Cyber Security Bootcamp

Explore computing devices, workstations, and OS management, learning troubleshooting, data types, and app/system interactions. You’ll cover file systems, device interfaces, and input device configuration, while building problem-solving, independent work, and presentation skills in a hands-on workshop.

Cover IT essentials like cable types, power supplies, storage devices, and configuring memory, CPUs, BIOS, and UEFI. You'll also explore networking fundamentals, including TCP/IP and router setup, while troubleshooting networked hosts and appliances. Week 3 focuses on IT hardware and virtualization, cloud concepts, mobile devices, and peripheral configuration, along with laptop installation and print device troubleshooting. In the final week, you’ll prep for the CompTIA A+ Core 1 certification, reviewing hardware, networking, and security topics before the exam.

Learn the OSI model, network interfaces, Ethernet switching, and IPv4 addressing. You'll dive into troubleshooting IP networks, including port scanning, DHCP, and name resolution. You’ll also cover secure communications, authentication, and tiered switching architecture. The phase wraps up with a focus on wireless networks, remote access, and network hardening techniques to ensure robust network security.

Cover security basics like threat actors, cryptography, and risk management, along with authentication and incident response. Week 9 focuses on threat detection, malware, network attacks, and penetration testing. The final week prepares you for the Security+ certification exam, reviewing key concepts and practicing with sample questions before the exam.

Cover Cybersecurity Analysis with CySA+, focusing on threat actors, vulnerability detection, incident response, and network security monitoring. You'll also explore web, app, and cloud vulnerability scanning, with workshops on incident response and projects. Week 12 covers exploiting vulnerabilities, scripting for automation, and risk assessment. Week 13 focuses on endpoint security, malware analysis, secure coding, and ethical hacking. The final week prepares you for the CySA+ certification, with vulnerability management, risk analysis, and exam practice leading up to the exam day.

Dive into your Capstone Project, focusing on technical documentation, security assessments, and remediation plans. You'll refine your project through mock presentations and revisions. The phase wraps up with your final capstone presentation, marking the completion of the program.