Cyber Security Engineer Masterclass 7 hours on-demand video | 41 lectures | HD 1080

Cybersecurity is an application of controls, processes, and technologies that are used to protect our systems, devices, data, programs, and networks from cyber-attacks. The primary goal of cybersecurity is to eliminate the risks and cyber-attacks and protect the systems, networks, and technologies from unauthorized exploitation.

Cybersecurity is critical because it guards all sorts of information from damage and theft; this includes identifiable information, personal information, intellectual information, Personally Identifiable Information, personal information, Protected health information, industry, and governmental information systems. 

The job of cybersecurity engineers is to design and implement secure network solutions specially created to defend the cyber-attackers, hackers, and other tenacious threats. Cybersecurity engineers also monitor and test the systems continuously to ensure they are safe from attackers or hackers.

Infosec Train designed the cybersecurity certification course to make it easy for the students. Trainers here are certified experts who give real-time examples for every concept you are learning. 

• Vulnerability Assessment
• Introduction to PenTesting 
• Cyber Kill-chain Methodology 
• MITRE ATT&CK Framework
• Packet Analysis with Wireshark
• Pentesting Windows and Linux environment using manual and automated exploitation techniques
• Global Standards & Frameworks
• Web Technologies, HTTP Methods, Error Codes, Cookie Basics
• Website Reconnaissance and Footprinting
• Open & Closed source Tools
• Deep-Dive with Burp suite 
• Pentesting Content Management Systems (CMS)
• SIEM Methodologies
• Splunk In-Depth
• AlienVault OSSIM fundamentals
• Incident response

• All levels of IT auditor/penetration tester
• Technical support engineers
• Systems analysts or administrators
• Security systems engineers
• Network administrators

Basic networking protocols, operating system fundamentals, and Linux fundamentals are expected.