Length: 60 Hours

Objective:
Students coming from non-IT backgrounds need to have an intro about the program like the terminologies and computer foundation.

This module focuses on fundamental concepts of cybersecurity that includes- the history of cybersecurity, computer basics, and cybersecurity analyst basic traits and industry options. Covers at a high level, computer components, the OSI model, the CIA triangle, threats, vulnerability, risk, and an introduction to types of attacks, malware, and actors.

Length: 64 Hours

Objective:
Students should learn the needed networking infrastructure like models and protocols so they understand the mitigation plans.

This module covers the basics of computer networking and security as it pertains to networking. Students will learn about network architecture, communication, equipment, security tools, and how they work to allow networks to function. Upon completion, students will know how to interpret access control lists, IPs rules, and how to configure and manage networking equipment.

Length: 60 Hours

Objective:
Linux foundation is essential to cybersecurity analysts as they need this platform to handle the security analyst daily tasks.

This module teaches students about the history of Linux operating systems and their uses, how to use command line arguments, hardware and software
compatibility, and Linux networking basics. Finally, the course walks through Linux specific security and permission requirements such as package, permission, and package management.

Length: 64 hours

Objective:
This module moves the student to the next level of security as they get to know more about different types of threats, attacks and system hardening.

This module teaches the next tier of security principles and concepts, which include cryptography, data types and availability, cybersecurity countermeasures, different types of threats and their impacts, disaster recovery, and system hardening.

Length: 116 Hours

Objective:
This module is focusing on the tools that the blue team would need to defend the network. The blue team training module is a comprehensive training program focused on equipping cybersecurity professionals with the skills to defend against cyber threats.

Participants learn defensive techniques, such as network security, incident response, and vulnerability assessment. They gain hands-on experience with tools like intrusion detection systems, log analysis, and malware analysis.

The course emphasizes proactive defense, threat hunting, and effective communication during security incidents, ensuring participants are prepared to protect their organizations’ digital assets.

Length: 132 Hours

Objective:
This module provides a good understanding of the functions and structure of a Security operation center.

You will learn security analysis concepts, to include- the functions and structure of a Security operation center, reactive and proactive analysis, data metrics, data types, analysis tools, and threat intelligence.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to identify important data types, analyze the data using SOC tools, manage alerts, and use threat intelligence and incident response procedures to triage those alerts.

Length: 64 Hours

Objective:
The objective of this module is to prepare the students on AWS CLF and CompTIA Security+ certification.

This module reviews the information learned in the previous courses and prepares students to achieve the AWS CLF and CompTIA Security+ certifications with test-taking best practices, and practice scenarios and questions.

Length: 120 Hours

Objective:
This module teaches the fundamentals of cloud security. The course covers identity and access management, data security and cloud threats.

Both Azure and AWS Security is covered and upon completion of this course students should be able to monitor logs on both platforms.

Length: 140 Hours

Objective:
The objective of this module is to give real world training as if the student is working in any SOC company as a security analyst.

The module covers monitoring, preventing, detecting, investigating, and responding to cyber threats around the clock using SOC tools. The students trained on the tools like Splunk, AlienVault, Jira, Crowd Strike as well as the daily shifts. Also, they get knowledge about the ticketing system in the SOC center.