communication with LAN hubs, and an overview of Wide-Area Networks (WANs). Whether you're a networking professional or someone interested in expanding your knowledge, this event is a valuable opportunity to learn and grow.

In a rapidly evolving digital era, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has not only led to unprecedented advancements but has also been inadvertently responsible for a new breed of sophisticated cybersecurity threats. As AI technology grows, malicious actors leverage its capabilities to orchestrate cyberattacks with increasing complexity and precision. These AI-powered cybersecurity threats pose significant security challenges for people, organizations, and even entire industries, as they use the same tools and tactics developed to enhance security and efficiency. This intricate interplay between AI and cyber threats necessitates a thorough understanding of the potential threats, innovative strategies, and collaborative efforts to protect the digital environment from a new era of intelligent and adaptive adversaries.

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Welcome to InfoecTrain's comprehensive "Coffee with Prabh" Session! Join us for an engaging coffee session with two AWS experts, Prabh and Krish, as they walk you through the essentials of getting started with AWS Cloud. In this informative Podcast, we will cover the basics of AWS account creation and dive into the fascinating world of Amazon EC2.

In this engaging session, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of TCP/IP networking and its critical role in today's digital landscape. Whether you're an aspiring IT professional, an enthusiast, or simply curious about how the internet functions, this Session is designed to enlighten and inspire.

A PCI-DSS Implementer is a professional or individual responsible for implementing and ensuring compliance with an organization’s Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS). They know the PCI-DSS’s requirements and best practices and maintain the organization’s security controls and processes to protect cardholder data.

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In an era where data breaches, cyberattacks, and digital threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated and prevalent, the need for highly skilled and certified information security professionals has never been more critical. The Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification is a globally recognized and highly esteemed credential that plays a pivotal role in cybersecurity.

CISSP is a prestigious certification provided by the (ISC)2 or International Information System Security Certification Consortium. The CISSP certification ensures the extensive technical and managerial expertise of an information security professional, enabling them to proficiently oversee, design, and maintain an organization’s comprehensive security framework.

The CISSP exam undergoes an update every three years to align with the ever-evolving trends and advancements in the cybersecurity field. ISC2 is scheduled to introduce the next update to the CISSP certification exam on April 15, 2024.

Welcome to another enlightening coffee session hosted by InfosecTrain! Join our two AWS experts, Prabh and Krish, as they take you on a deep dive into the world of AWS Cloud Storage Services and the incredible benefits they offer.

What is Access Control?

Access control refers to the practice of regulating and managing who is allowed to access specific resources, perform certain actions, or interact with particular systems, applications, or data. It is a fundamental principle in cybersecurity and information security, aiming to ensure that only authorized users are granted appropriate permissions while preventing unauthorized access.

What is a Broken Access Control Vulnerability?

A broken access control vulnerability is a security flaw that occurs when an application or system fails to properly enforce restrictions on what authenticated users are allowed to do. Access control is a fundamental principle in cybersecurity that ensures only authorized users are granted appropriate privileges and permissions to access resources, perform actions, or modify data within a system or application. Broken access control vulnerabilities can occur for various reasons, such as improper configuration, inadequate user input validation, flawed authentication mechanisms, or errors in authorization checks.

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Join us for an exclusive event hosted by InfosecTrain, a free Podcast Session on "Cyber Defense Unleashed: Four Days of Security Insights." This is your opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and insights into the world of defensive security.