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SEC 350 Enterprise and Network Security Controls
SEC 350 Enterprise and Network Security Controls
  • SEC 350 Enterprise and Network Security Landing Doc
    • SEC-350 IP Assignments
    • Module 1: Introduction, Routing and DMZ
      • Lab 1.1 Routing and DMZ
      • Network Architecture
      • Helpful Commands
      • syslog
      • Vyos
      • Vocab
      • Lab Documentation
    • Module 2: Logging
      • Lab 2.1: Standardizing on Timezone
        • Lab Doc
        • Enhancing Timezones
      • Lab 2.2: Syslog Organization on Lab on log01
        • Lab Doc
      • 10 most used Nslookup commands
      • Notes
    • Module 3: Segmentation
      • Lab 3.1 Segmentation
      • Lab 3.1 Documentation
      • Lab 3.2 Wazuh
      • Lab 3.2 Documentation
    • Module 4: Network Firewalls
      • Lab 4.1 Network Firewalls 1
      • Lab 4.1 Documentation
    • Module 5: Wazuh and Web Application Firewalls
      • Lab 5.1 Wazuh WAF
      • Lab Documentation
      • OSQuery Project
    • Assessment Prep
      • System Specifications and Setup
      • fw01 configuration
    • Assessment
    • Module 9: Remote Access
      • Lab 9.1 Ad Hoc VPN with SSH
      • Project 2: OpenVPN
  • Module 10 Windows Logging
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  1. SEC 350 Enterprise and Network Security Landing Doc
  2. Module 2: Logging
  3. Lab 2.1: Standardizing on Timezone

Enhancing Timezones

Ubuntu

LogoHow to Set or Change Time, Date, and Timezone in UbuntuKnowledge Base by phoenixNAP
LogoHow To Set or Change Timezone on Ubuntu 20.04 - GeeksforGeeksGeeksforGeeks

Rocky

LogoHow to Set the Timezone and Configure NTP on Rocky Linux | Vultr Docs
LogoHow to Set Time, Timezone, and System Clock in LinuxHow to Set Time, Timezone and Synchronize System Clock in Linux

Windows

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