Cybrige Certified Junior Cybersecurity Analyst (CCJCA)
Live Instructor-Led Training for Red Team & Blue Team Fundamentals
Course Overview
The Cybrige Certified Junior Cybersecurity Analyst (CCJCA) program provides comprehensive training in both Red Team and Blue Team fundamentals. This course covers the threat landscape, security controls, SOC basics, and vulnerability fundamentals. Perfect for beginners and intermediate learners, this program equips you with foundational cybersecurity skills through live instructor-led sessions.
Course Content
Module 01: Introduction to Information Security
Understand the fundamentals of information security, the CIA triad, and risk management principles.
Module 02: Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Explore the ethical hacking methodologies, the cyber kill chain, and legal frameworks for security testing.
Module 03: Network Foundations
Master the OSI model, TCP/IP capabilities, and essential networking concepts for cybersecurity.
Module 04: Introduction to Networking
Dive deeper into network devices, protocols, topologies, and addressing schemes used in enterprise networks.
Module 05: Lab Setup
Learn to set up a safe virtualization environment for penetration testing using tools like VMware and VirtualBox.
Module 06: Linux Fundamentals
Essential Linux skills for security professionals, including command-line usage, permissions, and file systems.
Module 07: Windows Fundamentals
Understand Windows architecture, file systems, user management, and core services for security analysis.
Module 08: Footprinting & Reconnaissance
Techniques and tools for gathering information about target systems to identify potential attack vectors.
Module 09: Scanning Network
Learn how to discover active hosts, open ports, and running services using network scanning tools like Nmap.
Module 10: Enumeration
Extract user names, machine names, network resources, shares, and services from networked systems.
Module 11: Metasploit Framework
Master the Metasploit Framework for exploitation, payload generation, and managing security assessments.
Module 12: System Hacking
Techniques for password cracking, privilege escalation, and maintaining access to compromised systems.
Module 13: Pentesting Linux System
Specific methodologies and exploit techniques for identifying and compromising Linux-based systems.
Module 14: Pentesting Windows System
Targeting Windows environments using specific exploits, misconfigurations, and authentication vulnerabilities.
Module 15: Sniffing and Spoofing
Capture and analyze network traffic, and understand attacks like ARP spoofing and MAC flooding.
Module 16: Introduction To Network Traffic Analysis
Use tools like Wireshark to analyze packet captures and detect network anomalies and malicious activity.
Module 17: Social Engineering
Understand human-based attacks, including phishing, vishing, and impersonation to manipulate users.
Module 18: Denial-Of-Service Attack
Learn about DoS and DDoS attack techniques and how to implement countermeasures to protect availability.
Module 19: Hacking Wireless Networks
Explore vulnerabilities in Wi-Fi networks and learn techniques to crack WEP, WPA, and WPA2 encryption.
Module 20: Working with Web Request and Response
Understand HTTP/HTTPS protocols, methods, and status codes to manipulate web requests for testing.
Module 21: Hacking Wordpress
Identify and exploit vulnerabilities in WordPress core, plugins, and themes to compromise CMS installations.
Module 22: Incident Handling Process
Learn the structured approach to managing security incidents: preparation, detection, analysis, and recovery.
Module 23: Windows Event logs and finding Evils
Analyze Windows Event Logs to identify indicators of compromise and malicious activities on endpoints.
Module 24: Security Monitoring and SIEM Foundations
Introduction to continuous security monitoring and using SIEM solutions for log aggregation and analysis.
Module 25: Introduction to Threat Hunting and Hunting with Elastic
Proactive methodologies for hunting threats and using the Elastic Stack for advanced security analytics.
Module 26: Bash Scripting
Automate security tasks and write custom scripts for penetration testing and system administration using Bash.
Training Mode
Live Instructor-Led Sessions
Interactive live sessions with expert instructors who provide real-time guidance, answer questions, and share industry insights. These sessions allow for immediate feedback and hands-on problem-solving.
Hands-on Practical Approach
Learn by doing. Each module includes practical labs and exercises where you'll apply the concepts in realistic cybersecurity scenarios. Build your skills through actual security operations practices.
Who Should Enroll
This course is designed for individuals beginning their cybersecurity career journey.
Beginners in Cybersecurity
Individuals with little or no cybersecurity experience looking to start their career in information security.
IT Professionals
IT professionals seeking to transition into cybersecurity roles and understand both offensive and defensive security.
Career Changers
Professionals from other fields looking to enter the cybersecurity industry with a solid foundational understanding.
Certification
Cybrige Certified Junior Cybersecurity Analyst (CCJCA)
Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive the industry-relevant Cybrige Certified Junior Cybersecurity Analyst (CCJCA) certification. This certification validates your foundational cybersecurity skills and demonstrates your readiness to employers.
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