Master the Cyber Security Expert Training #259005

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Execute advanced penetration testing and ethical hacking techniques to identify critical vulnerabilities.

2. Design and implement zero-trust architectures and defense-in-depth strategies.

3. Lead cyber incident response for sophisticated attacks (e.g., ransomware, APTs).

4. Develop and automate security orchestration (SOAR) and threat intelligence workflows.

5. Manage cloud and hybrid environment security (AWS, Azure, Kubernetes).

6. Communicate cyber risk strategies to executive leadership and stakeholders.

This expert-level course is designed for:

• Senior Cybersecurity Analysts and Engineers

• SOC Leads and Threat Hunters

• Penetration Testers and Red Team Members

• Security Architects and IT Risk Managers

• Aspiring CISOs and Security Directors

• Experienced IT Professionals transitioning into cybersecurity leadership roles

• Pre-assessment
• Live group instruction
• Use of real-world examples, case studies and exercises
• Interactive participation and discussion
• Power point presentation, LCD and flip chart
• Group activities and tests
• Each participant receives a binder containing a copy of the presentation
• slides and handouts
• Post-assessment

Day 1: Advanced Threat Landscape and Offensive Security

• Module 1: The Modern Adversary: APTs, Cyber Warfare, and Criminal Ecosystems

• Module 2: Advanced Penetration Testing: OSINT, Social Engineering, and Physical Security Bypasses

• Module 3: Exploit Development: Buffer Overflows, Custom Payloads, and Evasion Techniques

• Hands-On Lab: Penetration Testing a Corporate Network (Kali Linux, Metasploit, C2 Frameworks)

• Case Study: Deconstructing a Nation-State Attack

Day 2: Defensive Mastery and Security Architecture

• Module 4: Zero-Trust Architecture: Micro-Segmentation and Identity-Centric Security

• Module 5: Advanced SIEM Use Cases: Query Writing, Correlation Rules, and Anomaly Detection

• Module 6: Deception Technologies and Threat Hunting Methodologies

• Hands-On Lab: Building a Zero-Trust Network and Writing Advanced SIEM Queries

• Workshop: Conducting a Threat Hunt in a Live Environment

Day 3: Cloud and DevOps Security

• Module 7: Securing Cloud Environments: AWS/Azure Security Hardening and CSPM

• Module 8: Container and Kubernetes Security: Pod Policies, Runtime Protection, and CI/CD Pipeline Security

• Module 9: DevSecOps: Integrating Security into SDLC and Automation

• Hands-On Lab: Auditing and Hardening a Cloud Environment; Implementing IaC Security Checks

• Group Exercise: Responding to a Cloud Supply Chain Attack

Day 4: Incident Response and Digital Forensics

• Module 10: Advanced Incident Response: Memory Forensics, Malware Analysis, and Lateral Movement Tracking

• Module 11: Digital Forensics: Disk, Network, and Log Analysis for Advanced Persistent Threats

• Module 12: Threat Intelligence: Leveraging IOCs, TTPs, and OSINT for Proactive Defense

• Simulation: Full-Scale Incident Response Drill (Ransomware and Data Exfiltration Scenario)

• Lab: Analyzing a Stolen Image and Memory Dump for Forensic Evidence

Day 5: Leadership, Strategy, and Capstone Challenge

• Module 13: Cybersecurity Leadership: Building and Managing a High-Performance Security Team

• Module 14: Risk Management and Compliance: NIST, ISO 27001, and GDPR Deep Dive

• Module 15: Executive Communication: Presenting Cyber Risk to the Board

• Capstone Challenge: Red vs. Blue Team Exercise in a Simulated Enterprise Environment

• Course Wrap-Up: Certifications, Career Pathways, and Final Review