Professional Cyber Security Course & Industrial Training (Ethical Hacking, VAPT & SOC)

Covers basics of cybersecurity, importance of data and system protection, common cyber threats, and attack detection basics. Introduces the role of coding in security, Python for beginners, networking fundamentals, Linux basics, encryption concepts, and hashing for passwords.

Covers the OSI model with real-world examples, TCP/IP model, IP addressing, subnetting basics, TCP vs UDP, and common ports and protocols such as SSH, HTTPS, DNS, DHCP, and FTP. Focuses on switching, CAM table operation, VLANs, routing basics (static, default, dynamic), step-by-step DNS operation, DHCP leasing, and NAT types. Includes hands-on packet analysis using Wireshark basics.

Hands-on lab setup using Kali Linux and Metasploitable2. Covers Linux file system structure, essential commands, shell scripting basics, managing services and users, networking, file permissions, and SUID/SGID.

Explores core security principles (CIA Triad), types of cyber attacks, threat/vulnerability/risk management, and defense-in-depth layered security. Details malware categories, ethical hacking vs. malicious hacking, and the complete hacking lifecycle from reconnaissance to exploitation.

Explores footprinting concepts, passive vs. active reconnaissance, WHOIS/DNS enumeration, Google Dorking (GHDB), Shodan for OSINT, username reconnaissance with Sherlock, and website mirroring using HTTrack.

Teaches vulnerability concepts and assessments, CVSS, CVE, NVD, CWE, and scanning tools like Nikto, OpenVAS, OWASP ZAP, and Nessus. Covers password cracking techniques, hashing (MD5, SHA, Bcrypt), Pass-the-Hash attacks, brute force/dictionary attacks, and tools such as Hydra, John, and Hashcat.

Introduces threat hunting methodologies, threat types, malware behavior, Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), log analysis for threat detection, static malware analysis basics, obfuscation techniques, and identifying suspicious activity.