Profile
As future cybersecurity analysts, bootcampers must understand offensive methodologies in cyber warfare. In Ethical Hacking, they will learn to perform cyber-attacks, gaining insights into cyber defense best practices, vulnerability assessments, forensics, and incident response processes. They will also learn response methodologies for identifying cybersecurity breaches, managing insider and outsider threats, and developing protection plans. The module includes trend analysis, teaching the latest cybersecurity trends and threats, and best practices for security design and risk management. Bootcampers will learn to assess and detect security flaws and manage risks effectively. They will also gain knowledge in gathering intelligence about potential threats, including hackers and attack vectors. Additionally, this module prepares participants for job interviews and helps them secure their first job in the field of cybersecurity.
What You'll Learn
Participants will dive into the world of hacking by performing cyberattacks and practicing relevant response methodologies. They will review cybersecurity design best practices, how to assess and detect security design flaws, and trend analysis. Learners will study risk management and related methodologies and processes that assist in effectively managing such risks, and discover different methods, processes, techniques, and tools to gather intelligence about potential threats such as hackers and attack vectors. Finally, they will access real-life scenarios of cybersecurity incidents, present a group project, and review technical and soft-skill preparation for job interviews.
Minimum Entry Requirement
Passing of earlier module