This audio-first cybersecurity course is built for busy professionals who need security that works in real environments, not just on slides. You’ll learn how to design monitoring, logging, SIEM, and SOAR operations that produce usable visibility, reduce noise, and support fast, defensible response. Along the way, you’ll connect technical controls to practical program execution: ownership, SLAs, governance, decision rights, and evidence that holds up during incidents and audits.
You’ll also strengthen your ability to explain risk in business terms and prioritize work using context like exposure, criticality, and exploit signals. The course is paired with a companion exam book for deeper reference and an eBook of 1,000 flashcards to reinforce key terms, decision rules, and operational tradeoffs—so you can retain what matters and apply it immediately at work.
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First Episodes
Episode 1 — Decode the GSLC Exam Structure, Question Style, Scoring, and Timing Strategy
This episode explains how the GSLC exam is built so you can align your preparation to what is actually measured, including the pace required to finish 115 questions in...
Episode 2 — Build a Spoken Study Plan: Indexing, Pacing, and Retake-Ready Habits
This episode helps you create a study plan that works for busy schedules and is optimized for an open-book GIAC exam environment, where printed notes and a strong inde...
Episode 3 — Command Core Cryptography Vocabulary Leaders Must Use With Precision
This episode builds the cryptography vocabulary that leaders must use accurately to make sound decisions and communicate requirements without confusion, a frequent sou...
Episode 4 — Select Symmetric Encryption Algorithms Based on Speed, Use Case, and Risk
This episode focuses on symmetric encryption choices and the decision logic behind using fast shared-key cryptography for protecting data at rest and data in motion, a...
Episode 5 — Manage Keys Safely: Generation, Storage, Rotation, and Access Controls
This episode explains why key management is the deciding factor in whether encryption protects you or simply creates a false sense of safety, and it covers the full ke...