Full Stack Cyber Security
Defend Every Layer –
Next Cohort
Course Duration
480 Hrs
Course Overview
The Full Stack Cyber Security program is a comprehensive, career-oriented training designed to prepare learners for the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, networking, and digital infrastructure protection. With a growing number of cyber threats across industries, this program is tailored to provide a robust foundation in networking, Linux systems, cybersecurity essentials, ethical hacking, SIEM tools, and advanced network security practices.
Key Features
- Full-stack coverage: Network, System, and Application Security
- CEH-aligned Ethical Hacking training
- Covers security for Windows, Linux, and Cloud
- SOC operations, SIEM tools, and threat detection
Skills Covered
- Ethical Hacking
- SIEM & Log Analysis
- Threat Hunting & Intelligence
- Linux Security & Scripting
- Endpoint and Cloud Security
- Access Control and IAM
Course Curriculum
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Module 1 - Python Programming
- Introduction to Python and Basic Syntax Understand Python installation, syntax rules, and writing your first program.
- Control Structures Learn decision-making (if/else), loops (for, while), and flow control techniques.
- Functions Define and call functions, understand parameters, return values, and scope.
- Data Structures Work with lists, tuples, dictionaries, and sets for real-world data manipulation.
- File Handling Read, write, and manage text and CSV files using Python.
- Modules & Libraries Import built-in and custom modules; explore popular libraries like math, datetime, etc.
- Exception Handling Handle errors gracefully using try-except blocks, raising exceptions, and best practices.
- Object-Oriented Programming Learn classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation in Python.
- Python programming with Databases Connect to databases (e.g., SQLite, MySQL), perform CRUD operations using Python.
- Hands-On Practice and Hands On Guided Project Apply concepts through coding exercises, quizzes, and a mentor-led capstone project.
Module 2 - Networking Essentials
- Introduction to Networking Understand the basics of computer networks, types (LAN, WAN, MAN), and networking devices like routers, switches, hubs, etc.
- TCP/IP Model and IP Addressing Explore the layers of the TCP/IP model and learn about IPv4/IPv6 addressing schemes and classes.
- Subnetting and DHCP Learn how to calculate subnets, subnet masks, and understand how DHCP automates IP assignment.
- Application Layer Protocol Study key protocols like HTTP, FTP, DNS, SMTP, and how they function within the TCP/IP model.
- Network Troubleshooting and Basic Security Get introduced to common network issues, diagnostic tools (ping, traceroute), and foundational security practices like firewalls, antivirus, and access control.
- Introduction to OSI Layer Learn the 7-layer OSI model that standardizes network communication from physical to application level.
- Transmission Medium Explore different mediums like cables, fiber optics, and wireless used to transmit data across networks.
- Topology Study network layouts such as star, bus, ring, and mesh and how they affect performance and reliability.
- Ranges of Classes Explore IP address classes (A, B, C, etc.) and their usage based on the size and scope of networks.
- Wireless Technology Learn how Wi-Fi and other wireless standards work to enable cable-free connectivity.
- IPv4 Study the widely used 32-bit IP addressing system and its limitations in modern networking.
- IPv6 Understand the advanced 128-bit addressing system designed to replace IPv4 with greater scalability.
Module 3 - Linux Basics
- Introduction of Linux
- Linux Graphical User Interface
- Accessing the Command Lines
- Working with Files Managing Local Users and Groups
- Controlling Access to Files
- Monitoring and Managing Linux Processes
- Managing Software Packages
- Managing Basic Storage
- Managing Logical Volumes
- Controlling the Boot Process
- Managing Network settings
- Linux Fundamentals and Basic Administration
- System Administration
- Security and Scripting
- RHCA Specific Topics and Introduction to Cloud Computing
Module 4 - Cyber Security
- Intro to Cyber Security Understand the core principles of cybersecurity, its importance, and key concepts like CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability).
- Cyber Attacks Learn about common threats including malware, phishing, DoS/DDoS attacks, ransomware, and social engineering.
- Security Devices (Firewall, IDS, IPS) Explore how firewalls, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) protect networks and systems.
- OS Hardening Secure your OS through user account controls, patch management, disabling unnecessary services, and enforcing security policies.
- Web & Application Security Basics Gain foundational knowledge on securing web applications, understanding vulnerabilities like XSS, SQL injection, and the OWASP Top 10.
Module 5 - Introduction to Cloud Computing
- Introduction to Cloud Computing Learn the fundamentals of cloud computing, deployment models (Public, Private, Hybrid), and service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS).
- Core Cloud Services Explore key services such as compute (EC2), storage (S3), networking (VPC), and databases (RDS) offered by major cloud providers like AWS, Azure, or GCP.
- Introduction to Cloud DevOps Understand the principles of DevOps, CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and automation tools like Docker, Jenkins, and Terraform.
- Advanced Cloud Computing Dive deeper into cloud architecture, security best practices, monitoring, load balancing, auto-scaling, and multi-cloud strategies.
- Hands-on Guided Project Work on real-world projects simulating production environments, with mentorship on choosing roles like Cloud Engineer, DevOps Engineer, or SRE.
- Career Pathways and Hands-On Labs Practice skills in real cloud environments using sandboxed labs for deploying, securing, and managing cloud infrastructure.
Module 6 - Data Analytics
- Introduction to Data Analysis and Tools Learn the fundamentals of data analytics, its applications, and key tools used by professionals (Excel, SQL, Power BI, Python, etc.).
- Data Cleaning and Preprocessing Understand how to handle missing data, remove duplicates, normalize formats, and prepare raw data for analysis.
- Advanced Excel Master pivot tables, advanced formulas, charts, lookups, and data modeling techniques for actionable insights.
- Power BI Build interactive dashboards, create visual reports, and connect to multiple data sources for dynamic business intelligence.
Module 7 - Gen AI Tools and Usage
- Introduction to GenAI & Prompt Engineering Understand the fundamentals of Generative AI, including how large language models (LLMs) like GPT work. Learn the basics of crafting effective prompts to guide AI responses for different tasks.
- ChatGPT for Learning Explore how to use ChatGPT as a smart learning companion — for explaining concepts, summarizing topics, solving doubts, and preparing for interviews or assignments.
- Coding & Research Leverage GenAI tools to write, debug, and understand code more efficiently. Discover how AI can assist in research, documentation, and rapid prototyping.
- GitHub Copilot & Code Assistants Gain hands-on experience with tools like GitHub Copilot, Tabnine, and other AI-powered code assistants to boost productivity, write better code, and speed up development
- Prompt Engineering Deep Dive for Coding Master advanced prompt techniques specifically tailored for coding tasks — such as generating algorithms, refactoring code, translating languages, or writing test cases effectively with AI tools.
- Introduction to Python and Basic Syntax Understand Python installation, syntax rules, and writing your first program.
- Control Structures Learn decision-making (if/else), loops (for, while), and flow control techniques.
- Functions Define and call functions, understand parameters, return values, and scope.
- Data Structures Work with lists, tuples, dictionaries, and sets for real-world data manipulation.
- File Handling Read, write, and manage text and CSV files using Python.
- Modules & Libraries Import built-in and custom modules; explore popular libraries like math, datetime, etc.
- Exception Handling Handle errors gracefully using try-except blocks, raising exceptions, and best practices.
- Object-Oriented Programming Learn classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation in Python.
- Python programming with Databases Connect to databases (e.g., SQLite, MySQL), perform CRUD operations using Python.
- Hands-On Practice and Hands On Guided Project Apply concepts through coding exercises, quizzes, and a mentor-led capstone project.
- Introduction to Networking Understand the basics of computer networks, types (LAN, WAN, MAN), and networking devices like routers, switches, hubs, etc.
- TCP/IP Model and IP Addressing Explore the layers of the TCP/IP model and learn about IPv4/IPv6 addressing schemes and classes.
- Subnetting and DHCP Learn how to calculate subnets, subnet masks, and understand how DHCP automates IP assignment.
- Application Layer Protocol Study key protocols like HTTP, FTP, DNS, SMTP, and how they function within the TCP/IP model.
- Network Troubleshooting and Basic Security Get introduced to common network issues, diagnostic tools (ping, traceroute), and foundational security practices like firewalls, antivirus, and access control.
- Introduction to OSI Layer Learn the 7-layer OSI model that standardizes network communication from physical to application level.
- Transmission Medium Explore different mediums like cables, fiber optics, and wireless used to transmit data across networks.
- Topology Study network layouts such as star, bus, ring, and mesh and how they affect performance and reliability.
- Ranges of Classes Explore IP address classes (A, B, C, etc.) and their usage based on the size and scope of networks.
- Wireless Technology Learn how Wi-Fi and other wireless standards work to enable cable-free connectivity.
- IPv4 Study the widely used 32-bit IP addressing system and its limitations in modern networking.
- IPv6 Understand the advanced 128-bit addressing system designed to replace IPv4 with greater scalability.
- Introduction to Linux and Basic Commands Learn Linux architecture, terminal usage, and essential commands for navigation, file handling, and system interaction.
- User and File Permissions Management Understand Linux user roles, groups, and permission settings (read, write, execute) using chmod, chown, and usermod.
- Process Management and Shell Scripting Basics Manage processes using ps, top, kill; write basic shell scripts for automation and task scheduling.
- Package Management and Disk Management Install, update, and remove software using package managers like apt, yum; manage partitions and disk space using df, du, and fdisk.
- Networking Basics and System Monitoring Configure IP settings, check connectivity, and monitor system performance using tools like netstat, ping, vmstat, and htop.
- Intro to Cyber Security Understand the core principles of cybersecurity, its importance, and key concepts like CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability).
- Cyber Attacks Learn about common threats including malware, phishing, DoS/DDoS attacks, ransomware, and social engineering.
- Security Devices (Firewall, IDS, IPS) Explore how firewalls, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) protect networks and systems.
- OS Hardening Secure your OS through user account controls, patch management, disabling unnecessary services, and enforcing security policies.
- Web & Application Security Basics Gain foundational knowledge on securing web applications, understanding vulnerabilities like XSS, SQL injection, and the OWASP Top 10.
- Introduction to Cloud Computing Learn the fundamentals of cloud computing, deployment models (Public, Private, Hybrid), and service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS).
- Core Cloud Services Explore key services such as compute (EC2), storage (S3), networking (VPC), and databases (RDS) offered by major cloud providers like AWS, Azure, or GCP.
- Introduction to Cloud DevOps Understand the principles of DevOps, CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and automation tools like Docker, Jenkins, and Terraform.
- Advanced Cloud Computing Dive deeper into cloud architecture, security best practices, monitoring, load balancing, auto-scaling, and multi-cloud strategies.
- Hands-on Guided Project Work on real-world projects simulating production environments, with mentorship on choosing roles like Cloud Engineer, DevOps Engineer, or SRE.
- Career Pathways and Hands-On Labs Practice skills in real cloud environments using sandboxed labs for deploying, securing, and managing cloud infrastructure.
- Introduction to Data Analysis and Tools Learn the fundamentals of data analytics, its applications, and key tools used by professionals (Excel, SQL, Power BI, Python, etc.).
- Data Cleaning and Preprocessing Understand how to handle missing data, remove duplicates, normalize formats, and prepare raw data for analysis.
- Advanced Excel Master pivot tables, advanced formulas, charts, lookups, and data modeling techniques for actionable insights.
- Power BI Build interactive dashboards, create visual reports, and connect to multiple data sources for dynamic business intelligence.
- Introduction to GenAI & Prompt Engineering Understand the fundamentals of Generative AI, including how large language models (LLMs) like GPT work. Learn the basics of crafting effective prompts to guide AI responses for different tasks.
- ChatGPT for Learning Explore how to use ChatGPT as a smart learning companion — for explaining concepts, summarizing topics, solving doubts, and preparing for interviews or assignments.
- Coding & Research Leverage GenAI tools to write, debug, and understand code more efficiently. Discover how AI can assist in research, documentation, and rapid prototyping.
- GitHub Copilot & Code Assistants Gain hands-on experience with tools like GitHub Copilot, Tabnine, and other AI-powered code assistants to boost productivity, write better code, and speed up development
- Prompt Engineering Deep Dive for Coding Master advanced prompt techniques specifically tailored for coding tasks — such as generating algorithms, refactoring code, translating languages, or writing test cases effectively with AI tools.
Core IT Ops: Network, Server & Cloud
Module 1 - Introduction to IT & Networking
- Computer fundamentals Covers the basics of hardware, software, memory, input/output devices, and how a computer processes and stores data.
- OS concepts Learn core Operating System functions like process management, memory allocation, file systems, and system security.
- Types of networks Understand LAN, WAN, MAN, PAN, and wireless networks, and how they enable data communication and resource sharing.
- IP addressing Study IPv4/IPv6 formats, classes, and address types (public/private) used to uniquely identify devices in a network.
- DNS Learn how DNS resolves domain names to IP addresses, enabling web access without remembering numeric addresses.
- DHCP Understand how DHCP automatically assigns IP addresses to devices, ensuring smooth network connectivity and management.
- Subnetting Master subnetting to divide networks into smaller, efficient segments, improving security, traffic management, and scalability.
Module 2 - CCNA
- Routing Learn how routers forward data between networks using routing tables and protocols like RIP, OSPF, and BGP.
- Switching Understand how switches manage data within a LAN by forwarding frames based on MAC addresses for efficient communication.
- VLANs Segment networks virtually to isolate traffic, improve security, and enhance performance within large organizations.
- WAN protocols Explore protocols like MPLS, PPP, and Frame Relay used to connect geographically dispersed networks over wide-area connections.
- Network security basics Get introduced to essential practices like firewalls, antivirus, intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS), and secure access.
- Access List Control network traffic by setting rules on routers and firewalls that permit or deny traffic based on IP, protocol, or port.
- NAT Learn how NAT translates private IP addresses to public ones, enabling secure internet access and IP conservation.
Module 3 - Cloud Fundamentals
- Cloud concepts Understand the core principles of cloud computing, including scalability, elasticity, on-demand access, and pay-as-you-go models.
- Service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) Learn the differences between Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS), and their use cases.
- Deployment models Explore public, private, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments, and understand how they impact data control and deployment strategies.
- AWS/GCP/Azure basics Get introduced to the top cloud providers—Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure—including their core services, consoles, and billing models.
Module 4 - Linux Server Administration
- File systems Learn how Linux organizes and manages data using hierarchical file structures, mounting, and common file system types like ext4 and XFS.
- User/group management Understand how to create, modify, and manage users and groups, set login policies, and assign system access.
- Permissions Master file and directory permissions (read, write, execute) and ownership using chmod, chown, and umask to ensure security.
- Basic scripting Write shell scripts to automate repetitive tasks using loops, conditionals, and variables in bash or sh environments.
- Package management Install, update, and remove software packages using tools like apt, yum, or dnf, and manage dependencies effectively.
Module 5 - Windows Server Administration
- Active Directory Learn how to set up and manage Active Directory for centralized authentication, domain control, and resource access in enterprise environments.
- User management Create and manage user accounts, set permissions, enforce password policies, and control access through Active Directory tools.
- Group policies Configure Group Policy Objects to enforce security settings, software installations, desktop restrictions, and user environment controls across the network.
- File sharing Set up and manage shared folders, NTFS permissions, and network access controls for secure and efficient file distribution.
- Remote access Enable and manage secure remote connections using tools like Remote Desktop Services (RDS), VPNs, and firewall configurations.
- Computer fundamentals Covers the basics of hardware, software, memory, input/output devices, and how a computer processes and stores data.
- OS concepts Learn core Operating System functions like process management, memory allocation, file systems, and system security.
- Types of networks Understand LAN, WAN, MAN, PAN, and wireless networks, and how they enable data communication and resource sharing.
- IP addressing Study IPv4/IPv6 formats, classes, and address types (public/private) used to uniquely identify devices in a network.
- DNS Learn how DNS resolves domain names to IP addresses, enabling web access without remembering numeric addresses.
- DHCP Understand how DHCP automatically assigns IP addresses to devices, ensuring smooth network connectivity and management.
- Subnetting Master subnetting to divide networks into smaller, efficient segments, improving security, traffic management, and scalability.
- Routing Learn how routers forward data between networks using routing tables and protocols like RIP, OSPF, and BGP.
- Switching Understand how switches manage data within a LAN by forwarding frames based on MAC addresses for efficient communication.
- VLANs Segment networks virtually to isolate traffic, improve security, and enhance performance within large organizations.
- WAN protocols Explore protocols like MPLS, PPP, and Frame Relay used to connect geographically dispersed networks over wide-area connections.
- Network security basics Get introduced to essential practices like firewalls, antivirus, intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS), and secure access.
- Access List Control network traffic by setting rules on routers and firewalls that permit or deny traffic based on IP, protocol, or port.
- NAT Learn how NAT translates private IP addresses to public ones, enabling secure internet access and IP conservation.
- Cloud concepts Understand the core principles of cloud computing, including scalability, elasticity, on-demand access, and pay-as-you-go models.
- Service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) Learn the differences between Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS), and their use cases.
- Deployment models Explore public, private, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments, and understand how they impact data control and deployment strategies.
- AWS/GCP/Azure basics Get introduced to the top cloud providers—Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure—including their core services, consoles, and billing models.
- File systems Learn how Linux organizes and manages data using hierarchical file structures, mounting, and common file system types like ext4 and XFS.
- User/group management Understand how to create, modify, and manage users and groups, set login policies, and assign system access.
- Permissions Master file and directory permissions (read, write, execute) and ownership using chmod, chown, and umask to ensure security.
- Basic scripting Write shell scripts to automate repetitive tasks using loops, conditionals, and variables in bash or sh environments.
- Package management Install, update, and remove software packages using tools like apt, yum, or dnf, and manage dependencies effectively.
- Active Directory Learn how to set up and manage Active Directory for centralized authentication, domain control, and resource access in enterprise environments.
- User management Create and manage user accounts, set permissions, enforce password policies, and control access through Active Directory tools.
- Group policies Configure Group Policy Objects to enforce security settings, software installations, desktop restrictions, and user environment controls across the network.
- File sharing Set up and manage shared folders, NTFS permissions, and network access controls for secure and efficient file distribution.
- Remote access Enable and manage secure remote connections using tools like Remote Desktop Services (RDS), VPNs, and firewall configurations.
Cyber Security Expert
Module 1 - Information Security Foundations
- CIA triad The cornerstone of cybersecurity—Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability—ensuring data is protected, accurate, and accessible to authorized users.
- Threat landscape Explore the evolving range of cyber threats, including phishing, ransomware, insider threats, and APTs (Advanced Persistent Threats).
- Malware types Understand different malicious software types like viruses, worms, trojans, spyware, and ransomware, and how they affect systems.
- Security policies Learn how organizations define rules and procedures for cybersecurity, covering acceptable use, password policies, and incident response.
- Responsive Design Design web applications that adapt seamlessly across screen sizes and devices using flexible layouts and media queries.
- Tailwind (optional) Use Tailwind CSS, a utility-first framework, to rapidly build modern, responsive, and customizable UIs with minimal custom CSS.
Module 2 - Network Security & Firewalls
- Firewalls Hardware or software systems that monitor and control incoming and outgoing network traffic based on pre-defined security rules to block unauthorized access.
- IDS/IPS (Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems) Tools that detect (IDS) and actively prevent (IPS) malicious traffic, unauthorized access, or anomalous behavior within a network.
- VPNs(Virtual Private Networks) Secure tunnels that encrypt your internet connection, protecting data transmission and enabling private remote access to internal networks.
- Port scanning Technique used to discover open ports and services on a system, often used by network admins for assessment or attackers for exploitation.
- Vulnerability scanning (Nmap, Nessus) Automated tools like Nmap and Nessus help identify weaknesses or outdated software across systems to proactively secure the network.
Module 3 - System & OS Security
- Hardening Linux & Windows Apply best practices and security controls to minimize vulnerabilities in both Linux and Windows systems by disabling unused services and enforcing policies.
- Patching Regularly update systems with security patches and software fixes to close known vulnerabilities and prevent exploit attacks.
- Permissions Enforce access control using proper user/group permissions to restrict unauthorized actions on critical files and directories.
- Secure configurations Establish and maintain secure baseline settings for system components, including firewall rules, registry settings, and system services.
Module 4 - Ethical Hacking & Pen Testing
- Phases of hacking Understand the ethical hacking lifecycle: Reconnaissance, Scanning, Gaining Access, Maintaining Access, and Covering Tracks — aligned with CEH standards.
- Reconnaissance The information-gathering phase where hackers identify targets, open ports, services, and potential vulnerabilities before launching an attack.
- Exploitation Leverage identified vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access or execute payloads — ethically done to test system security.
- Tools like Metasploit, Wireshark, Offensive Python Use industry-standard tools for penetration testing, network sniffing, and writing custom attack/defense scripts with Python for ethical hacking scenarios.
Module 5 - Security Operations & SIEM
- Incident response Learn how to detect, investigate, contain, and recover from cybersecurity incidents through structured response plans and playbooks.
- SOC operations Understand the daily functioning of a Security Operations Center — including monitoring, threat triage, and escalation processes handled by analysts.
- SIEM tools (Splunk, ELK, etc.) Gain hands-on experience with Security Information and Event Management tools like Splunk and ELK Stack to analyze logs, detect threats, and automate alerts.
Module 6 - Cloud Security
- Identity & Access Mgmt (IAM) Control who can access cloud resources and what actions they can perform using role-based access, MFA, and fine-grained permissions.
- Cloud-specific threats Understand risks unique to cloud environments such as misconfigurations, insecure APIs, and data exposure in multi-tenant setups.
- Shared responsibility model Learn how cloud security is divided between the provider and the customer — with clearly defined roles for data, infrastructure, and application safety.
- Secure cloud design (AWS/Azure) Build and audit secure architectures on platforms like AWS and Azure using encryption, VPCs, IAM roles, logging, and network security best practices.
- CIA triad The cornerstone of cybersecurity—Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability—ensuring data is protected, accurate, and accessible to authorized users.
- Threat landscape Explore the evolving range of cyber threats, including phishing, ransomware, insider threats, and APTs (Advanced Persistent Threats).
- Malware types Understand different malicious software types like viruses, worms, trojans, spyware, and ransomware, and how they affect systems.
- Security policies Learn how organizations define rules and procedures for cybersecurity, covering acceptable use, password policies, and incident response.
- Responsive Design Design web applications that adapt seamlessly across screen sizes and devices using flexible layouts and media queries.
- Tailwind (optional) Use Tailwind CSS, a utility-first framework, to rapidly build modern, responsive, and customizable UIs with minimal custom CSS.
- Firewalls Hardware or software systems that monitor and control incoming and outgoing network traffic based on pre-defined security rules to block unauthorized access.
- IDS/IPS (Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems) Tools that detect (IDS) and actively prevent (IPS) malicious traffic, unauthorized access, or anomalous behavior within a network.
- VPNs(Virtual Private Networks) Secure tunnels that encrypt your internet connection, protecting data transmission and enabling private remote access to internal networks.
- Port scanning Technique used to discover open ports and services on a system, often used by network admins for assessment or attackers for exploitation.
- Vulnerability scanning (Nmap, Nessus) Automated tools like Nmap and Nessus help identify weaknesses or outdated software across systems to proactively secure the network.
- Hardening Linux & Windows Apply best practices and security controls to minimize vulnerabilities in both Linux and Windows systems by disabling unused services and enforcing policies.
- Patching Regularly update systems with security patches and software fixes to close known vulnerabilities and prevent exploit attacks.
- Permissions Enforce access control using proper user/group permissions to restrict unauthorized actions on critical files and directories.
- Secure configurations Establish and maintain secure baseline settings for system components, including firewall rules, registry settings, and system services.
- Phases of hacking Understand the ethical hacking lifecycle: Reconnaissance, Scanning, Gaining Access, Maintaining Access, and Covering Tracks — aligned with CEH standards.
- Reconnaissance The information-gathering phase where hackers identify targets, open ports, services, and potential vulnerabilities before launching an attack.
- Exploitation Leverage identified vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access or execute payloads — ethically done to test system security.
- Tools like Metasploit, Wireshark, Offensive Python Use industry-standard tools for penetration testing, network sniffing, and writing custom attack/defense scripts with Python for ethical hacking scenarios.
- Incident response Learn how to detect, investigate, contain, and recover from cybersecurity incidents through structured response plans and playbooks.
- SOC operations Understand the daily functioning of a Security Operations Center — including monitoring, threat triage, and escalation processes handled by analysts.
- SIEM tools (Splunk, ELK, etc.) Gain hands-on experience with Security Information and Event Management tools like Splunk and ELK Stack to analyze logs, detect threats, and automate alerts.
- Identity & Access Mgmt (IAM) Control who can access cloud resources and what actions they can perform using role-based access, MFA, and fine-grained permissions.
- Cloud-specific threats Understand risks unique to cloud environments such as misconfigurations, insecure APIs, and data exposure in multi-tenant setups.
- Shared responsibility model Learn how cloud security is divided between the provider and the customer — with clearly defined roles for data, infrastructure, and application safety.
- Secure cloud design (AWS/Azure) Build and audit secure architectures on platforms like AWS and Azure using encryption, VPCs, IAM roles, logging, and network security best practices.
Salary Scale
Maximum
20 LPA
Average
13 LPA
Minimum
6 LPA
Job Role
- Cyber Security Analyst
- Network Security Engineer
- Information Security Associate
- Vulnerability Analyst
- Security Operations Specialist
- Security Support Engineer
Course Certificate
Eligibility Criteria
- Have a minimum of 70% marks throughout their academics
- Possess good English communication skills
- Pass the entrance test conducted by Futureacad
Tools & Technologies
Training Options
Online Training
₹46500
₹
34,000
Including Taxes* -
Structured, Industry-Vetted Curriculum
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200+ Practical Assignments & Labs
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Capstone Projects & Real-Time Simulations
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Training on Industry-Relevant Tools & Platforms
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AI-Powered LMS with Lifetime Access
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Placement Assistance, Career Support & Guaranteed Placements
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Live, Face-to-Face Mentorship
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Collaborative Peer Learning
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Hands-On Experience in Physical Labs
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Offline Hiring Drives & Resume Building Sessions
job guarantee
Classroom Training
₹93000
₹
69,000
Including Taxes* -
Structured, Industry-Vetted Curriculum
-
200+ Practical Assignments & Labs
-
Capstone Projects & Real-Time Simulations
-
Training on Industry-Relevant Tools & Platforms
-
AI-Powered LMS with Lifetime Access
-
Placement Assistance, Career Support & Guaranteed Placements
-
Live, Face-to-Face Mentorship
-
Collaborative Peer Learning
-
Hands-On Experience in Physical Labs
-
Offline Hiring Drives & Resume Building Sessions
job guarantee
Admission Process
Job Readiness Assessment & Communication Test
Clear the qualifier test to be eligible for the program
Complete
Counselling
Only shortlisted candidates go through the counselling
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Learning
Unlock your potential with expert-led learning and stand out
Why Join this Program
Earn a job
Receive complete job assistance tailored to your career goals. Get expert placement guidance to confidently step into the industry.
Leverage knowledge from industry experts
Learn directly from seasoned Trainers and Gain real-world insights that go beyond textbooks.
Industry-relevant Tools & Practical Learning
Get hands-on experience with the latest tools used by top companies. Hands-on learning through 200+ exercises and 10+ projects with seamless access to integrated labs.
Structured, industry-vetted curriculum
A curriculum shaped by experts to meet evolving industry demands. Structured learning ensures you're career-ready from day one.
Integrated with Gen AI Modules
The curriculum includes cutting-edge Generative AI modules designed to align with emerging tech trends.
Interview preparation & Placement assistance
Sharpen your interview skills with practical training and expert guidance. Receive complete placement support to connect with top recruiters.
Why Join this Program
Expert Trainers & Mentorship
Learn from experienced security professionals.
High Job Demand
Massive hiring demand across IT, BFSI, and defense sectors.
Industry-Relevant Curriculum
Designed for real-world cybersecurity job roles.
Hands-on Hacking Labs
Simulated attacks and defenses build practical skills.
FAQ
CEH, Security+, CompTIA CySA+, and SOC analyst roles.
Yes, with practical labs and simulations.
Recordings and mentor support are available.
Yes, hybrid options support part-time learning.
Learners have access to a support system that includes mentorship, discussion forums, and technical assistance to help with any queries or challenges faced during the course.
Yes, including vulnerability assessments and audits.