Explore Our 13 Modules
1. Prework
Prework
Prep your team with the Prework module to level up technical expertise. Covering cybersecurity field, mindset, computer fundamentals, networks, and essential tools like Wireshark and Putty in 10-40 hours.
- Cybersecurity field, challenges, and career opportunities.
- Cybersecurity mindset and effective learning strategies.
- Computer fundamentals and operating systems (Windows, Linux, macOS).
- Command line utilities and essential tools.
- Computer networks, OSI model, and network protocols.
- MITRE ATT&CK Framework tactics and techniques.
Tools: Wireshark, Putty.
Request Syllabus Cyber Academy Introduction
The Introduction provides learners with the tools required to make the Academy an enjoyable and efficient learning experience. During this module, they will learn how the Academy will be structured as well as the basics of computers.
Topics Covered:
- Overview and Cybersecurity Industry
- Cybersecurity Career Paths
- Prework Content Review
Network Administration
This module of the Cyber Academy provides in-depth training on networking principles, focusing on network design, configuration, and troubleshooting. Learnerss gain valuable skills for effectively managing and monitoring networks.
Topics Covered:
- Network Configuration – LAN, WAN
- Segmentations, VLANs and Subnetting
- Network Mapping Tools
- Troubleshooting and Monitoring Networks
- Network Devices – Switches, Routers
- Telecommunication
- System Administration
TOOLS: Cisco Packet Tracer, Nmap, Windows PowerShell
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
The Cyber Academy module provides a comprehensive overview of cybersecurity, covering its significance, vulnerabilities, threats, and famous hackers throughout history. Learners will gain insights into different types of attackers, their motivations, strategies, and the diverse range of malware used.
Topics Covered:
- Most Common Vulnerabilities, Risks, And Threats
- The Main Concepts In Cybersecurity
- Types Of Malware And Attackers
- NIST & International Cybersecurity Framework
- Most Common Cyber-Attacks
- Famous Cyber Incidents In The Industry
Network & Application Security
In this module, learners at the Cyber Academy explore network and application security defense methodologies, gaining knowledge to identify the appropriate tools based on network requirements. The module emphasizes the construction of secure network architectures and equips learners with the skills to detect and block malicious actors in order to prevent cyber attacks and crimes.
Topics Covered:
- Security Tools – Firewalls, Antivirus, IDS/IPS, SIEM, DLP, EDR
- Honeypots and Cyber Traps
- Cryptography – Symmetric vs. Asymmetric Keys
- Encryption/Decryption, Hash Functions
- Security Architecture
- Access Control Methods, Multi-factor Authentication, Authentication Protocols
TOOLS: Kali Linux, Splunk, Snort IDS, Active Directory, Nmap, OpenVPN, Windows Firewall, Linux, Iptable
Incident Handeling
This module will teach students about the most common cybersecurity attack types in the web, domain, and malware areas. They will learn the goal of each type, how they work, their impact,and how to detect them. Then, they will practice detection and analysis of incidents in security applications as they learned in the Network & Security Application module and will practice the role of a cybersecurity analyst in real life.
Topics Covered:
- Web Area Attacks: DDOS, SQL Injection, XSS, LFI, Command Injection
- Domain Area Attacks: Typo Squatting, Domain Hijacking, Pass The Hash, Pass The Ticket, LDAP Reconnaissance, Brute Force
- Malware Area Attacks: Ransomware, Virus, Worm, Trojan Horse, Adware
- SOC Analyst Role: Detecting and Analyzing Alerts and Incidents in Splunk, SIEM, and EDR, Analyzing Malicious Indicators using VirusTotal, Group and Individual Incident Report Writing
- Ethical Hacking: Penetration Testing Frameworks, Hacking Phases, Network and Web Application Hacking, Post-Incident Activities, Capture the Flag Challenge
- Incident Response: Identifying Cybersecurity Breaches, Insider/Outsider Threats, Incident Response Life Cycles, Assessments, Protection Plans
Tools: Splunk, In-House SIEM, Wazhu, VirusTotal, Powershell, Wireshark, Metasploit, SQLMap, Nmap, OSINT Framework, CUPP, Hydra, Recon-ng, Burp Suite
Forensics
In this module, students learn digital forensic processes for analyzing threats in digital devices. This includes identification, recovery, investigation, and validation of digital evidence in computers and other media devices.
Topics Covered:
- Computer Memory Forensics, Memory Dump Analysis
- FTK Imager, Autopsy, Redline and RAM capturing
- Digital Evidence Acquisition Methodologies
- Registry Forensics
- Windows Timeline Analysis and Data Recovery
- Network Forensics, Anti-Forensics and Steganography
TOOLS: Volatility Framework, FTK Imager, Autopsy, NetworkMiner, Wireshark, OpenStego, ShellBags Explorer, winmd5free, Magent RAM Capture, Redline, HxD
Malware Analysis
Learners acquire different techniques for analyzing malicious software and understanding its behavior. This is achieved using several malware analysis methods, such as reverse engineering, binary analysis, and obfuscation detection, as well as by analyzing real-life malware samples.
Topics Covered:
- Dynamic Malware Analysis, Reverse Engineering and Malware Obfuscation
- Fileless Malware Analysis Containment, Eradication and Recovery Malware Stages
- Analysis Using Sysinternals
- Ethical Hacking & Incident Response
TOOLS: Procexp, Procmon, Autoruns, TCPView, PuTTY, ExeInfo PE, ProcDOT, HashCalc, FileAlyzer, PDFStreamDumper, HxD, Wireshark, UPX
Ethical Hacking & Incident Response
As future cybersecurity analysts, bootcampers must
understand cyber warfare’s offensive methodologies. In
Ethical Hacking, participants will learn how to perform
cyber-attacks, providing them insights into cyber
defense best practices, vulnerability assessments,
forensics, and incident response processes. In Incident
Response, bootcampers will learn the relevant response
methodologies used once an attack has occurred. They
will overview identifying cybersecurity breaches, insider/
outsider threats, incident response life cycles, performing
relevant assessments, and developing protection plans.
Topics Covered:
- Hacking, Ethical Hacking and the Penetration Testing
Frameworks - Ethical Hacking Phases: Reconnaissance, Scanning,
Obtaining Access, Maintaining Access, CoveringTracks, and The Cyber Kill Chain. - Network Hacking – Metasploit Framework
- Web Application Hacking – OWASP Top 10 – XSS, SQL
Injection, Manual and Automated Attacks - Post-Incident Activities
Capture the Flag Challenge
TOOLS: Metasploit, SQLMap, Nmap, OSINT Framework,
CUPP, Hydra, Recon-ng, Burp Suite
Secure Design Principles
In this course, learners are exposed to trend analysis and how to perform it. They become familiar with the newest cybersecurity trends and threats and learn cybersecurity design best practices, as well as how to assess and detect security design flaws.
Topics Covered:
- Trend Analysis
- Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity
- Zero-Trust Policy
- Best Detection Methodologies
- Incident Impact Mitigation
Risk Management
In this course, learners study risk management and related methodologies and processes that assist in effectively managing such risks – while understanding that not all risks can be eliminated immediately.
Topics Covered:
- Risk Management Processes
- Analyzing, Prioritizing, Evaluating and Monitoring Severity of Internal and External Risks
- Risk Management Policies, Procedures, Standards, and Guidelines
- Security Models
Threat Intelligence
In this course, learners discover different methods, processes, techniques and tools involved in gathering intelligence about potential threats such as hackers and attack vectors.
Topics Covered:
- Threat Intelligence Cycle Methodology and Industry Implementation
- Google Hacking – Operators, Finding Sensitive Data, Directory Listing, Devices and Hardware
- Dark Web and Dark Market Investigation ©Online Anonymity using Metadata, Google Cache, VPN and Tor
- Trend Analysis, Basic Excel Data Analysis
- Industrial Tool Practice in Real Environments
TOOLS: ThriveDX Security Awareness Training (Formerly Lucy)
Final Scenarios
The final course includes real-life scenarios of cybersecurity incidents and a final exam covering all the content learned along the bootcamp. Learners present group projects which were worked on throughout the course. They also review technical and soft-skill preparation for job interviews.
Prework
Prep your team with the Prework module to level up technical expertise. Covering cybersecurity field, mindset, computer fundamentals, networks, and essential tools like Wireshark and Putty in 10-40 hours.
- Cybersecurity field, challenges, and career opportunities.
- Cybersecurity mindset and effective learning strategies.
- Computer fundamentals and operating systems (Windows, Linux, macOS).
- Command line utilities and essential tools.
- Computer networks, OSI model, and network protocols.
- MITRE ATT&CK Framework tactics and techniques.
Tools: Wireshark, Putty.
Download Syllabus Cyber Academy Introduction
The Introduction provides learners with the tools required to make the Academy an enjoyable and efficient learning experience. During this module, they will learn how the Academy will be structured as well as the basics of computers.
Topics Covered:
- Overview and Cybersecurity Industry
- Cybersecurity Career Paths
- Prework Content Review
Network Administration
This module of the Cyber Academy provides in-depth training on networking principles, focusing on network design, configuration, and troubleshooting. Learnerss gain valuable skills for effectively managing and monitoring networks.
Topics Covered:
- Network Configuration – LAN, WAN
- Segmentations, VLANs and Subnetting
- Network Mapping Tools
- Troubleshooting and Monitoring Networks
- Network Devices – Switches, Routers
- Telecommunication
- System Administration
Tools: Cisco Packet Tracer, Nmap, Windows PowerShell
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
The Cyber Academy module provides a comprehensive overview of cybersecurity, covering its significance, vulnerabilities, threats, and famous hackers throughout history. Learners will gain insights into different types of attackers, their motivations, strategies, and the diverse range of malware used.
Topics Covered:
- Most Common Vulnerabilities, Risks, And Threats
- The Main Concepts In Cybersecurity
- Types Of Malware And Attackers
- NIST & International Cybersecurity Framework
- Most Common Cyber-Attacks
- Famous Cyber Incidents In The Industry
Network & Application Security
In this module, learners at the Cyber Academy explore network and application security defense methodologies, gaining knowledge to identify the appropriate tools based on network requirements. The module emphasizes the construction of secure network architectures and equips learners with the skills to detect and block malicious actors in order to prevent cyber attacks and crimes.
Topics Covered:
- Security Tools – Firewalls, Antivirus, IDS/IPS, SIEM, DLP, EDR
- Honeypots and Cyber Traps
- Cryptography – Symmetric vs. Asymmetric Keys
- Encryption/Decryption, Hash Functions
- Security Architecture
- Access Control Methods, Multi-factor Authentication, Authentication Protocols
Tools: Kali Linux, Splunk, Snort IDS, Active Directory, Nmap, OpenVPN, Windows Firewall, Linux, Iptable
Incident Handeling
This module will teach students about the most common cybersecurity attack types in the web, domain, and malware areas. They will learn the goal of each type, how they work, their impact,and how to detect them. Then, they will practice detection and analysis of incidents in security applications as they learned in the Network & Security Application module and will practice the role of a cybersecurity analyst in real life.
Topics Covered:
- Web Area Attacks: DDOS, SQL Injection, XSS, LFI, Command Injection
- Domain Area Attacks: Typo Squatting, Domain Hijacking, Pass The Hash, Pass The Ticket, LDAP Reconnaissance, Brute Force
- Malware Area Attacks: Ransomware, Virus, Worm, Trojan Horse, Adware
- SOC Analyst Role: Detecting and Analyzing Alerts and Incidents in Splunk, SIEM, and EDR, Analyzing Malicious Indicators using VirusTotal, Group and Individual Incident Report Writing
- Ethical Hacking: Penetration Testing Frameworks, Hacking Phases, Network and Web Application Hacking, Post-Incident Activities, Capture the Flag Challenge
- Incident Response: Identifying Cybersecurity Breaches, Insider/Outsider Threats, Incident Response Life Cycles, Assessments, Protection Plans
Tools: Splunk, In-House SIEM, Wazhu, VirusTotal, Powershell, Wireshark, Metasploit, SQLMap, Nmap, OSINT Framework, CUPP, Hydra, Recon-ng, Burp Suite
Forensics
In this module, students learn digital forensic processes for analyzing threats in digital devices. This includes identification, recovery, investigation, and validation of
digital evidence in computers and other media devices.
digital evidence in computers and other media devices.
Topics Covered:
- Computer Memory Forensics, Memory Dump Analysis
- FTK Imager, Autopsy, Redline and RAM capturing
- Digital Evidence Acquisition Methodologies
- Registry Forensics
- Windows Timeline Analysis and Data Recovery
- Network Forensics, Anti-Forensics and Steganography
TOOLS: Volatility Framework, FTK Imager, Autopsy, NetworkMiner, Wireshark, OpenStego, ShellBags Explorer, winmd5free, Magent RAM Capture, Redline, HxD
Malware Analysis
Learners acquire different techniques for analyzing malicious software and understanding its behavior. This is achieved using several malware analysis methods, such as reverse engineering, binary analysis, and obfuscation detection, as well as by analyzing real-life malware samples.
Topics Covered:
- Dynamic Malware Analysis, Reverse Engineering and Malware Obfuscation
- Fileless Malware Analysis Containment, Eradication and Recovery Malware Stages
- Analysis Using Sysinternals
- Ethical Hacking & Incident Response
TOOLS: Procexp, Procmon, Autoruns, TCPView, PuTTY, ExeInfo PE, ProcDOT, HashCalc, FileAlyzer, PDFStreamDumper, HxD, Wireshark, UPX
Ethical Hacking & Incident Response
As future cybersecurity analysts, bootcampers must understand cyber warfare’s offensive methodologies. In Ethical Hacking, participants will learn how to perform cyber-attacks, providing them insights into cyber defense best practices, vulnerability assessments, forensics, and incident response processes. In Incident Response, bootcampers will learn the relevant response methodologies used once an attack has occurred. They will overview identifying cybersecurity breaches, insider/ outsider threats, incident response life cycles, performing relevant assessments, and developing protection plans.
Topics Covered:
- Hacking, Ethical Hacking and the Penetration Testing Frameworks
- Ethical Hacking Phases: Reconnaissance, Scanning, Obtaining Access, Maintaining Access, CoveringTracks, and The Cyber Kill Chain.
- Network Hacking – Metasploit Framework
- Web Application Hacking – OWASP Top 10 – XSS, SQL Injection, Manual and Automated Attacks
- Post-Incident Activities Capture the Flag Challenge
TOOLS: Metasploit, SQLMap, Nmap, OSINT Framework, CUPP, Hydra, Recon-ng, Burp Suite
Download Syllabus Secure Design Principles
In this course, learners are exposed to trend analysis and how to perform it. They become familiar with the newest cybersecurity trends and threats and learn cybersecurity design best practices, as well as how to assess and detect security design flaws.
Topics Covered:
- Trend Analysis
- Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity
- Zero-Trust Policy
- Best Detection Methodologies
- Incident Impact Mitigation
Risk Management
In this course, learners study risk management and related methodologies and processes that assist in effectively managing such risks – while understanding that not all risks can be eliminated immediately.
Topics Covered:
- Risk Management Processes
- Analyzing, Prioritizing, Evaluating and Monitoring Severity of Internal and External Risks
- Risk Management Policies, Procedures, Standards, and Guidelines
- Security Models
Threat Intelligence
In this course, learners discover different methods, processes, techniques and tools involved in gathering intelligence about potential threats such as hackers and attack vectors.
Topics Covered:
- Threat Intelligence Cycle Methodology and Industry Implementation
- Google Hacking – Operators, Finding Sensitive Data, Directory Listing, Devices and Hardware
- Dark Web and Dark Market Investigation ©Online Anonymity using Metadata, Google Cache, VPN and Tor
- Trend Analysis, Basic Excel Data Analysis
- Industrial Tool Practice in Real Environments
TOOLS: ThriveDX Security Awareness Training (Formerly Lucy)
Final Scenarios
The final course includes real-life scenarios of cybersecurity incidents and a final exam covering all the content learned along the bootcamp. Learners present group projects which were worked on throughout the course. They also review technical and soft-skill preparation for job interviews.
