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Cyber security courses will be a great update to your career. Update your skills in just 6 months. SMEClabs cyber security course will teach you all about ethical hacking, computer network security, application security, data security, malware protection, and a lot more. You will be capable to handle the vulnerabilities in a network. Cyber security is required for
several industries because data security is really important. Protecting consumer data shows the integrity of an organization. Make yourself capable to protect the business projects from attacks. A cyber security course from SMEClabs will help you to implement security in a company network.
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Diploma In Cyber Security Course Syllabus

  • Compare and contrast Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) ports, protocols, and their purposes
    1. Ports and protocols
    2. File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
    3. Secure Shell (SSH)
    4. Telnet
    5. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
    6. Domain Name System
    7. (DNS)
    8. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
    9. Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
    10. Post Office Protocol 3(POP3)
    11. Network Basic Input/ Output System (NetBIOS)/ NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT)
    12. Internet Mail Access Protocol (IMAP)
    13. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
    14. Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
    15. Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS)
    16. Server Message Block (SMB)/Common Internet File System (CIFS)
    17. Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)
    18. TCP vs. UDP
    19. Connectionless
    20. DHCP
    21. Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)
    22. Connection oriented
    23. HTTPS
    24. SSH
  • Compare and contrast common networking hardware.
    1. Routers
    2. Switches
      • Managed
      • Unmanaged
    3. Access points
    4. Patch panel
    5. Firewall
    6. Power over Ethernet (PoE)
      • Injectors
      • Switch
      • PoE standards
    7. Hub
    8. Cable modem
    9. Digital subscriber line (DSL)
    10. Optical network terminal (ONT)
    11. Network interface card (NIC)
    12. Software defined networking (SDN)
  • Compare and contrast protocols for wireless networking.
    1. Frequencies
      1. 4GHz
      2. 5GHz
    2. Channels
      • Regulations
      • 4GHz vs. 5GHz
    3. Bluetooth
    4. 802.11
      • a
      • b
      • g
      • n
      • ac (WiFi 5)
      • ax (WiFi )
    5. Long range fixed wireless
      • Licensed
      • Unlicensed
      • Power
      • Regulatory requirements for wireless power
    6. NFC
    7. Radiofrequency identification (RFID)
  • Summarize services provided by networked hosts.
    1. Server roles
      • DNS
      • DHCP
      • Fileshare
      • Print servers
      • Mail servers
      • Syslog
      • Web servers
      • Authentication, authorization, and accounting (AAA)
    2. Internet appliances
      • Spam gateways
      • Unified threat management(UTM)
      • Load balancers
      • Proxy servers
    3. Legacy/embedded systems Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA)
    4. Internet of Things (IoT) devices
  • Given a scenario, install and configure basic wired/wireless small office/home office (SOHO) networks.
    1. Internet Protocol (IP) addressing
      • IPv4
      • Private addresses
      • Public addresses
      • IPv6
      • Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA)
      • Static
      • Dynamic
      • Gateway
  • Compare and contrast common network configuration concepts.
    1. DNS
    2. Address
    3. A
    4. AAAA
    5. Mail exchanger (MX)
    6. Text (TXT)
    7. M Spam management
        • DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM)
        • Sender Policy Framework (SPF)
        • Domainbased Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC)
    8. DHCP
      1. Leases
      2. Reservations
      3. Scope
    9. Virtual LAN (VLAN)
    10. Virtual private network (VPN)
  • Compare and contrast Internet connection types, network types, and their features.
    1. Internet connection types
    2. Satellite
    3. Fiber
    4. Cable
    5. DSL
    6. Cellular
    7. Wireless Internet service provider (WISP)
  • Network types
    1. Local area network (LAN)
    2. Wide area network (WAN)
    3. Personal area network (PAN)
    4. Metropolitan area network (MAN)
    5. Storage area network (SAN)
    6. Wireless local area network (WLAN)
  • Given a scenario, use networking tools.
    1. Crimper
    2. Cable stripper
    3. WiFi analyzer
    4. Toner probe
    5. Punchdown tool
    6. Cable tester
    7. Loopback plug
    8. Network tap
CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+) is a certification for cyber professionals tasked with incident detection, prevention and response through continuous security monitoring.
  1. Threat Management 27%
  2. Vulnerability Management 26%
  3. Cyber Incident Response 23%
  4. Security Architecture and Tool Sets 24%
Threat Management
  • Given a scenario, apply environmental reconnaissance techniques using appropriate tools and processes.
    1. Procedures/common tasks
      • Topology discovery
      • OS fingerprinting
      • Service discovery
      • Packet capture
      • Log review
      • Router/firewall ACLs review
      • Email harvesting
      • Social media profiling
      • Social engineering
      • DNS harvesting
      • Phishing
    2. Variables
      • Wireless vs. wired
      • Virtual vs. physical
      • Internal vs. external
      • Onpremises vs. cloud
    3. Tools
      • NMAP
      • Host scanning
      • Network mapping
      • NETSTAT
      • Packet analyzer
      • IDS/IPS
      • HIDS/NIDS
      • Firewall rulebased and logs
      • Syslog
      • Vulnerability scanner
  • Given a scenario, analyze the results of a network reconnaissance
    1. Pointintime data analysis
      • Packet analysis
      • Protocol analysis
      • Traffic analysis
      • Netflow analysis
      • Wireless analysis
    2. Data correlation and analytics
      • Anomaly analysis
      • Trend analysis
      • Availability analysis
      • Heuristic analysis
      • Behavioural analysis
    3. Data output
      • Firewall logs
      • Packet captures
      • NMAP scan results
      • Event logs
      • Syslogs
      • IDS report
    4.  Tools
      • SIEM
      • Packet analyzer
      • IDS
      • Resource monitoring tool
      • Netflow analyzer
  • Given a network based threat, implement or recommend the appropriate response and countermeasure.
    1. Network segmentation
      • System isolation
      • Jump box
    2. Honeypot
    3. Endpoint security
    4. Group policies
    5. ACLs
      • Sinkhole
    6. Hardening
      • Mandatory Access Control (MAC)
      • Compensating controls
      • Blocking unused ports/services
    7.  Patching
    8. Network Access Control (NAC)
      • Timebased
      • Rulebased
      • Rolebased
      • Locationbased
  • Explain the purpose of practices used to secure a corporate environment
    1. Penetration testing
      • Rules of engagement
      • Timing
      • Scope
      • Authorization
      • Exploitation
      • Communication
      • Reporting
    2. Reverse engineering
      • Isolation/sandboxing
      • Hardware
      • Source authenticity of hardware
      • Trusted foundry
      • OEM documentation
      • Software/malware
      • Fingerprinting/hashing
      • Decomposition
    3. Reverse engineering
      • Isolation/sandboxing
      • Hardware
      • Source authenticity of hardware
      • Trusted foundry
      • OEM documentation
      • Software/malware
      • Fingerprinting/hashing
      • Decomposition
    4. Training and exercises
      • Red team
      • Blue team
      • White team
    5. Risk evaluation
      • Technical control review
      • Operational control review
      • Technical impact and likelihood
      • High
      • Medium
      • Low
  • Given a scenario, implement an information security vulnerability management process.
    1. Identification of requirements
      • Regulatory environments
      • Corporate policy
      • Data classification
      • Asset inventory
      • Critical
      • Noncritical
    2. Establish scanning frequency
      • Risk appetite
      • Regulatory requirements
      • Technical constraints
      • Workflow
    3. Configure tools to perform scans according to specification
      • Determine scanning criteria
      • Sensitivity levels
      • Vulnerability feed
      • Scope
      • Credentialed vs. noncredentialed
      • Types of data
      • Serverbased vs. agentbased
      • Tool updates/plugins
      • SCAP
      • Permissions and access
    4. Execute scanning
    5. Generate reports
      • Automated vs. manual distribution
    6. Remediation
      • Prioritizing
      • Criticality
      • Difficulty of implementation
      • Communication/change control
      • Sandboxing/testing
      • Inhibitors to remediation
      • MOUs
      • SLAs
      • Organizational governance
      • Business process interruption
      • Degrading functionality
    7. Ongoing scanning and continuous monitoring
Given a scenario, analyse the output resulting from a vulnerability scan.
  • Analyse reports from a vulnerability scan
    1.  Review and interpret scan results
    2. Identify false positives
    3. Identify exceptions
    4. Prioritize response actions
  • Validate results and correlate other data points
    1. Compare to best practices or compliance
    2. Reconcile results
    3. Review related logs and/or other data sources
    4. Determine trends
  • Compare and contrast common vulnerabilities found in the following targets within an organization
    1. Servers
    2. Endpoints
    3. Network infrastructure
    4. Network appliances
    5. Virtual infrastructure
    6. Virtual hosts
    7. Virtual networks
    8. Management interface
    9. Mobile devices
    10. Interconnected networks
    11. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
    12. Industrial Control Systems (ICSs)
    13. SCADA devices
  • Given a scenario, distinguish threat data or behaviour to determine the impact of an incident.
    1. Threat classification
    2. Known threats vs. unknown threats
    3. Zero day
    4. Advanced persistent threat
  • Factors contributing to incident severity and prioritization
    1. Scope of impact
    2. Downtime
    3. Recovery time
    4. Data integrity
    5. Economic
    6. System process criticality
    7. Types of data
    8. Personally Identifiable Information (PII)
    9. Personal Health Information (PHI)
    10. Payment card information
    11. Intellectual property
    12. Corporate confidential
    13. Accounting data
    14. Mergers and acquisitions
  • Given a scenario, prepare a toolkit and use appropriate forensics tools during an investigation.
    1. Forensics kit
      • Digital forensics workstation
      • Write blockers
      • Cables
      • Drive adapters
      • Wiped removable media
      • Cameras
      • Crime tape
      • Tamperproof seals
      • Documentation/forms
      • Chain of custody form
      • Incident response plan
      • Incident form
      • Call list/escalation list
    2. Forensic investigation suite
      • Imaging utilities
      • Analysis utilities
      • Chain of custody
      • Hashing utilities
      • OS and process analysis
      • Mobile device forensics
      • Password crackers
      • Cryptography tools
      • Log viewers
  • Explain the importance of communication during the incident response process.
    1. Stakeholders
      • HR
      • Legal
      • Marketing
      • Management
    2. Purpose of communication processes
      • Limit communication to trusted parties
      • Disclosure based on regulatory/ legislative requirements
      • Prevent inadvertent release of information
      • Secure method of communication
    3. Role-based responsibilities
      • Technical
      • Management
      • Law enforcement
      • Retain incident response provider
  • Given a scenario, analyse common symptoms to select the best course of action to support incident response.
    1. Common network-related symptoms
      • Bandwidth consumption
      • Beaconing
      • Irregular peertopeer communication
      • Rogue devices on the network
      • Scan sweeps
      • Unusual traffic spikes
    2. Common host related symptoms
      • Processor consumption
      • Memory consumption
      • Drive capacity consumption
      • Unauthorized software
      • Malicious processes
      • Unauthorized changes
      • Unauthorized privileges
      • Data exfiltration
    3. Common application-related symptoms
      • Anomalous activity
      • Introduction of new accounts
      • Unexpected output
      • Unexpected outbound communication
      • Service interruption
      • Memory overflows
  • Summarize the incident recovery and post incident response process.
    1. Containment techniques
      • Segmentation
      • Isolation
      • Removal
      • Reverse engineering
    2. Eradication techniques
      • Sanitization
      • Reconstruction/reimage
      • Secure disposal
    3.  Validation
      • Patching
      • Permissions
      • Scanning
      • Verify logging/communication to security monitoring
    4. Corrective actions
      • Lessons learned report
      • Change control process
      • Update incident response plan
    5. Incident summary report
  • Explain the relationship between frameworks, common policies, controls, and procedures.
    1. Regulatory compliance
    2. Frameworks
      • NIST
      • ISO
      • COBIT
      • SABSA
      • TOGAF
      • ITIL
    3. Policies
      • Password policy
      • Acceptable use policy
      • Data ownership policy
      • Data retention policy
      • Account management policy
      • Data classification policy
    4. Controls
      • Control selection based on criteria
      • Organizationally defined parameters
      • Physical controls
      • Logical controls
      • Administrative controls
    5. Procedures
      • Continuous monitoring
      • Evidence production
      • Patching
      • Compensating control development
      • Control testing procedures
      • Manage exceptions
      • Remediation plans
    6. Verifications and quality control
      • Audits
      • Evaluations
      • Assessments
      • Maturity model
      • Certification
  • Given a scenario, use data to recommend remediation of security issues related to identity and access management.
    1. Security issues associated with Contextbased authentication
      • Time
      • Location
      • Frequency
      • Behavioural
    2. Security issues associated with identities
      • Personnel
      • Endpoints
      • Servers
      • Services
      • Roles
      • Applications
    3. Security issues associated with identity repositories
      • Directory services
      • TACACS+
      • RADIUS
    4. Security issues associated with federation and single signon
      • Manual vs. automatic provisioning/DE provisioning
      • Selfservice password reset
    5. Exploits
      • Impersonation
      • Man in the middle
      • Session hijack
      • Cross-site scripting
      • Privilege escalation
      • Rootkit
  • Given a scenario, review security architecture and make recommendations to implement compensating controls.
    1. Security data analytics
      • Data aggregation and correlation
      • Trend analysis
      • Historical analysis
    2. Manual review
      • Firewall log
      • Syslogs
      • Authentication logs
      • Event logs
    3. Defense in depth
      • Personnel
      • Training
      • Dual control
      • Separation of duties
      • Third party/consultants
      • Cross training
      • Mandatory vacation
      • Succession planning
      • Processes
      • Continual improvement
      • Scheduled reviews
      • Retirement of processes
      • Technologies
      • Automated reporting
      • Security appliances
      • Security suites
      • Outsourcing
      • Security as a Service
      • Cryptography
      • Other security concepts
      • Network design
      • Network segmentation
  • Given a scenario, use application security best practices while participating in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).
    1. Best practices during software development
      • Security requirements definition
      • Security testing phases
      • Static code analysis
      • Web app vulnerability scanning
      • Fuzzing
      • Use interception proxy to crawl application
      • Manual peer reviews
      • User acceptance testing
      • Stress test application
      • Security regression testing
      • Input validation
    2. Secure coding best practices
      • OWASP
      • SANS
      • Center for Internet Security
      • System design recommendations
      • Benchmarks

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  • Knowledge of computer operating systems, hardware and software
  • Complex problem-solving skills.
  • Telecommunications knowledge.
  • Math Skills.

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  • Cyber Security Analyst
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What you'll learn in Diploma In Cyber Security Course

  • Malware Analysis and Reversing Intrusion Detection
  • Security Awareness on a Wide Range of Platforms
  • Basic Computer Forensics Skills include programming.
  • Hacking: A Basic Overview
  • Compliance and Auditing
  • Problem-solving abilities in statistics and intelligence
  • Network Security Development
  • Management of Mobile Devices

Top Skills You Will Learn in Diploma In Cyber Security Course

Get ready to start your career with the advanced cyber security course from SMEClabs. Learn how to handle an enterprise network and make yourself an expert in providing Application security. Make yourself capable to analyze Malware and Ransomware. After completing the Cyber security course you will able to check the vulnerabilities in a network. You will be part of several projects and this will provide you with a lot of skills. This course will provide you with advanced knowledge and skills regarding the Cyber security.
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

  • Malware
  • Spoofing
  • Phishing
  • DoS and DDoS Attacks
  • MITM attacks
  • DNS tunneling

Cyber security is required at the enterprise level, each and every organization needs to protect their data. Network security, cloud security, IoT security, and
Application security are the major strategies opted for cyber security.

SMEClabs has developed the Cyber security course syllabus based on the current standard. This course is designed by considering the Enterprise standard. You will get NSDC Certification in Cyber Security after completing this course from SMEClabs

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