In this cybersecurity course, you will gain a global perspective of the challenges of designing a secure system, touching on all the cyber roles needed to provide a cohesive security solution. Through lecture, labs, and breakout discussion groups, you will learn about current threat trends across the Internet and their impact on organizational security. You will review standard cybersecurity terminology and compliance requirements, examine sample exploits, and gain hands-on experience mitigating controls. In a contained lab environment, you will work with live viruses, including botnets, worms, and Trojans.
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Skills Gained
- Current cyber threats and cybersecurity site references
- Government-mandated directives and compliance requirements
- Cyber roles required to successfully design secure systems
- The attack cycle perpetrated by malicious hackers
- Enterprise policy requirements
- Best strategies for securing the enterprise with layered defenses
- How security zones and detailed logging augment information assurance
- Forensic challenges and incident response planning
- Risk management process
- Goals achievable with auditing, scanning, and testing systems
- Industry recommendations for maintaining secure access control
- Standards-based cryptographic solutions for securing communications
Who Can Benefit
- Network professionals looking to advance their knowledge and explore cybersecurity as a career path.
- Executives and managers looking to increase their ability to communicate with security professionals and implement a robust security solution at the organizational level.
- Individuals wants to improve their understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals, including threats, mitigating controls, and organizational responsibilities.
Prerequisites
TCP/IP Networking or equivalent knowledge
Lab 1: Lab Setup
- Access the Virtual Lab Environment
- Configure BackTrack and Redhat Security Spin
- Rebuild Your Physical Computer
Lab 2: Understanding TCP/IP
- Convert Binary to Decimal
- Convert Decimal to Binary
- Convert Hexadecimal to Decimal
- Analyze Wireshark Traffic
Lab 3: Vulnerability Assessment
- Use Nessus
- Identify Coding Issues
Lab 4: Cyber Awareness
- Identifying Social Engineering Attacks
- Detect Phishing Using Internet-Based Tools
Lab 5: Cyber Scanning
- Trace Domains and IP Addresses
- Map Web Site Content with Teleport Pro
- Use Cheops for Graphical Display of Network
- Use GFI LanGuard
- Scan Using Nmap
- Scan Using Zenmap
- Perform Banner Grabbing
Lab 6: Cyber Attacks and Passwords
- Crack Passwords via the GUI
- Crack Passwords via the CLI
- Hide Files with NTFS
Lab 7: Cyber Attacks and Backdoors
- Perform Netcat Banner Grabbing
- Perform Netcat Shoveling
- Use Netcat to Port Scan
- Create and Detect a Trojan
Lab 8: Risk Assessment
- Review Profile and Complete a Criticality Ranking
- Complete a Criticality Review
- Complete a Threat Profile
- Evaluate the Support Policy and Cost
Lab 9: Security Policies
- Review Security Policies
- Develop an Incident Response Policy
Lab 10: Host Security
- Use the RECUB Trojan
- Identify the RECUB Service
- Harden the System
Lab 11: Covert Communications
- Hide Messages Using S-Tools
- Use Spam Mimic
Lab 12: Authentication and Cryptography
- Use Ettercap
- Use Dsniff
- Explore Cain and Abel
Lab 13: Snort IDS
- Install Snort IDS
- Configure Eagle X IDS
- Configure Rule to Ignore Hosts in Snort
Lab 14: Forensic Analysis
- Examine an IIS Event Log and Identify Common
- Use CurrPorts to Identify Anomalies
- Use Jotti for Forensic Analysis
Lab 15: Business Continuity Plan
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Lab 1: Lab Setup
- Access the Virtual Lab Environment
- Configure BackTrack and Redhat Security Spin
- Rebuild Your Physical Computer
Lab 2: Understanding TCP/IP
- Convert Binary to Decimal
- Convert Decimal to Binary
- Convert Hexadecimal to Decimal
- Analyze Wireshark Traffic
Lab 3: Vulnerability Assessment
- Use Nessus
- Identify Coding Issues
Lab 4: Cyber Awareness
- Identifying Social Engineering Attacks
- Detect Phishing Using Internet-Based Tools
Lab 5: Cyber Scanning
- Trace Domains and IP Addresses
- Map Web Site Content with Teleport Pro
- Use Cheops for Graphical Display of Network
- Use GFI LanGuard
- Scan Using Nmap
- Scan Using Zenmap
- Perform Banner Grabbing
Lab 6: Cyber Attacks and Passwords
- Crack Passwords via the GUI
- Crack Passwords via the CLI
- Hide Files with NTFS
Lab 7: Cyber Attacks and Backdoors
- Perform Netcat Banner Grabbing
- Perform Netcat Shoveling
- Use Netcat to Port Scan
- Create and Detect a Trojan
Lab 8: Risk Assessment
- Review Profile and Complete a Criticality Ranking
- Complete a Criticality Review
- Complete a Threat Profile
- Evaluate the Support Policy and Cost
Lab 9: Security Policies
- Review Security Policies
- Develop an Incident Response Policy
Lab 10: Host Security
- Use the RECUB Trojan
- Identify the RECUB Service
- Harden the System
Lab 11: Covert Communications
- Hide Messages Using S-Tools
- Use Spam Mimic
Lab 12: Authentication and Cryptography
- Use Ettercap
- Use Dsniff
- Explore Cain and Abel
Lab 13: Snort IDS
- Install Snort IDS
- Configure Eagle X IDS
- Configure Rule to Ignore Hosts in Snort
Lab 14: Forensic Analysis
- Examine an IIS Event Log and Identify Common
- Use CurrPorts to Identify Anomalies
- Use Jotti for Forensic Analysis
Lab 15: Business Continuity Plan
- Identify When a Disaster Has Occurred
- Determine Key Assets
- Identify Potential Controls