Professional Certification in Cybersecurity Management

What is Cyber Security?

Cybersecurity refers to the protection of hardware, software, and data from attackers.

The primary purpose of cyber security is to protect against cyberattacks like accessing, changing, or destroying sensitive information.

Cyber Security is a process that's designed to protect networks and devices from external threats. Businesses typically employ Cyber Security professionals to protect their confidential information, maintain employee productivity, and enhance customer confidence in products and services.

What You Will Learn

Computer Hardware and Network Management

Operating Systems (OS)

Basics of Cyber Crimes

Basics of Information Security (ICBIS)

Advance Vulnerability Analysis & Penetration Testing

Who is course this for

Anyone who is interested in the field or wants to upgrade their existing skills can pursue a professional certification course in cybersecurity.

 This course is especially beneficial for

  • IT Professionals: Who want to enhance their knowledge and skills in security.
  • Network Engineers: Who require in-depth knowledge of network security.
  • Students: Who want to specialize in cybersecurity during their studies.
  • Working Professionals: Who are looking to change their career and move into cybersecurity.
  • Business Owners: Who want to protect their business from cyber threats.

Prerequisites & Eligibility

Graduate

Did You Know?

The demand for cybersecurity project management is on the rise due to increasing cyber threats, regulatory requirements, and the need for organizations to secure their digital assets. Cybersecurity project managers play a crucial role in ensuring that security initiatives are effectively planned, executed, and monitored. They bridge the gap between technical teams and business goals, making sure that cybersecurity measures align with organizational objectives. This role requires a deep understanding of both cybersecurity principles and project management methodologies, making it essential for any organization looking to bolster its defense against cyber threats.

Cybersecurity benefits:

data
Protection of Data
risk-management
Risk Management
Compliance
Regulatory Compliance
benefit
Improved Productivity
Reputation
Reputation Management

Career Opportunities

Security Analyst

Monitors and responds to security incidents, analyzes vulnerabilities, and implements security measures.

Security Consultant

Advises organizations on security best practices, risk management, and compliance with regulations.

Cybersecurity Architect

Develops and designs comprehensive security strategies and frameworks for protecting an organization’s IT infrastructure.

Security Software Developer

Creates and maintains software solutions to protect against cyber threats and enhance security measures.

Security Awareness Trainer

Develops and delivers training programs to educate employees about cybersecurity best practices and awareness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ans : Cybersecurity is crucial to safeguard sensitive information, prevent financial losses, maintain trust, protect privacy, and ensure the integrity of systems and data in an increasingly digital world.

Ans : The cybersecurity field offers diverse career paths, including roles such as cybersecurity analyst, ethical hacker, security architect, incident responder, penetration tester, and more, with increasing demand due to the growing threatscape.

Ans : Skills include technical abilities like network security, cryptography, risk assessment, and knowledge of security tools, along with soft skills like problem-solving, communication, and a deep understanding of the threat landscape with sound knowledge of hardware, networking and operating systems.

Ans :Cybersecurity is relevant across various industries such as finance, healthcare, government, energy, retail, and more, protecting critical systems and sensitive data unique to each sector.

Top Industry Facts

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Cybersecurity Skills in great demand

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Huge 30% Demand-Supply gap in cybersecurity talent

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20-25k unfilled cybersecurity profiles in India as on date

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Cybercrime to cost the world $ 10.5 trillion annually by 2025.

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As per Data Security Council of India, nearly one million cybersecurity professionals will be required by 2025

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As per McKinsey's Report, global Cyber Security market will reach USD 1.5 Trillion to USD 2.0 Trillion.

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There will be 35 lacs unfilled cybersecurity jobs globally by 2025 and will be growing due to increase in cybercrime.

  • Unit 1: Computer Fundamentals
  • Introduction to computers, evolution of computers, types of computers.

  • Unit 2: CPU Components
  • Computer hardware components, CPU architecture, Motherboard and expansion cards, input and output devices.

  • Unit 3: Memory and Memory Management
  • Memory (RAM, ROM) types and functions.

  • Unit 4: Networking Basics
  • Introduction to networking, topology Types of network – LAN, WAN, Internet, Network topologies.

  • Unit 5: OSI Model
  • OSI Model and different layers, Functions and services of layers.

  • Unit 6: Network Devices
  • Network devices – routers, switches, hubs, modems, access points, Network Interfaces (NICs) and cables (Ethernet, fiber optic, wireless).

  • Unit 7: TCP/ IP Protocols
  • Basics of network protocols and standard, TCP/IP model and OSI model, Common networking protocols (TCP, UDP, IP, HTTP, FTP, DNS).

  • Unit 8: Addressing methods and Subnetting
  • IPv4 vs. IPv6 addressing, IP addressing schemes (subnetting, CIDR notation), Private vs. public IP addresses.

  • Unit 9: Network Firewalls
  • What is firewall, types of firewalls, Function and features of firewall.

  • Unit 10: VPN Technologies
  • Introduction to VPN technologies, Types of VPN.

  • Unit 11: Storage & Backups
  • Introduction storage & backups, Types of backups.

  • Unit 12: Storage Technologies
  • Storage technologies (DAS, NAS, SAN, Cloud), Introduction to RAID technology and its usage, Types of RAID levels and its benefits.

  • Unit 1: What is OS?
  • Functions of OS, Types of OS, User Interface – CLI & GUI

  • Unit 2: Windows OS Installation
  • Prepare installation media, Installation type and process, Partitions and Format drives, Installation of device drives and updates, Install Applications, Backup your system.

  • Unit 3: Windows Tools & Control Panel Utilities
  • Using tools to manage system settings and troubleshoot issues, Control Panel, Settings App, Task Manager, File Explorer, Disk Management, Device Manager, Performance Monitor, System Configuration (msconfig), Task Scheduler, Windows Update.

  • Unit 4: Windows Client Networking
  • Network setup and configuration, Network discovery and sharing, Workgroup or domain network environment, network troubleshooting and diagnostics.

  • Unit 5: User Management
  • User account creation, User account configuration, User account management, User rights and permissions, User Authentication & Authorization, User account deletion.

  • Unit 6: Application Installation
  • Installation wizard, Installation options, Register or Activate the application, Check for updates, Configuration of Application settings, Uninstalling applications.

  • Unit 7: Introduction to Active Directory
  • Directory service, Domain-based authentication, Centralized management, Group-policy management, Single sign-on (SSO), Trust Relationships.

  • Unit 8: Implementation & Configuration of AD & DNS
  • Install and configure AD & DNS for Client and Server, Joining a domain, Integration of AD with DNS.

  • Unit 9: Client Server Configuration
  • Roles of client and server, Types of server, Benefits of client-server configuration, Install DHCP Server, Configure settings, Authorize DHCP server, Monitor and manage DHCP server.

  • Unit 10: User Management
  • User account creation, authentication, authorization, Role-based access control, Provisioning and Deprovisioning, Password management, Access Group Policy Management Console (GPMC), Create a New Group Policy Object, Group Policy Settings, Link GPO to domains.

  • Unit 11: Linux Installation and Commands
  • Types of Linux OS, Kali Linux Installation, Basic linux commands, iptables (Linux firewall), Commonly used Linux commands, File management and permissions, user and group management.

  • Unit 12: Introduction to Cloud Computing
  • Characteristics of cloud computing, deployment models, benefits of cloud computing, Cloud models (Iaas, PaaS, SaaS), Introduction to Cloud Security.

  • Unit 1: Abnormal Behavior Online
  • Case studies – people behaving abnormally, negative relationships online, social isolation.

  • Unit 2: Violence from online activities
  • How to spot signs, How to prevent them , tracking early signs of low self-esteem and depression.

  • Unit 3: Internet Gaming Disorders
  • Identifying addiction and other risks.

  • Unit 4: Pedophiles online
  • How to protect children, securing critical personal data.

  • Unit 5: Addiction and Narcotics
  • Understanding different types of drugs, cryptocurrencies and dark web marketplaces used by teenagers, Various types of addiction.

  • Unit 6: Tech Abuse and Cybercrimes
  • How to counsel children and parents, handling cases of bank frauds and wallet frauds, identify theft, stealing passwords, securing data on social media platforms, steps to protect digital devices.

  • Unit 7: Sextortion and Related Crimes
  • how to deal with sextortion, cyberbullying and other online crimes, cyber espionage and honey traps.

  • Unit 8: Deep web and dark web
  • What is Deep Web & Dark Web?

  • Unit 9: Cyber Psychology
  • Counseling and guiding victims of cybercrimes, tools and techniques to monitor children for online safety.

  • Unit 10: Cyber Laws and Intervention
  • Fundamental IT laws, interacting with law enforcement agencies.

  • Unit 11: Professional Ethics at Workplace
  • Basics of Ethics, Professional Ethics, Decision Making, Inclusivity and Gender sensitivity,

  • Unit 12: Protecting your career
  • Real world Case studies, Mistakes to avoid on social media platforms.

  • Unit 1: Introduction to Cyber Security and Information Security
  • Definitions of Cyber Security and Information Security, Difference between CS & IS, Common terms used in CS, Cyber security structure in organization, Risk management.

  • Unit 2: Security Layers and Vulnerability
  • 7 layers of CS, Vulnerability types.

  • Unit 3: Attacks, Exploits and Preventive Methods
  • Malware and its types, Attacks and Classification of attacks, How does exploits work, preventive methods against exploits.

  • Unit 4: Data Loss prevention Systems (DLP), Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
  • Definition, features and benefits of DLP, IDS & IPS, Key Differences, Integration and collaboration.

  • Unit 5: Honeypots
  • Overview of honeypots, Purpose of honeypots, Types of honeypots.

  • Unit 6: Basics of Penetration Testing
  • Definition and purpose of PT, Types of PT, PT Methodology, Reporting and Mediation, Continuous Testing & Improvement.

  • Unit 7: Threats and Threat Profiling
  • Types of Threats/ Actors, Threat Profiling, Advanced Persistent Threats, Reverse Engineering.

  • Unit 8: DevOps and DevSecOps
  • DevOps vs DevSecOps, Advantages and Dis-advantages of Cloud, Types of Cloud computing services, Virtual computing.

  • Unit 9: Introduction to Internet of Things (IoT) & IoT Security
  • Definition and concept of IoT, Key components of IoT, Applications and Use Cases, Challenges in IoT, Protect IoT Devices, Device Security (Data, Network)

  • Unit 10: Network Security
  • Network Security – Encryption, Network Segmentation, Firewalls and IDS/ IPS.

  • Unit 11: Mobile Security
  • Mobile Device Security, Mobile Application Security, Mobile Device Firewall / VPNs, Data Security in Mobile, Secure communication, MFA, SSO, Mobile Identity Management.

  • Unit 12: Cyber Law, Ethics, and conflict resolution
  • Key legal principles and concepts related to cybercrime, Compliance and Standards, Data protection and privacy law, International and National Laws.

  • Unit 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking
  • Ethical hacking and its phases, Types of hackers, CIA Triad.

  • Unit 2: Basics of Linux & Networking
  • Networking basics, OSI Model, TCP/ IP protocol stack, Protocol and their related services, Subnetting and Routing, Wireshark – Packet Sniffing and Analysis, About Linux OS, Setting up your Hacking environment, Honeypots.

  • Unit 3: Linux Basics
  • Linux file structure, Basic Linux commands, Network Analysis, Basics of Vulnerability Scanning, Linux Booting process.

  • Unit 4: Cryptography and Steganography
  • Symmetric Encryption/ Private Key Cryptography, Asymmetric Encryption/ Public Key Cryptography, Cryptographic Hash Functions and Values, Encoding Decoding, Steganography and different types, Steghide, steg seek etc.

  • Unit 5: Web App PT, Information Gathering & OSINT
  • Passive Reconnaissance, Active Reconnaissance and Connection establishment.

  • Unit 6: Vulnerability Scanning
  • Vulnerability Scanning using nMAP and Nessus.

  • Unit 7: Password Cracking
  • Wordlists, Password cracking with Hydra, Metasploit, Basic Authentication attacks.

  • Unit 8: Malwares, Trojans, Virus & Worm
  • Different types of malwares and viruses, different types of bombs, DoS and DDoS attacks, Introduction to Dark web – TOR, Onion websites.

  • Unit 9: Metasploit
  • Introduction to Metasploit, creating payloads, exploiting windows system, Working with Burp Suite, HTTP requests and methods.

  • Unit 10: Dark Web & Deep Web
  • TOR, Onion Websites.

  • Unit 11: Introduction to Web Pentesting
  • XSS and types, SQL Injection, OWASP Top 10, Brute forcing, Content Security policy, Security Headers.

  • Unit 12: Subdomain Enumeration
  • Wayback Urls, CTF Solving approach, Pentest Reports.

Professional Certification In Cybersecurity Management Learning Outcomes

  • Gain skills to assume entry-level managerial and executive positions in Cyber Security Operations.
  • Gain strong knowledge of Networking and Computer Systems. Understanding of current security protocols for regularly used Operating Systems such as Linux, Windows.
  • Protect the organizations from cyberattacks and unauthorized access.
  • Planning, designing, and carrying out penetration tests to assess vulnerabilities.
  • Proficient in identifying and cracking multiple types of passwords.
  • Understand encryption techniques and cryptography.
  • Carry out remote testing of a client’s network or onsite testing of their infrastructure to expose weaknesses in security.
  • Conduct Vulnerability Assessment of Network and Security Devices
  • Conduct configuration reviews for OS, DB, Firewall, routers, Switches, and other security devices/components.

Job Profiles

Marketing Executive
Cyber Security Manager/Analyst/Engineer
Sales Executive
Information Security Analyst/Engineer/Consultant
Advertising Executive
Ethical Hacker
Marketing Communications Executive
Penetration Tester
Marketing Research Analyst
Security Tester

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