Cybersecurity Foundations: From Zero To Pro - Bootcamp

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What you'll learn

Understand the fundamentals of how computers function, including numbers, bits, hardware, and memory.

Gain knowledge of operating systems, including a high-level overview, the boot-up process, and the differences between Windows and Linux.

Develop an understanding of networking concepts, including network organization, devices, IP addresses, and protocols.

Learn about the Windows and Unix operating systems, including users, logging, processes, file systems, and commands.

Acquire knowledge of network security concepts, including router and switch configurations, terminology, and subnetting.

Develop skills in analyzing network traffic through PCAP files, including header analysis, Wireshark usage, and identifying attacks.

Understand the basics of vulnerability assessment and management, including the methodology and terminology used by blue teams.

Gain an appreciation of encryption and public key infrastructure (PKI), as well as the security measures required to ensure network security.

Requirements

No prior experience is needed. This course was designed for those who are interested in transitioning into the world of IT/Tech/Cybersecurity

Description

As cyber threats continue to increase in frequency and complexity, the demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals has never been higher. With the rapid digitization of businesses and organizations, there is a growing need for experts who can identify and mitigate cyber risks to safeguard sensitive data and intellectual property. Transitioning into cybersecurity can be a smart career move for individuals seeking job security, competitive salaries, and opportunities for growth and advancement. Additionally, the field offers a range of roles and specializations, including cybersecurity analyst, network security engineer, ethical hacker, and security architect, among others, providing learners with a variety of career paths to choose from.The Cybersecurity Foundations Bootcamp is an intensive course designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity concepts.This course covers the fundamentals of how computers function, including numbers, bits, hardware, and memory.Learners will gain knowledge of operating systems, including a high-level overview, the boot-up process, and the differences between Windows and Linux.The course will also cover networking concepts, including network organization, devices, IP addresses, and protocols, as well as router and switch configurations, subnetting, and security.In addition, learners will develop skills in analyzing network traffic through PCAP files, including header analysis, Wireshark usage, and identifying attacks.The course will delve into the Windows and Unix operating systems, including users, logging, processes, file systems, and commands, as well as the basics of vulnerability assessment and management.Finally, learners will gain an appreciation of encryption and public key infrastructure (PKI), as well as the security measures required to ensure network security.Upon completion of this course, learners will have the knowledge and skills required to pursue a career in cybersecurity or to enhance their existing IT expertise in the field.

Overview

Section 1: How Computers Function

Lecture 1 Module 1.1 Numbers

Lecture 2 Module 1.2: Converting Bits

Lecture 3 Module 1.3: Hardware and Memory

Section 2: Computers and their Operating Systems

Lecture 4 Module 2.1: High Level Overview of OS

Lecture 5 Module 2.2: The Boot Up Process

Lecture 6 Module 2.3: The Windows Operating System

Lecture 7 Module 2.4: The Linux Operating System

Section 3: Introduction to Networking

Lecture 8 Module 3.1: Network Organization

Lecture 9 Module 3.2: Devices and IPs

Lecture 10 Module 3.3: Network Protocols

Lecture 11 Module 3.4: Network Concepts

Section 4: The Beast That Is The Windows Operating System

Lecture 12 Module 4.1: Users, Logging, and the Registry

Lecture 13 Module 4.2: Windows Processes and Logon Activity

Lecture 14 Module 4.3: Windows File System

Lecture 15 Module 4.4: Windows Protocols

Lecture 16 Module 4.5: Active Directory and Commands

Section 5: Hooked on Unix

Lecture 17 Module 5.1: Unix Operating System

Lecture 18 Module 5.2: PIDs, Variables, and File System

Lecture 19 Module 5.3: Miscellaneous

Section 6: Back to Networking

Lecture 20 Module 6.1: Routers and Switches, Again

Lecture 21 Module 6.2: Terminology

Lecture 22 Module 6.3: Security

Lecture 23 Module 6.4: How to Subnet

Section 7: PCAP Or It Didn't Happen

Lecture 24 Module 7.1: Quick Review

Lecture 25 Module 7.2: Header Analysis

Lecture 26 Module 7.3: Wireshark Header Analysis

Lecture 27 Module 7.4: Attacks in PCAP

Section 8: Blue Team Operations

Lecture 28 Module 8.1: Vulnerability Management

Lecture 29 Module 8.2: Methodology and Terminology

Lecture 30 Module 8.3: Network, Encryption, and PKI

Lecture 31 Module 8.4: Where to Be Proficient

Individuals who are interested in pursuing a career in cybersecurity.,IT professionals who want to expand their knowledge in cybersecurity and improve their skills in the field.,Anyone who wants to learn more about cybersecurity and is willing to invest time and effort into a comprehensive program.