Microsoft Security Fundamentals (98-367)

Microsoft Security Fundamentals (98-367)

The Microsoft Security Fundamentals 98-367 test is an entry-level certification which tests for the candidate's knowledge of security core concepts and practices within a Microsoft environment. These exam covers topics which focus on foundational principles of security, including network security, operating system security, and software security. The certification is apt for those who would wish to start a career either in IT security or other related fields. It helps to create an overall basis for security basics for the candidate and gets them ready for other advanced level certifications regarding cybersecurity.

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Why is Microsoft Security Fundamentals (98-367) important?

• Validates knowledge of security basics
• Understanding of security best practices
• Supports career in IT security and cybersecurity
• Helps in preparation for advanced Microsoft security certifications
• Confirms entry-level security skills in Microsoft environments
• Verifies skills in network and operating system security
• The Microsoft certification is accepted globally for being skilled in security basics

Who should take the Microsoft Security Fundamentals (98-367) Exam?

• IT Support Technicians
• System Administrators
• Network Administrators
• Security Analysts (new hire)
• IT Help Desk Professionals
• Security Consultants (beginner-level)
• IT Generalists looking to specialize in security
• Students or anyone interested to make an entry into IT security
  

Microsoft Security Fundamentals (98-367) Certification Course Outline
The Microsoft Security Fundamentals (98-367) certification covers the following topics -

Understanding Security Layers

• Understand Core Security Principles
• Understand Physical Security
• Understand Internet Security

Understanding Operating System Security

• Understand User Authentication
• Understand Permissions
• Understand Password Policies
• Understand Audit Policies

Understanding Network Security

• Understand Dedicated Firewalls
• Understand Network Access Protection (NAP)
• Understand Network Isolation
• Server and Domain Isolation.

Understanding Security Software

• Understand Client Protection
• Understand E-mail Protection
• Understand Server Protection