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The CompTIA Security+ class offers an in-depth introduction to cybersecurity, covering topics like network security, compliance, operational security, vulnerabilities, and threat management. Designed for IT professionals, the class emphasizes practical skills and hands-on experience, preparing learners for real-world challenges in cybersecurity. It aligns with the Security+ certification, serving as a comprehensive guide for those seeking to pass the exam and advance their career in information security.

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The CompTIA PenTest+ training class helps students develop the skills necessary for effective penetration testing. The class covers planning, information gathering, attacks and exploits, reporting tools and code analysis. Participants should have intermediate knowledge of information security concepts and practical experience securing various computing environments.

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The CompTIA Network+ class first introduces the fundamental building blocks that form a modern network, such as protocols, topologies, hardware, and network operating systems. It then provides in-depth coverage of the most important concepts in contemporary networking, such as TCP/IP, Ethernet, wireless transmission, and security. After attending this class and completing the hands-on exercises, you will be prepared to select the best network design, hardware, and software for your environment. You will also have the CompTIA Network+ skills to: build a network from scratch and maintain, upgrade, and troubleshoot an existing network. Finally, you will be well prepared to pass CompTIA’s (the Computing Technology Industry Association’s) Network+ certification exam. This class explains concepts logically and in a clear, approachable style. In addition, concepts are reinforced by real-world examples of networking issues from a professional’s standpoint.

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The CompTIA CySA+ training class introduces tools and tactics to manage cybersecurity risks, identify various types of common threats, evaluate the organization's security, collect, and analyze cybersecurity intelligence, and handle incidents as they occur. This class will prepare you for the CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+) certification exam, which is an intermediate-level credential for cybersecurity professionals. The behavioral analytics skills covered by the CompTIA CySA+ certification identify and combat malware and advanced persistent threats (APTs), resulting in better threat visibility across a broad attack surface by focusing on network behavior, including an organization’s interior network.

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The OPS300 class introduces students to the concept of Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) and the tools and tactics to mitigate them. As traditional incident response focuses on vulnerabilities and defends the enterprise network with tools such as anti-virus and intrusion detection systems (IDS), some threat actor goals, and sophistication have rendered this insufficient. These APTs are prepared to conduct multi-year intrusion campaigns and use advanced tools and techniques to defeat most conventional computer network defenses. An intelligence feedback loop enables defenders to create a state of information superiority, which decreases the likelihood of successful intrusions after every attempt. This iterative intelligence is gathered by mapping adversary indicators of compromise (IOC), identifying patterns, and linking individual intrusions to multi-year campaigns for sensitive, proprietary, or national security information. This approach provides relevant metrics of effectiveness and performance. It reduces the likelihood of adversary success and informs network defense investment and resource prioritization.

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This TA400 training class equips analysts to better prepare, detect and respond to malicious threats by covering common hacker tactics and strategies. Attacks can often be reduced to step-by-step offensive methods and vectors. Proactive and reactive defenses are essential in each network layer to thwart each stage of an attack. Attack surfaces vary from Windows to Unix, switches, routers, and other systems. Visibility of network, system, and application-level vulnerabilities is essential. Specific organization strategies and tools should be in place to effectively detect multiple attack types. This includes the development of an incident handling process. The team should be prepared for both active engagements and recovery procedures. Recovery and reconstitution should be regularly evaluated in the form of exercises.

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PYH200 - Python for Security Professionals is an entry level class designed for Security Professionals who want to use Python to learn how to automate processes and build specialized tools. Python is one of the most popular and widely-used programming languages in the world due to its high usability and large collection of libraries. This class provides introduction to using Python for cybersecurity. Python can help to automate tasks across the cyberattack life cycle for both cyber attackers and defenders. This class will showcase how Python can be used to make cybersecurity professionals more efficient and effective.

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The FOR400 - Fundamentals of Network Forensics class expands on acquired networking knowledge and extends into the computer forensic mindset. Students will learn about common devices used in computer networks and where useful data may reside. Students will also learn how to collect that data for analysis using hacker methodology. Additionally, the class covers information related to common exploits involved in Windows server systems and common virus exploits. Students will learn how to recognize exploit traffic, and the difference between attacks and poor network configuration.

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MAL400 - Fundamentals of Malware Analysis is an introductory class that exposes students to theoretical knowledge and hands-on techniques for analyzing malware. Students will learn how to identify and analyze software that causes harm to users, computers, and networks as part of an overall cyber defense and incident response plan. Understanding how malware works and what it was designed to do is crucial to thwarting future attacks.

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The PEN450 - Hacking and Web Exploitation class will introduce the student to the tools and techniques used in hacking and web exploitation, basic penetration testing techniques, basic web application attacks, defensive measures, and cryptographic techniques. At the conclusion of this class, students will understand the basic tools of offensive Cyber Security and which situations each tool is appropriate for. They will also understand basic defense measures and will obtain some practice in counteracting them.

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The PEN600 - Advanced Web Application Exploitation class builds upon your existing knowledge of web exploits and explores how to search for, find, and exploit hard-to-find vulnerabilities in web applications. Web applications are the source of many security vulnerabilities. Because of this, many web developers try to lock down the security of their web applications. However, not all of them do it correctly or completely, leaving certain avenues of attack still open. At the end of this class, students will understand the shortcomings of incomplete fixes to these vulnerabilities. They will also understand how these vulnerabilities might manifest themselves and how to modify their attack strategy to compensate.