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The Offensive Cyber-Security Training is an intensive program that goes beyond traditional cybersecurity training. It focuses on the offensive side of cybersecurity, preparing individuals to act as ethical hackers to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in an organization's security infrastructure. The training covers a wide range of topics, ensuring participants gain a holistic understanding of red teaming methodologies, tools, and techniques.
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In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, the demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals is higher than ever. As organizations strive to secure their networks and systems from potential threats, the role of a Certified Red Teamer has become increasingly crucial. This comprehensive training program is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to excel in the dynamic field of offensive cybersecurity.
The training program places a strong emphasis on practical, hands-on labs and real-world scenarios. Participants will engage in simulated environments, allowing them to apply their knowledge in a controlled setting. This approach ensures that graduates not only understand theoretical concepts but can also effectively execute red teaming tasks in real-world situations.
Upon successful completion of the Certified Red Teamer Training, participants will be awarded a certification recognized in the cybersecurity industry. This certification serves as validation of their skills and readiness to take on roles as certified red team professionals.
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Lesson 1 : History of Linux
Characteristics of Linux
Command Line Interface and Basics Commands
Shell and Scripts
Lesson 2: Understand Users and Groups in Linux
Manage User Accounts
Manage Group Accounts
Understand Privilege Escalation
Lesson 3 : Understand Permissions
Understand Standard Linux Permission
Understand Special Linux Permission
Understand Access Control Lists
Lesson 4 : Understand File Management
File System in Linux
Basic File Management Commands
Editing in a file
Advance Commands for Files and services
Lesson 5 : Understand Software and Package Management
Understand Software management
Understand Package Management
Essential tools in Linux
Lesson 1 : Understand OSI Model
Understand TCP/IP Model
Understand OSI Model
Lesson 2: Understand Ethernet Switching
Introduction to Network Devices
Understand Network Interfaces
How to deploy Common Ethernet Switching Features
Lesson 3: IPv4 Addressing
Understand IPv4 Addressing Schemes
Understand IPv4 Forwarding
How to Configure IP Networks and Subnets
Lesson 4: Supporting IPv4 and IPv6 Networks
Understand tools to test IP Configuration
Troubleshoot IP Networks
Understand IPv6 addressing Scheme
Lesson 5: How to Configure and Troubleshoot Routers
Compare and Contrast Routing Concepts
Compare and Contrasts Dynamics Routing Concepts
How to install and troubleshoot Routers
Lesson 6: Understand Network topologies and types
Understand Network Types and Characteristics
Understand tiered Switching Architecture
Understand Virtual LAN
Lesson 7: Understand Network Services
Understand Network Addressing Services
Understand Name Resolution Services
Understand DNS Services
Lesson 8: Understand Network Applications
Understand Use of Web, file/Print and Database Services
Understand Use of Email and Voice Services
Lesson 9: Supporting and Troubleshooting Secure Networks
Compare and Contrast Security Appliances
Troubleshoot Services and Security Issues
Lesson 10: Understand how to deploy and troubleshoot wireless networks
Summarize Wireless Standards
Install Wireless Networks
Troubleshoot Wireless Networks
Configure and Troubleshoot Wireless Security
Lesson 11: Comparing WAN Links and Remote Access Methods
Explain WAN Provider Links
Compare and Contrast Remote Access Methods
Lesson 12: Explain Disaster Recovery and High availability Concepts
Explain Disaster Recovery
Explain High availability Concepts
Lesson 1: Scoping Organizational/Customer Requirements.
Define Organizational PenTesting..
Acknowledge Compliance Requirements.
Compare Standards and Methodologies
Describe Ways to Maintain Professionalism
Lesson 2: Defining the Rules of Engagement
Assess Environmental Consideration
Outline the Rules of Engagement
Prepare Legal Documents
Lesson 3: Footprinting and Gathering Intelligence
Discover the Target
Gather Essential Data
Compile Website Information
Discover Open-Source Intelligence Tools
Lesson 4: Evaluating Human and Physical Vulnerabilities
Exploit the Human Psyche
Summarize Physical Attacks
Use Tools to Launch a Social Engineering Attack
Analyze Indicators of Malware Based Attacks
Lesson 5: Preparing the Vulnerability Scan
Plan the Vulnerability Scan
Detect Defenses.
Utilize Scanning Tool
Lesson 6: Scanning Logical Vulnerabilities
Scan Identified Targets.
Evaluate Network Traffic
Uncover Wireless Assets
Lesson 7: Analyzing Scanning Results
Discover Nmap and NSE
Enumerate Network Hosts
Analyze Output from Scans
Lesson 8: Avoiding Detection and Covering Tracks
Evade Detection
Use Steganography to Hide and Conceal
Establish a Covert Channel
Lesson 9: Exploiting the LAN
Enumerating Hosts.
Attack LAN Protocols
Compare Exploit Tools
Lesson 10: Testing Wireless Networks
Discover Wireless Attacks
Explore Wireless Tools
Lesson 11: Web Application-Based Attacks.
Recognize Web Vulnerabilities
Launch Session Attacks.
Plan Injection Attacks.
Identify Tools
Lesson 12: Performing System Hacking
System Hacking
Use Remote Access Tools
Analyze Exploit Code
Lesson 13: Scripting and Software Development.
Analyzing Scripts and Code Samples.
Create Logic Constructs.
Automate Penetration Testing.
Lesson 14: Leveraging the Attack: Pivot and Penetrate
Test Credentials.
Move Throughout the System
Maintain Persistence
Lesson 15: Communicating During the PenTesting Process.
Define the Communication Path
Communication Triggers
Use Built-in Tools for Reporting
Lesson 16: Summarizing Report Components
Identify Report Audience
List report contents
Define Best Practices for Reports
Lesson 17: Recommending Remediation
Employ Technical Controls
Administrative and Operational Controls
Physical Control
Lesson 18: Performing Post-Report Delivery Activities
Post-Engagement Clean-up
Follow-Up Actions
Lesson 19: Summarizing Basic Cryptographic Concepts
Compare and Contrast Cryptographic Ciphers
Summarize Cryptographic Mode of Operations
Summarize Cryptographic Use cases and Weaknesses
Summarize other Cryptographic Technologies
Lesson 20: Implementing Authentication Control
Summarize Authentication Design Concepts
Implement Knowledge-Based Authentication
Implement Authentication Technologies
Summarize BioMetrics Authentication Concepts
Lesson 1: Fundamentals of Forensics
Incident response Process and Framework
Incident response Process Plan
Forensics Fundamentals
Lesson 2: Evidence Acquisition
Collecting Network Evidences
Firewall and Proxy Logs
NetFlow
Packet Captures
Wireshark
Lesson 3: Acquiring Host-Based Evidences
Preparation
Order of Volatility
Acquiring Volatile Memory
Acquiring Non-Volatile Memory
Lesson 4: Forensic Imaging
Introduction to Forensics Imaging
Imaging Tools
Imaging Techniques
Lesson 5: Analyzing Evidences
Analyzing Network Evidences
Analyzing Firewall and Proxy logs
Analyzing Packet captures
Analyzing System Memory
Analyzing System Storage
Lesson 6: Analyzing Log FIles
Logging and Log management
Working with event management systems
Understanding Windows Log
Analyzing Windows event logs
Lesson 7: Writing the Incident Report Documentation Overview
Documents Overview
Incident tracking
Written Reports
Lesson 8: Leveraging Threat Intelligence
Understanding threat Intelligence
Threat intelligence sources
Threat intelligence platforms
Using Threat intelligence
Lesson 9: Utilizing Digital Forensics and Indicator Analysis Techniques
Identify Digital Forensics Techniques
Analyze Network-related IoCs
Analyze Host-related IoCs
Analyze Application-related IoCs
Analyze Lateral Movement and Pivot IoCs
The Offensive Cyber-Security Training is designed to equip participants with a diverse set of skills necessary for conducting ethical hacking and offensive cybersecurity operations. The following skills are covered in the training program
Upon successful completion of this training and project submission, candidate will be awarded with a certificate.
This program is designed to prepare individuals for roles in offensive cybersecurity, focusing on penetration testing, ethical hacking, and related skills. It equips participants with the knowledge and tools necessary to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in systems and networks, with the aim of improving overall security posture.
This program is suitable for individuals interested in pursuing careers in offensive cybersecurity, including aspiring penetration testers, ethical hackers, security analysts, and cybersecurity professionals looking to enhance their offensive skills.
Participants will learn various offensive cybersecurity techniques and tools, including but not limited to penetration testing methodologies, network exploitation, vulnerability assessment, social engineering, and threat intelligence gathering.
While there are no strict prerequisites, a basic understanding of networking, operating systems, and cybersecurity concepts is beneficial. Participants should have a keen interest in cybersecurity and a willingness to learn.
Graduates of this program may pursue various roles in offensive cybersecurity, including penetration tester, ethical hacker, security analyst, security consultant, and more. Opportunities exist in both the private and public sectors, including cybersecurity firms, government agencies, and corporations.
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