Cyber Security Course in Toronto

3.1 Introduction to Kali Linux
3.2 Services in Kali (HTTP, SSH)
3.3 Wget, curl, grep, awk, tail, head, watch, find, locate
3.4 Piping and Redirection
3.5 Python and Bash Scripting
3.6 Netcat, Socat, Powercat, Powershell, Wireshark, tcpdump
3.7 Note taking

4.1 Introduction to Ethical Hacking
4.2 Footprinting and Reconnaissance
4.3 Scanning Networks
4.4 Enumeration
4.5 Vulnerability Analysis
4.6 System Hacking
4.7 Malware Threats
4.8 Sniffing
4.9 Social Engineering
4.10 Denial-of-Service
4.11 Session Hijacking
4.12 Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
4.13 Hacking Web Servers
4.14 Hacking Web Applications
4.15 SQL Injection
4.16 Hacking Wireless Networks
4.17 Hacking Mobile Platforms
4.18 IoT and OT Hacking
4.19 Cloud Computing
4.20 Cryptography
4.21 Working with Kali Linux 2021.1

5.1 What is Cyber Security
5.2 Overview
5.3 Need and Importance
5.4 Different verticals

6.1 Domain One –  Security and Risk Management

• Regulatory and legal issues
• Confidentiality, availability, and integrity concepts
• Principles of security governance
• Compliance and professional ethics
• Requirements of business continuity
• Policies of personnel security
• Threat modeling and risk considerations
• Security education, awareness, and training
• Security policies, standards, procedures, and guidelines

6.2 Domain Two – Asset Security

• Privacy protection
• Asset and information classification
• Ownership
• Data security controls and appropriate retention
• Requirements handling

6.3 Domain Three – Security Architecture and Engineering

• Security evaluation models
• Fundamental concepts of security models
• Security designs, architectures, and solution elements vulnerabilities
• Information systems security capabilities
• Using secure design principles for engineering processes
• Vulnerabilities of web-based and mobile systems
• Cryptography
• Vulnerabilities of cyber-physical systems and embedded devices
• Secure principles of facility and site design
• Physical security

6.4 Domain Four – Communication and Network Security

• Architectural design of a secure network
• Channels for secure communication
• Components of a secure network
• Network attacks

6.5 Domain Five – Identity and Access Management (IAM)

• Logical/physical access to assets management
• Authentication and identification management
• Integrating identity as a third-party service
• Mechanism of authorization
• Provisioning life cycle’s identity and access

6.6 Domain Six – Security Assessment and Testing

• Test outputs (e.g., manual and automated)
• Security process data (e.g., operational and management controls)
• Vulnerabilities of security architectures
• Testing of security control
• Test and assessment strategies

6.7 Domain Seven – Security Operations

• Monitoring and logging activities
• Investigation requirements and support
• Incident management
• Resource provision
• Concepts of foundational security operations
• Recovery strategies
• Techniques of resource protection
• Physical security
• Measures of prevention
• Vulnerability and patch management
• Processes of change management
• Exercises and planning of business continuity
• Personnel safety concerns
• Plans and processes for disaster recovery

6.8 Domain Eight – Software Development Security

• Security controls for the development environment
• Software development life cycle security
• Impact of acquired software security
• Effectiveness of software security