Certified Internet Webmaster Security 1D0-470: Assessing and Reducing Risk covers the following topics:

	Assessing risk
	Keyloggers
	System port scanning
	UNIX security vulnerabilities
	NIS security concerns
	NFS security concerns
	Patching and changing defaults
	Windows 2000 registry security
	Disabling Windows 2000 services
	Securing network connectivity
	Reducing risk in Linux systems

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to practice in actual applications discussed in the course
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to actual applications
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

	Certified Internet Webmaster Security 1D0-470: Security Fundamentals (CIWS01)
	Certified Internet Webmaster Security 1D0-470: Attack Types and Encryption (CIWS02)
	Certified Internet Webmaster Security 1D0-470: Protocol Layers and Security (CIWS03)
	Certified Internet Webmaster Security 1D0-470: Firewalls (CIWS04)
	Certified Internet Webmaster Security 1D0-470: Operating System Security (CIWS05)

	Certified Internet Webmaster Security 1D0-470: Security Auditing (CIWS07)
	Certified Internet Webmaster Security 1D0-470: Auditing and the Control Phase (CIWS08)
	Certified Internet Webmaster Security 1D0-470: Attack Detection and Response (CIWS09)
	Certified Internet Webmaster Security 1D0-470: Auditing and Log Analysis (CIWS10)

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