Description

This module will dive deeper into the world of cybersecurity, the primary goal being to teach participants to embrace the attacker state-of-mind to recognize the necessary defense mechanisms. Participants will deal with several types of malware, spyware, viruses, and vulnerabilities that can put the organization network at risk—also, different social-engineering techniques and Honeypots.

Technical content

• Network Security Fundamentals
  o Principles of Network Security
  o Security Terminologies
  ▪ Security Components
  ▪ Security Policies
  o Security Procedures
  ▪ Physical Security
  ▪ Securing Devices
  ▪ Securing Applications
  ▪ OS Updates
• Advanced TCP/IP
  o Communication Protocols in Depth
  o Network Layers Attacks
  o The Process of DHCP and APIPA
• Packet Structure and Analysis
  o CHANGE TO CAPTURE PACKETS

Description

Large organizations these days suffer greatly from network attacks and malicious intrusions. Those who manage the organization’s network have an immense impact on ensuring its safety. This module will teach the participant to embrace the role of the network security administrator. participants will learn to inspect the network and find targets and possible security issues before the attackers can use them.

Technical content

• Analyzing The Network
  o Preforming Web-Screenshots using NMAP
  o Detecting Service Changes using Shodan CLI
  o Launching NSE to Detect Possible Vulnerabilities
  o The Methodology of Finding Hosts in the Network
  o Capturing Fake MAC and IP Addresses
  o Spying the Local network using Driftnet and Urlsnarf
  o Hunting for Rootkits with windbg
• Analysis of Leaked Network Security Information
  o The OSINT Framework
  o Social Engineering
  o Using The-Harvester to Find Exposed Private Emails
  o Private Domain Hunting using Amass
  o The WHO-IS and Dimitry Tools
  o Phishing Attacks
  o DNS Poisoning
• Network Security Threats (hands-on)
  o Virus
  o Malware
  o Trojans
  o Worm
  o Spyware
  o Payloads
  o Buffer Overflows

Description

This module will explain a wide verity of IT security concepts and tools. Participants will learn the step by step of hardening measures. Explore some security weaknesses of the Linux operating system, and learn to protect against those weaknesses. Learn how to secure the various account types on a Linux system, enforce strong passwords, configure the firewall, and more.

Technical content

• Routing and Network Components Hardening
  o Static ARP and DHCP Entry to Prevent Poisoning
  o Firewall Components
  ▪ Iptables vs. UFW
  ▪ Monitoring the FW using Tshark
  ▪ IP Chains Concepts
  o Proxy Server
  ▪ Load-Balancing
  ▪ Mitigating DoS Techniques
• Counter-measuring attacks
  o Designing and Configuring an IDS
  ▪ IDS vs. IPS
  ▪ Host vs. Network-Based IDS
  ▪ Limitation of IDS
  ▪ Snort as IDS and IPS
  ▪ Installing Snort
  ▪ Setting Rules
  ▪ Identifying NMAP Scans
  o Constructing Honeypots
  o Session Hijacking Counter-Measures
  o Detecting Active Sniffing
  o SMB Hardening against Enumerations
  o Identifying Log Tampering
• Working with VPNs
  o VPN Fundamentals
  o IP Security Protocols
  o Design and Architecture
  o VPN Security
  o Configure your VPN

Description

This module will cover foundational security concepts and guidelines that can help Linux and Windows systems administrators keep their servers safe. The training includes in-depth walkthrough hardening measures, and step-by-step creating your security environment.

Technical content

• Securing Linux
  o Key Concepts Linux
  o Administration and Security
  o Linux Network Files
  o Linux Network Process
  o Key Linux Network Commands
  o Hardening Linux
  o Network File System and Linux
  o Network Information Service and Linux
• Securing Windows
  o Windows Fundamental Security
  o Windows Infrastructure
  o Windows Authentication
  o Windows User and Group Security