1. Cybersecurity Analyst

 2. Incident Responder

 3. SOC Analyst

 4. Penetration Tester

 5. Threat Intelligence Analyst

 6. Network Security Engineer

 7. Cybersecurity Consultant

Our Marketing and bench sales team will help you with resume assistance and interview preparation and support students in their job application process. We assist you with the full life cycle, starting with training and ending as cyber security analyst.

Our Marketing and Bench sales experts are of the opinion that candidates with valid certifications are being given more priority than candidates without certification. Hence it is highly recommended to get certified and increase your chances of securing a job.

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Upon completion of the training program, obtaining both the CompTIA Security+ and Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certifications is mandatory for all participants. These certifications are globally recognized and serve to validate the baseline skills necessary to perform core security functions and foundational networking skills, respectively, marking them as essential credentials for cybersecurity professionals.

Cybersecurity Labs

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To reinforce the concepts covered in the training, participants will engage in practical cybersecurity labs after class sessions. These labs are designed to provide hands-on experience, allowing participants to apply defensive and offensive techniques in a controlled, real-world scenario.

Module 1: Fundamentals of Cybersecurity (5 Days)

Introduction to Cybersecurity Concepts

Foot printing and Reconnaissance

Introduction to Offensive Security Concepts

Key Defensive Mechanisms

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Module 2: Network Defense and Penetration Testing Basics (6 Days)

Basics of Networking

Network Security Essentials

Introduction to Penetration Testing

Securing Network Devices and Protocols

Module 3: Security Operations, Incident Response, and Ethical Hacking (7 Days)

SOC Operations

Incident Detection and Response

Basics of Ethical Hacking and Vulnerability Assessment

Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Incident Response (NIST, HIPPA, PCI-DSS, PII)

Module 4: System Hacking (6 Days)

Threat Detection and Response

System Hacking Concepts and Defenses

Managing and Securing Mobile Devices

Module 5: Application, Data Security, and Injection Techniques (6 Days)

Securing Web Applications

Preventing SQL Injection and Other Injection Attacks

Data Protection and Encryption Types

Application Layer Defense Mechanisms (OWASP TOP 10)

Module 6: Identity, Access Management, and Social Engineering (6 Days)

Defense Against Social Engineering Attacks

Privileged Access Management (PAM)

Authentication and Authorization Mechanisms

Module 7: Cloud Security and Cloud-Based Attacks (6 Days)

Cloud Computing Security Considerations

Securing Cloud Services (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS)

Understanding Cloud-Based Attack Vectors

Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)

Module 8: Threat Intelligence, Analysis, and Cryptography (6 Days)

Introduction to Threat Intelligence

Basics of Cryptography

Collecting and Analyzing Threat Data

Threat Hunting Concepts

Module 9: Cybersecurity Tools, Automation, and Wireless Security (6 Days)

Utilizing SIEM for Defense

Wireless Security Vulnerabilities and Protection

Security Automation Tools and Techniques

Module 10: Advanced Defensive Strategies and Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots (6 Days)

Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Defense Strategies

Zero Trust Architecture

Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots