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CyberSecurity Basic Path

Module I: Fundamentals of IT Security
1) Introduction to the fundamental concepts of computer security: In this course, we will provide an overview of the fundamental principles of computer security. Students will learn about threats, vulnerabilities, and the basic defense strategies that can be adopted to protect systems and data.
2) Principles of risk reduction: The course focuses on the strategies and methodologies used to identify, assess and mitigate risks in cybersecurity, in order to protect digital assets and reduce vulnerabilities. What is cyberspace and how is it evolving: not only social media, e-mail and the World Wide Web, but increasingly warfare, IoT, critical infrastructures and artificial intelligence
3) Data protection: This course provides an in-depth exploration of the principles, technologies, and best practices for protecting sensitive data throughout its lifecycle. Students will develop both theoretical knowledge and practical skills related to the protection of data integrity, confidentiality, and availability in compliance with international standards such as ISO/IEC 27001.
4) Device security: In this course, we will provide an overview of the main security devices used to protect networks and IT systems from both external and internal threats.
5) Network security: In this module, we will explore the fundamentals of protecting networks from both internal and external threats. Students will learn both the theory and practical skills necessary to implement and manage effective security solutions.

Module II: Fundamentals of Operating Systems and Databases
1) Basic Operating Systems Concepts: The course provides an overview of the fundamental concepts of operating systems, including concepts such as processes, memory, file management, and user interfaces;
2) Introduction to Databases: The course introduces the basic concepts of databases, including database types, data models, queries and data management;
3) Operating system security: The course explores the main threats to operating system security and countermeasures to protect systems from cyber attacks, malware and other vulnerabilities;
4) Data Backup and Recovery: The course covers practices and procedures for safely backing up data, ensuring its availability in the event of loss or corruption, and how to restore data in a timely and efficient manner should the need arise.

Module III: Networking aspects and TCP/IP protocols
1) Network Security Fundamentals: The course provides an overview of the fundamental concepts of network security, including communication security principles, data protection in transit and network access management, providing a solid foundation for understanding and implementing basic security measures in networks;
2) Firewalls and VPNs
3) Intrusion Detection: This course explores the techniques and tools used for network intrusion detection, including attack signatures, behavioral analysis, event correlation, and integration with security management systems. security information (SIEM), in order to identify and respond to threats in real time
4) Wireless Security: The course covers best practices and techniques for ensuring the security of wireless networks, including authentication protocols, data encryption, key management, and protection measures against attacks such as data interception and access not authorized to the network.

Module IV: Introduction to Regulations and Best Practices
1) Privacy Regulations: Overview of key privacy regulations, such as the GDPR and other national and international laws, and analyzes the implications for organizations, including data protection requirements and sanctions in case of violation;
2) Data Protection Best Practices: The course provides an overview of the most effective methods and techniques for securing personal and sensitive data. Participants will learn how to apply data protection measures to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and compliance with privacy regulations
3) Regulatory Compliance: This course addresses organizations’ responsibilities to comply with safety regulations and standards, such as ISO 27001 and other industry standards, and provides guidance on how to implement policies, procedures and controls to ensure regulatory compliance
4) Risk Management: This course aims to provide a practical understanding of risk management in the field of cybersecurity. Participants will learn how to identify, assess, and mitigate cyber risks using internationally recognized frameworks and techniques, enabling them to contribute effectively to their organization’s security posture.

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CyberSecurity Basic Path

Module I: Fundamentals of IT Security

Module II: Fundamentals of Operating Systems and Databases

Module III: Networking aspects and TCP/IP protocols

Module IV: Introduction to Regulations and Best Practices

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CyberSecurity Basic Path

Module I: Fundamentals of IT Security

Module II: Fundamentals of Operating Systems and Databases

Module III: Networking aspects and TCP/IP protocols

Module IV: Introduction to Regulations and Best Practices

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© 2024 cyberprotrain. All Rights Reserved Design & Developed 🔐 by INNOVATION HIVE

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