Cyber Security Essentials Bootcamp Training in New Zealand

• Basic knowledge of networking is desirable but not essential, particularly awareness of protocols and internet services.
• Basic knowledge of Windows and Linux operating systems is desirable but not essential.
• QACISMP and or QAFCCS are ideal prerequisite courses for those completely new to applied technical security concepts, tools and services.

• Understand the threats faced by modern networks, systems and application platforms
• Understand the techniques used to detect, prevent and respond to these threats
• Build enablement solutions for detection and situational awareness
• Respond, contain and start hunting out known and unknown threats
• Use leading ‘open source’ security tools to serve active and passive defence techniques
• Discover and analyse ‘high risk’ weakness within systems
• Create an actionable and auditable policies
• Understand cryptography and its applications in a digital world
• Begin to analyse, attribute and predict the threats and create an active defence posture

Critical Security Control

• Introduction to Cybersecurity
• Social Engineering and Malware
• Defence in Depth and Security Controls
• Security Tools
• Incident Management

Module Labs:

• Lab 1: Intelligence Gathering
• Lab 2: Using a Forensic Tool to Investigate a Data Leak
• Lab 3: Mapping the Attack Surface

Modern Network Architecture

• Network Security Tools
• Wireless Security
• Physical Security Controls
• Secure Protocols and Services
• Secure System and Network Design
• Secure Cloud Services and Virtualisation

Module Labs:

• Lab 4: Introduction to Network Analysis with Wireshark
• Lab 5: Windows Security
• Lab 6: Securing a Web Server
• Lab 7: Auditing Compliance in Linux Using Lynis
• Lab 8: Security within the Internet of Things
• Lab 9: Investigating Security in the Cloud

Principles of Risk

• Business Continuity
• Risk Management
• Vulnerability Scanning and Penetration Test
• Corporate Security Policies
• Forensic Collection and Preservation

Module labs:

• Lab 10: Using MITRE ATT&CK for Threat Hunting
• Lab 11: Digital Forensics Tools
• Lab 12: Scanning a Web Server for Vulnerabilities

Operation System & Application Security

• Application Exploits
• Web Server Exploits
• Web Browser Exploits
• Secure Application Design
• Secure Coding
• Auditing Applications

Module labs:

• Lab 13: Performing SQL Injection on a Vulnerable Web Server
• Lab 14: Exploiting a Vulnerable Web Server

Applied Cryptography

• Cryptography Application
• Identity and Access Management
• Cryptocurrency and Blockchain

Module Labs:

• Lab 15: Setting Password Security Baselines on Windows
• Lab 16: Auditing Security Baselines on Windows
• Lab 17: Investigating Cryptocurrency Using OSINT (Part 1)
• Lab 18: Investigating cryptocurrency Using OSINT (Part 2)