Windows server in core mode (command line). Configuration tool called 'sconfig'. Role of an Active Directory in an enterprise. Advanced DNS (DNSSEC), DHCP, and IPAM services. Types of files managed by Windows. ISCSI and NFS storage. BranchCache configuration and deployment for file access. Resources for Dynamic Access Control. Deployment and management of an AD infrastructure. Approval relationships between domains. Role Sites and AD Services. AD replication. AD CS Certificate Services. AD RMS Rights Management. AD FS Federation Services.

Introduction to PowerShell scripting language. Windows administration tasks with PowerShell. Cmdlets under PowerShell. Windows registry databases (HKCU and HKLM). Certificate management. Administration of a Windows client computer. Collection of information on systems. File search. Gathering information through WMI classes. Management of software, installations, executions, and updates. Management of devices and remote stations. Cmdlets for remote communication of the .NET Framework. Remote management and administration. Scripts. Introduction to Windows PowerShell ISE.

Recognition of security threats and their consequences. Identification of the origin of the security threats and main areas of vulnerability. Detection and neutralization of security threats to systems and networks. Implementation of procedures, practices, utilities, and security devices. Presentation of recovery methods after a system failure.

Description of the TCP / IP and OSI models. Introduction to IOS (Internetwork Operating System). Modes of access to equipment. Configuration modes, Using the CLI (Command line interface: basic commands). Physical layer and data link (Ethernet, ARP, copper and optical media). Protocols. Routers. Introducing a corporate email system. Installation and configuration of the Microsoft Exchange Server ™ server. Integration of Active Directory and use of DNS with Exchange. Preparation of the directory used for the installation of Exchange. Consoles on Exchange Server. License management. Mailbox services. Database administration via the EAC (Exchange Administration Center) and via the Management shell. Outlook Anywhere and Outlook Web App. Exchange ActiveSync. Operation of transport services. Transport Edge role. Administration of user and resource mailboxes. Management of distribution groups. Management of address lists and offline address books. Securing and maintaining the email infrastructure.

General architecture of a virtualization system. Basic concepts of Hyper-V. Hyper-V virtualization architecture. Storage, network architecture and sizing of servers. Configuration, installation and administration of a virtualization platform. System Center Virtual Machine Manager. Migration of virtual machines with SCVMM. Backup and restore of Hyper-V virtual machines.

SharePoint technologies (history, deployment models, related products, and news). Deployment planning, necessary components, and prerequisites. Server farm topology and migration from an earlier version. SharePoint installation. Security accounts. Command line tools. Central Administration Console. Service applications. Process of creating a Web application and their permissions. Site collections and solution deployment. Creating a web application using a script. Monitoring tools and optimization settings. Resources for troubleshooting.

Overview of cybersecurity prevention and response activities. Safety and risk analysis and management. Types of analysis. Risk analysis. Predictive analytics. Behavioral analysis. Forensic analysis. Security of assets. Security technologies. Communication and network security. Validation and security testing. Detection of anomalies. Attempted intrusion. Data exfiltration. Report production.

Cyber​​security challenges. Infrastructure security. Device security. Local network security. Perimeter security. Security of teleworking mode. Identification of vulnerable components. Identification of the risks involved. Proposed corrective measures to mitigate the risks. Assessment of the effectiveness of corrective measures. Fundamentals of cryptology. Identity and access management. Identity management. Authentication. Authorisation. Federation. Governance. High privilege accounts. Challenges. Development of policies, procedures or contingency plans. Software life cycle. Optimization of the efficiency, performance and quality of software and information systems.

Recognition, scanning and exploitation of security vulnerabilities in a context of prevention. Obtaining and maintaining access. Coverage of traces. Hacking tools and techniques used in cyber-attacks. Planning of penetration tests. Personal workplaces. Traditional servers. Mobile devices. Cloud computing. Telework. Development of policies, procedures or contingency plans. Limiting the effects of a breach in computer security. Optimization of the efficiency, performance and quality of software and information systems. Production of reports.

Types of attack. Phishing. Ransomware. Malware. Psychological hacking. Trojan horse. Sequence of cyber attack. Cyber ​​attack detection. False alarm. Alert requiring immediate attention. Finding information about an attack target. Use of pirate administrator kits (rootkits). Use of backdoors. Types of cyber defense of an IT infrastructure. Network architecture. Management of privileges and access. Active defense techniques. Cryptography. Impact on the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information. Management of cybersecurity alerts and incidents. Cyber ​​resilience (Response plan). Identify the incident. Analyze the incident. Containment of compromised systems. Reduce the risk of data leakage or pivoting to other platforms. Eliminate the cause of the incident. Simulation of a cyberattack.

Planning of an information security audit mandate. Conduct of an audit mandate. Internal audit standards and reference framework. Tools for recovering files and stored data. Audit techniques. Collection of information. Validation of the data collected. Use of management tools and security controls (SIEM, RCMP, etc.). Self-assessment of controls. Continuous audit and monitoring. Standards, laws and regulations applicable to information security. Audit report (clear, comprehensive and timely produced). Follow-up of the audit report. Follow-up of recommendations on strategies. Follow up on policy and procedure recommendations. Follow-up of recommendations relating to security and service delivery.

Putting into practice and integrating the personal and professional skills necessary for the exercise of the profession. Application of knowledge and strategies learned in the classroom in a business context. Integration into the professional environment. Adaptation to the reality of the different business sectors. Collaboration with the work team. Participation in meetings. Project management. Procurement decision making. Familiarization with operating tools. Adaptation to a corporate culture. Implementation of professional conduct in accordance with the ethics of the profession.