iTillid Designed Course
Why choose iTillid for your security training.
iTillid provides best cybersecurity training program in Bangalore, India. This cybersecurity course enables you to detect vulnerablities of a system, learn techniques to compromise a host and web application, conduct risk assessment, develop policies, wardoff attacks and manage emergency situations. Taking a proactive approach to security that can help organisations to protect their data, has iTillid designed its training module based on the cybersecurity industry requirements and use real-time scenarios which can help our students to understand the market up-to its standard certification which is an add on advantage for our students to stand out of competition in a cybersecurity interview.
Our Course Work
1. Introduction
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What is Cybersecurity
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Scope of Cybersecurity
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Different domains in Cybersecurity
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Salary in different domains
2. Networking Concepts
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Difference between TCP and UDP
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Practical examples of TCP and UDP
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How is your home network setup?
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How is the corporate network setup?
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DMZ
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DNS
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DHCP
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Routers
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Switches
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Hubs
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Firewall
3. Cloud
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Introduction to cloud
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Difference between on-prem and cloud
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Why is everyone moving to the cloud
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Why cloud is more secure.
4. CIA Triad
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What is Confidentiality
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What is Integrity
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What is Availability
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How Security depends on CIA.
8. Risk Management
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What is Risk
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What is likelihood
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What is Vulnerability
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How to calculate risk
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Gap Analysis
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How to conduct risk assessment
9. Cryptography
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Symmetric Encryption
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Asymmetric Encryption
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Different types of Encryption and Hashing
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What is salting and why is it used
10. Vulnerability and Pentest
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Think like a Hacker to protect your corporate network
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Difference between Vulnerability Scanning and Pentesting
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Different steps involved in pentesting
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Practical examples of how to conduct Vulnerability assessments using the following tools:
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Nmap
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Nikto
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Dirbuster
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Metasploit
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Other tools on Kali linux
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Enterprise tools
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How to download and run Nessus to conduct Vulnerability Scan
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Practical example of a Pentest using Kali Linux
5. Different Tools used in CyberSecurity
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SIEM
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IPS/IDS
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DLP
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CASB
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MDR
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Antivirus
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DNS Filtering
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Containment
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Secure Email Gateway
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Application Firewall
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DDOS protect
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Vulnerability Scanning tools
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Pen testing tools
6. Different types of Attacks
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The mindset of the Threat actor
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Network Attacks
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Unauthorized access
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DDOS
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Man in the middle attack
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Privilege escalation
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Insider Threats
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Malware attacks
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Network Best practices to reduce the risk of compromise
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Segregate your network
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Regulate access to the Internet via Proxy server
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NAT
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Place security devices
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Monitor Network Devices
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Backups
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Application Attacks
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Injection
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Broken Authentication
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Sensitive Data Exposure
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XML External Entities
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Broken Access Control
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Security Misconfiguration
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Cross-Site Scripting
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Insecure Deserializations
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Using Components with known vulnerabilities
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Insufficient logging and monitoring
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Application Best practices to reduce the risk of compromise form the above-mentioned attacks
7. Security Awareness Training
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Juice Jacking
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Ransomware
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Password reuse
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Multifactor
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Malvertising
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Googlian Attack
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Keystroke logger
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Malicious email attachment
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Password spraying
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Physical security
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SIM card hijacking
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Fake Wifi
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Phishing
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Smishing
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Clean Desk
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Call Spoofing
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Catfishing
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Email misdelivery
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Telephone spoofing
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Water Hole attack
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Website spoofing
11. Policy, Procedure, Standards and Guidelines
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What is Policy
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What is Procedure
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What is a Standard
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What is a Guideline
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How is all the above used to make the company more secure.
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Practical examples of how to create different types of policy used by Corporate companies.
12. Incident Response
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What is Incident Response.
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What is incident Response policy
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Practical examples of Incident response policy.
13. Business Continuity Planning
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What is BCP
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Why is it important for an organization?
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Practical example of how to develop a BCP
14. Managing Identify and Authentication
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Controlling Access to Assets
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Comparing Identification and Authentication
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Implementing Identity Management
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Managing the Identity and Access Provisioning Life Cycle
15. Different Compliances
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PCI
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HIPPS
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SOX
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SOC1
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SOC2
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ISO