Course description

A comprehensive program means qualifying individuals in the fields of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.

Cyber Security Awareness (CSA)

Learning Objectives:

·       Increase the understanding of the cyber threat landscape;

·       Identify measures to secure your organization’s digital footprint;

·       Analyze cybercrime case studies to demonstrate real-world consequences;

·       Identify techniques to drive a Cyber Security culture in an organization;

·       Understand why organizational behavior must adopt safe cyber practices;

·       Understand techniques used by adversaries and how to protect against them;

·       Increase knowledge of safe and responsible use of information technology;

·       Understand the risks associated with information sharing using social media;

·       Gain insight into how to explain to executives the importance of cyber security in an organization.

Cyber Security Awareness for Executives

Learning Objectives:

·       Effectively understand and discuss real-world hacking events;

·       Understand exploitation techniques used by hackers;

·       Mitigate risk by demystifying cyber security jargon;

·       Assess the damage malware can cause;

·       Understand cyber defense operations.

Certificate in Information Security Management Principles (CISMP)

Objectives

·          Trainees will gain a comprehensive understanding of:

·          Key terms and concepts in information security

·          The process of risk management and the appropriate use of controls

·          Incident management

·          The importance of auditing, change control and configuration management

·          The needs for security policies, standards, operating procedures and guidelines

Ethical Hacking Associate (EHA)

Outline

•               Information security in the corporate world

•               Ethics and law in relation to ethical hacking

•               Discovery

•               Discovering Enterprise Assets and Vulnerabilities through Effective Scanning

•               Threat Modelling

•               OSINT gathering

•               Active and Passive Reconnaissance

•               Enhanced Vulnerability Scanning and Automation

•               Vulnerability Validation, Triage, and Data Management

•               Remediation and reporting

•               Vulnerability Assessment Foundry

•               Comprehensive Pen Test Planning, Scoping, and Recon

•               In-depth Scanning

•               Exploitation

•               Post-Exploitation

•               Hands-on training

•               Full-day: real-world Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Test Exercise

•               In-Depth Password Attacks and Web App Pen Testing

•               Conducting penetration testing engagements

•               The professionalism, communication skills, ethics and the law associated with penetration testing

•               Risk management

•               Required critical thinking when conducting security testing

Penetration Testing Practitioner (PTP)

Objectives

·       Types of penetration testing, security audit, vulnerability assessment and testing roadmap.

·       Foot printing, foot printing tools and countermeasures.

·       Network scanning techniques and countermeasures.

·       Enumeration techniques and countermeasures.

·       System hacking methodology, steganography, steganalysis attacks and covering tracks.

·       Trojans, Trojan analysis and Trojan countermeasures.

·       Viruses, virus analysis, computer worms, malware analysis procedure and countermeasures.

·       Packet-sniffing techniques and how to defend against sniffing.

·       Social engineering techniques, identify theft and countermeasures.

·       DoS/DDoS attack techniques, botnets and attack tools.

·       Session hijacking techniques and countermeasures.

·       Types of web server and web application attacks, attack methodology and countermeasures.

·       SQL injection attacks and injection detection tools.

·       Wireless encryption, wireless hacking methodology and wireless hacking tools.

Digital Forensics and Incident Response Associate (DFIRA)

Objectives

·       Develop skills using fully immersive, hands-on training using a variety of tools

·       Effectively discover host or network breaches in order to triage potential attacks

·       Understand how malware typically finds its way onto a system

·       Understand variations of malware and cyber threats

·       Gain knowledge of the fundamentals of Windows operating systems

·       Gain knowledge of file systems and processes

·       Interrogate the Windows Registry

·       Perform volatile memory capture (RAM dumps)

·       Perform forensic imaging

·       Differentiate between law enforcement and corporate incident response.

·       Perform Network traffic forensics

·       Perform Disk-based forensics

·       Find and identify important artefacts

·       Report findings

Digital Forensics and Incident Response Practitioner (DFIRP)

Objectives

·       Understand the functional requirements needed when responding to an incident.

·       Understand the roles in an organisation and the language of reporting that may be needed.

·       Determine the terminology required when liaising with clients when planning to collect data.

·       Prepare generic forensics jump kit.

·       Strategically prepare a plan of action when identifying the scope of work.

Linux System Administration

Outline

●   Linux Essentials

o  Introduction to Linux

o  Installing Linux

o  Working with the Linux shell

o  Managing Files & Directories

o  Using Text Editors

o  Managing Linux Software

o  Managing Linux Users & Groups

o  Managing Ownership and Permissions

o  Managing Linux Processes

o  Managing Linux Network Settings

o  Managing Linux File Systems

●   Linux Certified System Administrator

o  Fundamentals Commands

o  Scripting

o  System Initialization

o  The Filesystem

o  Access Control & root Account

o  Software Installation & Management

o  Schedule & Automate Tasks

o  Networking

Cyber Security Foundation

Outline:

●   Introduction to Cyber Security

o  Humans (Employees)

o  Social Engineering Attacks

o  Phishing Attacks

o  Spear Phishing

o  The Company’s Weakest Link (The Employee)

o  Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

●   Digital Space (Devices and Networks)

o  Authentication & Authorization

o  Password Management

o  Securing Privileged Access

o  Patches and Updates

o  Host Based Security Measures

o  Network Based Security Measures

o  File Sharing Security

o  Removable Media

o  Malware

o  Ransomware

Computer Networking

Outline

●   What is Networking?

●   OSI and the TCP/IP network models.

●   Network Protocols.

●   Network Devices.

●   Switching

●   Routing

●   Wireless Networks

Windows Administration

Outline

●   Windows 10 & Windows Server.

●   Windows File System (NTFS).

●   Local Users & Groups.

●   Windows Registry.

●   Active Directory.

●   Networking in Windows.

●   Windows Security.

●   Introduction to Windows PowerShell & Command Prompt.

Python Programming

Outline

●   Introduction to Python

●   Python Environment

●   Variables

●   Basic Data Types

●   Lists, Tuples & Dictionaries

●   Interactivity

●   Choices & Decisions

●   Functions & Modules

●   Working With Files

●   Python Projects

Introduction to Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics

Outline

●   Exploring the different roles in offensive and defensive security

●   Understanding the difference between vulnerability assessments, penetration tests, and red teaming.

●   Penetration testing methodology

●   Introduction to cyber incident response

●   Understanding the core concepts of digital forensic investigations

Computer Forensics Investigation Methodology

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