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The Complete Cyber Security Course : Hackers Exposed!

Become an expert in cyber security and keep your digital information safe. Defending networks, computers, and data from attacks, damage, and unauthorized access is the purpose of cyber security technologies, processes, and practices. The goal of the cybersecurity program is to train professionals to recognize vulnerabilities, thwart attacks, and respond quickly to crisis situations. Learn from industry professionals, work on real-time projects and become a certified expert with this Cyber Security certification program.

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The Complete Cyber Security Course : Hackers Exposed!

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Course Highlights

Thinkcloudly provides the most comprehensive and one of the best cyber security operation and technology solutions (SOC) training. We provide hands-on training in ethical hacking, cryptography, computer networks, application security, identity & access management (IAM), vulnerability analysis, malware threats, sniffing, SQL injection, DoS, session hijacking, and various security practices that businesses need to follow. A total of 3.5 million cyber security jobs are expected to go unfilled by 2023. Therefore, now is the best time to learn and make your career in cyber security!

Course Learnings

Learn to detect, prepare, and respond to cyber security threats.
Recognize the common causes of cyber security incidents.
Identify and understand the different phases of incident response.
Learn how to choose and manage stronger passwords.
Utilize modern operating system security policies.

Curriculum

Topics:

  • Need of Cybersecurity
  • CIA Triad
  • Security Architecture
  • Security Governance
  • Security Auditing
  • Regulations & Frameworks
  • Ethical Hacking
  • Types of Hackers
  • Phases of Ethical Hacking
  • Penetration Testing
  • Types of Penetration Testing
  • Footprinting

 Hands On:

  • Footprinting a website using tools
  • Gathering information about Domain through tools
  • DNS Footprinting using DNS Interrogation Tools

Topics:

  • Types of cryptography
  • Symmetric cryptography
  • Asymmetric cryptography
  • Hash functions
  • Digital signatures
  • Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
  • Attacks on cryptosystems

Hands on:

  • Generating and identifying hashes
  • Signing a file with digital signatures

Topics:

  • Introduction to Computer Network
  • Computer Networks – Architecture
  • Layered architecture
  • Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Model
  • Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
  • Network Scanning
  • Enumeration
  • Common Network Threats/Attacks

Hands on:

  • Identify the Network Routes in the System
  • DNS lookup and reverse lookup
  • Network Path tracing
  • Network Analysis
  • Network scanning
  • Enumeration

Topics:

  • Web server architecture
  • Web server attacks
  • Countermeasures and patch management
  • Web application architecture
  • Web application attacks

Hands on:

  • Capturing session ID with Burp Suite
  • Local File Inclusion on bWAPP

Topics:

  • Authentication and authorization
  • Authentication and authorization principles
  • Regulation of access
  • Access administration
  • IdAM
  • Password protection
  • Identity theft

Hands on:

  • Adding and granting permissions to users in Linux
  • Identifying phishing websites

Topics:

  • Vulnerability Analysis
  • Types of Vulnerability Analysis
  • Vulnerability Assessment Lifecycle
  • Vulnerability Assessment Tools
  • Vulnerability Scoring Systems
  • Vulnerability Assessments Report
  • System Hacking
  • Password Cracking
  • Privilege escalation
  • Executing Applications
  • Hiding Files
  • Clearing Logs

Hands on:

  • Scan and Find the vulnerabilities with tools
  • Password Breaking
  • Install keyloggers and capture keystrokes

Topics:

  • Malware and its propagation ways
  • Malware components
  • Types of malware
  • Concept of sniffing
  • Types of sniffing
  • Types of sniffing attacks
  • SQL injection
  • Types of SQL injection
  • SQL injection Methodologies

Hands on:

  • Create a trojan by using msfvenom
  • Sniff network packets Using Wireshark
  • Bypass Authentication using SQL Injection

Topics:

  • DoS attack
  • DDoS attack
  • Common symptoms of DoS/DDoS attack
  • Categories of DoS/DDoS Attack Vectors
  • DoS/DDoS detection techniques
  • Session hijacking
  • Application level session hijacking
  • Network level session hijacking
  • Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
  • Types of Intrusion Detection Systems
  • Introduction to Firewalls
  • Types of Firewalls
  • Introduction to Honeypots
  • Evading IDS

Hands on:

  • DoS Attack using LOIC Tool
  • Cross-site Scripting attack
  • Demonstration on cookie stealing

Course Outcomes

Understand how, what and why (criminal) hackers attack.
Using Awareness to lower risk of social engineering attacks.
Able to choose the right security policy to begin with (if starting out).
Learn to gain access to any type of machine: Windows/Linux/MacOS.
Able to perform advanced scanning of an entire network.

What roles can a Cyber Security Engineer play?

Software Security Engineer

A software security engineer having background in coding and programming languages develops firewalls and intrusion detection systems. It requires variour skilss like programming, problem-solving, and client relations.

Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)

A CISO's role is for experianced, as indicated by the 'chief' in their title. It takes years and years of experience to become a chief information security officer. Rather than coding, this leadership position focuses on project management, vulnerability management, and overall security.

Penetration Tester (Pentester)

  Security architects must think like hackers, while pentesters must be hackers. At least an ethical hacker. A penetration tester is a white hat hacker hired to attempt to breach a security system using their hacking skills and software. 

Security Architect

Security architects are responsible for finding the strengths and weaknesses of a client's systems. An architect of a security system needs to think like a hacker in order to identify the methods a hacker would use to attack it.

Information Security Crime Investigator

The role of an information security crime investigator or computer forensics expert lies at the intersection of law enforcement and cybersecurity. They investigate cyberattacks, determine what (or who) caused them, and determine how the network or computer system was compromised. 

Security Consultant

A systems security consultant might be a good choice for you if you're interested in entrepreneurship and have enough expertise and connections. A network security expert is an independent contractor who provides security advice and knowledge to various organizations. You will need technical, analytical, communication, and computer skills.

Know before you Start

Thinkcloudly’s Cyber Security course provides access to numerous classes including topics like ethical hacking, cryptography, computer networks & security, application security, IAM (identity & access management), vulnerability analysis, malware threats, sniffing, SQL injection, DoS, and session hijacking. With a student who goes through the Cyber Security certification program, they will learn these important security practices and increase their employability.

The top job titles in the field of cybersecurity are:

  • Information security analyst
  • Information security engineer
  • Network security engineer
  • Senior IT auditor
  • Information security manager
  • Chief Information Officer (CIO)
  • Security consultant

  • Currently, there are more than 3.5 million unfilled cyber security positions available.
  • It is estimated that by 2023, the global cyber security industry will cross 248.26 billion dollars in revenue.
  • The average salary of Cyber security professionals ranges from $84,000 – $110,000.

  • Live Interactive Learning
  • Lifetime Access
  • 24×7 Support
  • Hands-On Project Based Learning
  • Industry Recognised Certification

  • Vulnerability analysis
  • Reconnaissance and information gathering
  • Web Application Security
  • Penetration Testing
  • Network Security
  • IDS
  • FIrewalls
  • Honeypots

  • Skills You Will Gain

    SOC
    SIEM
    Network Security
    IAM
    Network Packet Analysis
    WAF
    Firewalls
    OSI Model
    Cryptography
    TCPIP Models
    Trojans Backdoors
    Security Assessment

    Certification Overview

    Cybersecurity is a constantly changing field, which results in high demand for certain skills across industries. Certifications add professional value to individuals, however some are more valuable than others. These are the certifications that hold the most appeal for cyber security professionals.
    Keeping up with technology advancements is also a constant challenge in cybersecurity. The following are a few of the most popular Cyber Security certifications you can find online, with some certifications testing you more rigorously than others.

  • GIAC Security Essentials (GSEC) – The Global Information Assurance Certification (GAIC) is an international authority on cybersecurity best practices and offers a range of certification from networks administration to computer forensics.
  • Certified Information Security Systems Professional (CISSP) – The International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC)2 offers a Certified Information Security Systems Professional (CISSP) certification covering a wide range of topics, including computer security, authorization controls, and more.
  • System Security Certified Provider (SSCP) – This certification is offered by (ISC)2 and is aimed at information assurance professionals.
  • Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) – Provided by ISACA, this certification in information security certifies security professionals with cyber security skills to better accomplish a company’s goals. This advice is helpful for any IT professional looking to become the CISO.
  • Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) – In order to maintain their designation, they must take 20 hours of training every year and have a minimum of five years of experience.
  • Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) – The CEH certification accredited by EC-Council is a profession certification for IT professionals to validate their skills in being an ethical hacker, this certification tests an individual on various technologies such as database vulnerabilities, Windows vulnerabilities, Linux etc.
  • EC-Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA) —This is an advanced cyber security course that is more in-depth than the CEH certification and covers topics such as vulnerability analysis, creating backdoors, etc.
  • CompTIA Security+ – CompTIA Security+ covers all the aspects one needs to become a cybersecurity professional. If you have a basic understanding of IT security, you can prepare for this certification.
  • Certified Wireless Security Professional (CWSP) – This is a professional certification from Certified Wireless Network Professionals which encompasses a variety of topics, such as discovery techniques for wireless LANs and common methods for infiltrating and attacking them.

  • While coding skills are not necessary for entry-level cybersecurity jobs, they may be required for mid- or upper-level positions.
    As of right now, you can learn all the fundamentals of cybersecurity through online resources and courses, which will take anywhere from six months to a year.
    It may be a good idea to also get cybersecurity training, if you’re interested in starting with a good job that will pay well right off the bat. The median annual salary is around $90,000, with higher salaries available in major metropolitan areas like San Francisco.
    In spite of difficult concepts, like cryptography, or areas that require more technical knowledge, cybersecurity is one of the few fields in the tech world that does not require strong technical background.

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