Become a cyber security specialist. After this course, you will be able to discover security vulnerabilities across an entire network, by using network hacking techniques and vulnerability scanning . You will be able to architect your network for maximum security and prevent local and remote attacks. We also cover the use of custom router firmware to provide you with better network security services. You will understand the various types of firewalls that are available and what threats each help mitigate. Including layer 4 firewalls like Iptables on Linux and PF on MacOS and BSD. Virtual firewalls, host-based firewalls and application based firewalls like Pfsence. We cover firewalls on all platforms including Windows, Mac OS X and Linux for all types of use scenarios. We explore in detail wireless security, the configurations that are required for maximum security and why. How Wi-Fi is hacked and how to mitigate those attacks. Covering everything from encryption weaknesses to evil twins, RF isolation, and Wi-Fi crackers. You will master network monitoring to discover and identify potential hackers , malware and other adversaries that might be lurking on your network. Using tools like Wireshark , Tcpdump and Syslog. We then move away from network security and onto the details of how we are tracked online by corporations, nation-states your ISP and others. You will understand the techniques used like zombie super cookies, browser fingerprinting and how browser profiling works so third parties can establish who you are online. We look at search engine privacy - and how to mitigate the tracking and privacy issues of search engines and their associated services. Browser security - We cover one of the largest risks online, the browser. The doorway into your system. How to best reduce the attack surface of the browser and harden it for maximum security and privacy. A critical consideration for reducing your risk. Finally you will fully understand how to best use methods of authentication including passwords and multi-factor authentication - soft tokens and hard tokens . The best password managers to use and why. How passwords are cracked, and how to mitigate the cracking. This is volume 2 of 4 of your complete guide to cyber security privacy and anonymity.

With the increase use in technology comes efficiency but also a greater risk of crime. Proper cyber security awareness can help minimize or prevent you from being a victim of a cyber criminal. This course is designed for everyday computer users and takes a deeper look at types of cybersecurity attacks and best practices to prevent them. This IAAP-certified counts for 0.5 recertification points for the CAP certification under the Technology and Information Distribution content area. Email [email protected] with proof of completion of the course to obtain your certificate.

Learn a practical skill-set in securing laptops, desktops and mobile devices from all types of threats, including, advanced hackers, trackers, exploit kits, thieves and much more. On this course we cover end-point-protection , which is an extremely important and hot topic in cyber security right now! Become a cyber security specialist - Go from a beginner to advanced in this easy to follow expert course. Covering all the major platforms Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS and Android. Master the selection and implementation of solid disk encryption technology to protect devices from disk decryption attacks. Understand the current and next generation anti-virus solutions, how they work, how to select the best products and how to implement them successfully. Covering traditional end-point-protection technologies through to next generation and future technology; application control, execution prevention, machine learning and Artificial Intelligence. Learn how we can detect and monitor for threats such as malware and hackers through the use of security through deception and detection technologies. We have fun learning how to seek and destroy system resident malware and hackers. Get up to speed on your hacker hunting ! Learn how to perform operating system hardening to decrease the attacker surfaces of your devices to make them safer. Explore the best techniques in anti-forensics to securely delete data and meta-data so that it is unrecoverable by even computer forensics experts. Plus there is more. We end by looking the extremely important topic of email and messenger security. Email has natively poor security, but in this course, I teach you how to overcome those weaknesses and fully secure your communication. This is volume 4 of 4 of your complete guide to cybersecurity, privacy, and anonymity.

What is the IFCI Cybercrime Investigator's Course? IFCI’s flagship training program is the IFCI-CCI (Cybercrime Investigator) Training course. The IFCI-CCI teaches students the skills necessary to respond to all kinds of cybercrime incidents, from initial incident response and digital crime scene evidence acquisition to advanced forensic analysis and tracking International cybercriminals across the Internet. The main goal for this course is to empower the nation’s cyber investigators with the knowledge, skills and abilities to undertake and successfully carry out their own investigations. This course is the first step for investigators to turn the tables on cyber criminals who are fleecing legitimate economies worldwide of billions of dollars every year. Some Course highlights include: 15 hands-on labs - devised of real world scenarios Analysis of Windows forensic artifacts Volatile memory analysis Network intrusion investigations Internet activity and email analysis Network traffic data analysis International cybercriminal profiling Attack vector identification Dynamic malware analysis Who Should Take this course? Anybody whose job requires them to respond to cyber incidents, or anyone with an interest in cybercrime investigation, should take the IFCI-CCI training course. This course will help you by providing fast solutions to the following emergency situations: Corporate Risk/Security - Intellectual Property Theft Case: Your Research and Development Director quits and goes to work for a competitor. Can you determine if he copied your company’s secrets to a USB drive to take with him? Police Investigations - Kidnapping Case: A child is taken from his home at night and the family receives an email with a proof-of-life picture and ransom demand. Can you extract IP addresses from the email headers to track the offender back to his location, or extract lat/long coordinates from the picture’s EXIF data to determine the exact location the picture was taken? IT Security Team - Rogue Malware Case: You discover malware on an internal corporate computer but you don’t know what it does or why it’s there. Can you analyze the malware, determine its capabilities, identify its target data, and destroy its data exfiltration file before your corporate proprietary information is lost? Federal Cyber Agent - Botnet Investigation Case: You’ve tracked botnet malware back to a specific set of command and control servers, but what’s the next step? Can you determine the server’s physical location in the world and research current and historical whois information? Are you able to research other malicious domains associated with the same IP address and track Command and Control proxy servers back to specific malicious actors? E-Discovery Analyst - File access case: You’ve recovered and indexed thousands of PDF files on a computer. One was flagged as key to the case and you are asked if the computer owner knew of and accessed this file. Can you examine the Windows registry and link files to determine the exact time and date that specific users accessed individual files? Why take this course? Cybercrime is epidemic. The headlines declare it daily: 2015 - SONY is devastated by an attack that destroys its internal systems, steals terabytes of private data, posts unreleased movies on Internet torrent sites, and humiliates corporate executives. The cost to corporate image and revenue stream is uncountable. 2014 - Home Depot is hacked, losing an estimated 55 million credit cards to the cybercrime underground. 2013 - Russian Hackers steal 40 million credit cards from Target, resulting in approx $1 billion in losses to the company. 2012 - The Shamoon virus destroys nearly 30,000 Saudi Aramco Computers, temporarily shutting down one of the world’s largest corporations. 2011 - SONY data breach lost personal details and payment information for approximately 77 million customers, resulting in massive monetary loss and the temporary closure of the PlayStation Gaming Network. The corporations victimized in these situations were unprepared to respond to the attacks causing delayed investigations and reduced information flow to decision-making executives. Eventually, they contracted out the investigations to high-priced consultants, whose investigative results were often too little, too late. IFCI-CCI’s mission is to provide our students the knowledge and skills necessary to respond to network attacks immediately, analyze the evidence, produce actionable cyber-intelligence, and implement it to shore up security vulnerabilities before they become massive breaches like those mentioned above. There is a dearth of quality training in computer forensics, even less for hacker and malware focused investigations, and almost nothing that is available in a convenient online format that can be studied from the comfort of your own home, and fit to your own schedule. IFCI fills this void by providing the finest cybercrime investigation training in the world, created and delivered by some of the world’s foremost experts in their field, and streamed directly to any Internet-connected device you choose to employ.

The Cyber Security Threat Intelligence Researcher Certification will help you acquire the skills needed to find out who is behind an attack, what the specific threat group is, the nation from which the attack is being launched, as well as techniques being used to launch this attack. You will know how to take a small piece of malware, find out who is responsible for launching it, the threat actor location and also how to take down that threat actor, with the support of your local law enforcement. In today’s cyber security landscape, it isn't possible to prevent every attacks. Today’s attackers have significant funding, are patient, sophisticated, and target vulnerabilities in people and processes as well as technologies. With organizations increasingly relying on digitized information and sharing vast amounts of data across the globe, they have become easier targets for many different forms of attack. As a result, every company’s day-to-day operations, data and intellectual property are seriously at risk. In a corporate context, a cyber attack can not only damage your brand and reputation, it can also result in loss of competitive advantage, create legal/regulatory noncompliance and cause steep financial damage. Today’s secure environment will have vulnerabilities in it tomorrow, so an organization cannot allow itself to become complacent. There is only so much an organization can do by defending itself against threats that have already occurred. If an organization only reacts to new threats as they come up, are likely acting too late. It is important to understand and prioritize cyber threat intelligence processes, and how they can be integrated into an organization’s security operations in a way that adds value. Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) is an advanced process enabling organizations to gather valuable insights based on analysis of contextual and situational risks. These processes can be tailored to the organization’s specific threat landscape, industry and market. This intelligence can make a significant difference to organizations' abilities to anticipate breaches before they occur. Giving organizations the ability to respond quickly, decisively and effectively to confirmed breaches allows them to proactively maneuver defense mechanisms into place, prior to and during the attack. In this course, we’ll introduce you to the 8 phases of threat intelligence: Hunting - The goal of hunting is to establish techniques to collect samples from different sources that help to start profiling malicious threat actors. Features Extraction - The goal of Features Extraction is to identify unique Static features in the binaries that help to classify them into a specific malicious group. Behavior Extraction - The goal of Behavior Extraction is to identify unique Dynamic features in the binaries that help to classify them into a specific malicious group. Clustering and Correlation -  The goal of Clustering and Correlation is to classify malware based on Features and Behavior extracted and correlate the information to understand the attack flow. Threat Actor Attribution - The goal of Threat Actors is to locate the threat actors behind the malicious clusters identified. Tracking - The goal of tracking is to anticipate new attacks and identify new variants proactively. Taking Down - The goal of Taking down is to Dismantled Organized Crime Operations.

By some estimates, over 90% of security breaches can be prevented by simple security awareness. This course is designed for everyday computer users and will help identify and prevent common cyber threats through awareness and the development of basic good habits. By the end of this course, you will not be an expert in cyber security, but will understand and be aware of common best practices that have the ability reduce or eliminate the risks of becoming a victim of a cybersecurity breach. Now more than ever, we need to be diligent with our security best practices, not only for our own benefits, but to prevent irreparable harm to the businesses we work at and do business with. Many of the data breaches that have recently been in the public spotlight could have been easily prevented by employing some of the tools and techniques that are covered throughout this course. Like most of our courses, closed caption subtitles are available for this course in: Arabic, English, Simplified Chinese, German, Russian, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Spanish (Latin America), Hindi, and French. This IAAP-certified counts for 0.25 recertification points for the CAP certification under the Technology and Information Distribution content area. Email [email protected] with proof of completion of the course to obtain your certificate.

We can give this course another name “ Cybersecurity for Everyone ”. Although it targets the organizational cybersecurity behaviours, everyone can benefit from its content. Cybersecurity is the ability to protect your personal or your organizational information systems from impairment or even theft. This is essential to you or to your organization success. Applying effective security measures not only offers liability protection; it also increases efficiency and productivity. This course is designed differently as: You’ll find it’s concise; explanation is right to the point. It has professional instructional videos with expressive graphics and animations It’s rich with understanding check quizzes and feedback; and the animation case studies will help you practice what you’ve learnt in real life situations. By the end of this course from Lincademy, you will Understanding cyber security fundamentals Differentiating between types of malware Protecting yourself from breaches Understanding types of cyberattacks to look out for Protecting your mobile phones Applying techniques of social networks security Protecting organizations against critical cyberthreats Developing effective prevention methods

Coat your website with armor, protect yourself against the most common threats and vulnerabilities. Understand, with examples, how common security attacks work and how to mitigate them. Learn secure practices to keep your website users safe. Let's parse that. How do common security attacks work? : This course walks you through an entire range of web application security attacks, XSS, XSRF, Session Hijacking, Direct Object Reference and a whole lot more. How do we mitigate them? : Mitigating security risks is a web developer's core job. Learn by example how you can prevent script injection, use secure tokens to mitigate XSRF, manage sessions and cookies, sanitize and validate input, manage credentials safely using hashing and encryption etc. What secure practices to follow?: See what modern browsers have to offer for protection and risk mitigation, how you can  limit the surface area you expose in your site. What's included in this course: Security attacks such as Cross Site Scripting, Session Hijacking, Credential Management, Cross Site Request Forgery, SQL Injection, Direct Object Reference, Social Engineering Risk mitigation using the Content Security Policy Header, user input validation and sanitization, secure token validation, sandboxed iframes, secure sessions and expiry, password recovery Web security basics: Two factor authentication, Open Web Application Security Project,

I've upgraded my hacking gear! Have you updated your security? Together, we learn only 1 thing at a time. Episode 1: Awareness. Episode 2: Bitcoin (Progressing)... Choose one below. _._._._.,-. XXXX&,-'      ( /oo'.XXXXXX ====(   #        _(")===== _.-(#       .  /\-._.--. (###.\_(-'--'|_(\#\#####.' `-._###'#_#####.#_'.-'' kOs '.--' `-.-.-' Trust me! That's a pig! When offered a choice between dancing pigs and security, the user will always choose the dancing pigs (amusing graphic instead of the actual security warning). This is called as the dancing pig problem. The problem is, sometimes, small as a popup window & sometimes big as the twitter hack. Social Engineering, they say. The art of manipulation. To gather the Most Wanted Thing in the World . <<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>> "What am i?" "A prime minister?" "My data is worth nothing!" you may say. But the internet says otherwise. "Data is the new oil" is a slogan you can see, here, there, everywhere. Individual hackers on one side & Corporate trackers on another side They say, "We're sitting on top of a goldmine". To be honest, the truth is, there is something terribly wrong with this internet! Isn't it? Hacking & Tracking. Phishing & Scamming. All those mindless clicks are costing you, your data. A bitter truth! This is what you can expect from this course. Nothing more. Everything is on the internet! We just mix amusing graphic for the sake of learning! Actually, Solving the dancing pig problem! Preview for demo!

At the beginning of this course you will get a breakdown of the world of ethical hacking. If you ever wondered what ethical hacking is or what an ethical hacker does, this is for you.We will go into Kali Linux which is the ethical hacker’s OS for all things hacking. We will show you how to install Kali using VMWare. We will show you some important configuration settings that you should be aware of and go over some of the top tools in Kali. We will end with a demo on how to crack Wi-Fi passwords on a WEP network.