Cyber Security
Cyber security is one of the fastest-growing industries of employment, and learning with us can help in your career enhancement. Our training will help you to improve your understanding of many important aspects like hacking both ethically and unethically with use cases. Cyber security tools and various assignments help you understand all key concepts of cyber security clearly. After completing this course, you will have a good knowledge of securing data, hacking and encryption techniques, their benefits in securing data. You will attain various skills that are very essential to start your career in cyber security.
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Course Curriculum
Module 1 – Overview of Ethical Hacking and Cybersecurity, Information Security, Risk Management
Module 2 – Introduction to Linux, Install & Use Kali Linux and Learning Basics of Linux and Building Hacking Environment
Module 3 – Introduction to Networking and understanding the OSI layer and protocols
Module 4 – Introduction to Ethical and Non-Ethical Hacking and Security Engineering use cases.
Module 5 – Understanding pros and cons of ethical hacking
Module 6 – Introduction to Hacking tools
Module 7 – Cryptography
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1. Cryptography Concepts
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2. Encryption Algorithms
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3. Cryptography Tools
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4. Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
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5. Email-Encryption
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6. Disk Encryption
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7. Cryptanalysis
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8. Counter Measures
Module 8 – Hacking Web Servers
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1. Web Server Concepts
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2. Web Server Attacks
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3. Web Server Attack Methodology
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4. Web Server Attack Tools
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5. Patch Management
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6. Web Server Security Tools
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7. Web Server Pen Testing
Module 9 – Hacking Web Applications
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1. Web App Concepts
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2. Web App Threats
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3. Hacking Methodology
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4. Web Application Hacking Tools
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5. Countermeasures
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6. Web App Security Testing Tools
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7. Web App Pen Testing
Module 10 – Session Hijacking (Man-in-the-middle concepts)
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1. Session Hijacking Concepts
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2. Application Level Session Hijacking
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3. Network Level Session Hijacking
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4. Hijacking Tools
Module 11 – Denial of Services (DOS and DDOS) attacks and tools use cases
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1. DOS/DDOS Concepts
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2. DOS/DDOS Attack Techniques
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3. Botnets
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4. DOS/DDOS Attack Tools
Module 12 – System Hacking
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3. Password Cracking Website and Tools
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4. Escalating and Executing Applications
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1. What is System Hacking and System Hacking Techniques?
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2. Password Cracking and Password cracking Techniques
Module 13 – Phishing
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1. What is Phishing and Types of Phishing Techniques Used
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2. Phishing Tools
Module 14 – Malware
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1. What is Malware and Malware Types of Malware
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2. Trojan Concepts
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3. Virus and Worm Concepts
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4. Anti-malware Software
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5. Malware Creation Tool and USB Password Stealers
Module 15 – Wireless Hacking
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1. Wireless Concepts and Types of Wireless networks
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2. Wireless Hacking Techniques and Hacking Tools
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3. Wireless Encryption, Threats and Security Tools
Module 16 – Foot Printing
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1. Foot Printing Concepts and Techniques
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2. Foot Printing Websites and Tools
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3. Foot Printing through social networking sites
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4. Foot Printing through who is, DNS foot printing
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5. Network Foot Printing
Module 17 – Scanning
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1. Network Scanning Concepts and Techniques
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2. Network Scanning Tools and Types of Network Scanning
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3. Scanning Beyond IDS and Firewall
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4. Draw Network Diagrams and Banner Grabbing
Module 18 – Firewalls, Honeypots
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1. Firewall Concepts and Techniques
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2. Firewall Types, Security with Firewalls
Module 19 – IPS and EPS and IDS
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3. What is IPS and EPS
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4. What is IDS
Module 20 – SIEM (Security information and event management)
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1. Introduction of SIEM
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2. SIEM Architecture
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3. Event Correlation and Event Collection
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4. Events and Logs managements
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5. Forensic Data and SIEM Deployment
Module 21 – Social Engineering
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1. Social Engineering Concepts and Techniques
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2. Insider Threats and Counter Measures
Module 22 – Vulnerability Analysis and Enumeration
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1. Vulnerability Assessment Concepts and Techniques
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2. Vulnerability Scoring Systems and Solutions
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3. Vulnerability Assessment Tools and Reports
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4. Enumeration Concepts
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5. SNMP LDAP SMTP NetBIOS Enumerations
Module 23 – Hacking mobile platforms, Cloud Computing
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1. Introduction to Mobile and Cloud Platforms
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2. Hacking Android and IOS
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3. Mobile Spyware and Device Management
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4. Mobile Security Guidelines and Tools
Module 24 – Overview of Risk management
Module 25 – PCI-DSS, HIPAA, SOX, FISMA and others
Module 26 – SQL Injection
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1. SQL Injection Concepts and Techniques
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2. Types of SQL Infection
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3. SQL Injection Tools and Methodology
Module 27 – Penetration
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1. Penetration Testing Concepts and Types of Penetrations
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2. Penetration Tools
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3. Penetration Limitations
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4. Penetration Remediation and Legal issues
Cyber Security
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FAQs
The following are some of the key advantages of taking Cyber Security Training:
- Hired for operations or strategic role in businesses that are changing to a digital model of security, for example, in companies like McAfee, Palo Alto, LexisNexis, Crowd strike and you can also get a job role in a country governmental orgs. Or even under detectives and criminologists.
- A Variety of Industries to Choose and a job that never gets boring as there is 33% job outlook and employment rate.
- Unlimited Professional Growth from Good to Great and fat pay checks with an average pay of $51,000 to as high as $117,000.
Here are some of the job roles for which you are eligible:
- Network Security Engineer
- Cyber Security Analyst
- Security Architect
- Cyber Security Manager
- Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
The following are the top Cyber Security skills that every Cyber Security Analyst must have:
- Analytical ability
- Administering Information Security Software and Controls
- Analyzing Security System Logs, Security Tools, and Data
- Communicating Up, Down, and Across All Levels of the Organization
- Communication
- Creating, Modifying, and Updating Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
- Creating, Modifying, and Updating Security Information Event Management (SIEM)
- Understanding of Risk Management Framework and so on.
The average pay scale for Cyber Security professionals varies from $84,000 – $110,000 – Indeed.com. As per Forbes, by 2023 Global Cyber Security is estimated to cross $248.26.
The Cyber Security demand across the industry is growing since the landscape is constantly changing. All available certifications for Cyber security professionals are:
- Certified Information Security Systems Professional (CISSP)
- GIAC Security Essentials (GSEC)
- System Security Certified Provider (SSCP)
- Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)
- Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
- Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
- CompTIA Security+
- Certified Wireless Security Professional (CWSP)
Today, Cyber Security is one of the hottest job domains in the IT Industry. This is one of the highly lucrative and in-demand job profile. Compared to other non-security IT professionals, salary of a professionals with Cyber Security skills will earn 16% more than others.
Today, Cyber Security is one of the hottest job domains in the IT Industry. The following are the various jobs you can choose after course completion:
- Cyber Security Engineer
- Cyber Security Analyst
- Cyber Security Administrator
- Network Administrator
The CEH Certification helps IT professionals to validate their skills as an ethical hacker, this certification tests an individual on various technologies such as Database vulnerabilities, Windows Vulnerabilities, Linux etc.
- Understand various Security Concepts like Ethical Hacking and Cybersecurity, Information Security, Risk Management
- Knowledge on Ethical, Non-Ethical Hacking, and Security Engineering use cases.
- Get to know Pros & Cons of Ethical Hacking
- Knowledge on Cryptography & Hacking Web Servers
- Understand the core concepts DOS & DDOS, System Hacking, Phishing & Foot Printing.
- Freshers
- Qualified IT Professionals who are looking for career shifts
- IT Directors
- IT Security Consultants
- Security Auditors
- IT Managers
- Security Analysts
- Directors of Security
- Security Managers
- Network Architects
- Security Systems Engineers
- Security Architects
- Chief Information Security Officers