Cyber Security Foundations
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| Course Level: | Beginner to Advanced |
| Course Duration: | 4 Months | 8 Months |
| Training Days: | Monday to Friday |
| Training Time: | 4 Hours/Day | Regular Office Hours |
| Course Mode: | In-class (Offline) at our premises |
| Course Type: | Job-Oriented Training |
| Course Start: | Upon Registration / Admission |
| Class Size: | 1-to-1 | No Groups | No Batches |
COURSE BENEFITS
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Your Final Training Destination: We focus on real knowledge and practical skills—your training ends only when you secure a job.
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Discover Your Strengths: We help you choose (or suggest) the right technology based on your abilities and career goals.
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Recognize Your Skills: The entire program follows industry practices, and on successful placement, you receive an experience letter to validate your expertise.
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Be a High-Paid Fresher: Our unique training and placement model helps you secure the best possible starting salary. If you receive a better offer than ours, you are free to join them.
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No Limits on Learning: There is no fixed syllabus. Learn as much as you want—beyond standard topics—to build strong logical and technical skills.
Importance of cybersecurity
Evolution of cyber threats
Cybersecurity roles and responsibilities
Confidentiality, integrity, and availability
Risk management
The Cybersecurity Foundations Course provides an introduction to the fundamental concepts, principles, and practices of cybersecurity. This course is designed for individuals who are new to the field of cybersecurity and want to establish a solid understanding of the core concepts and techniques used to protect information systems from cyber threats.
Malware: viruses, worms, ransomware
Phishing and social engineering attacks
Hacking techniques: SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS)
Backdoors, Countermeasures etc
Network infrastructure: routers, switches, servers
Operating systems and software vulnerabilities
Human factors and insider threats
Denial of Service (DoS) attacks
Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks
Password cracking and brute-force attacks etc
Risk management principles
Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing
Security controls and mitigation strategies
Symmetric and asymmetric encryption
Digital signatures and certificates
Public key infrastructure (PKI) etc
Firewalls and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
Wireless network security
Software engineering
Security guidelines
Software vulnerabilities
Common software vulnerabilities
Best practices for secure coding
Software development life cycle (SDLC) and security considerations
Access control models: discretionary, mandatory, role-based
Multi-factor authentication
Identity and access management (IAM)
Incident response planning
Detection and containment of cybersecurity incidents
Forensics and incident investigation
Laws and regulations in cybersecurity
Privacy and data protection
Ethical hacking and responsible disclosure
Cryptography
Principles of permissions and Steganography
What is identity management?
Personally identifiable information
Authentication factors
Directory services and Kerberos
Password policies
Password assessment tools
Password managers
Group accounts and Service accounts
Federated identities
Identity as a Service etc
Monitoring vs. logging
Monitoring/logging benefits
What is physical security?
Defense in depth
Types of physical security controls
Device security
Human security
Security policies
Equipment tracking
No prior experience in cybersecurity is required. Basic computer literacy and familiarity with networking concepts will be beneficial and This course outline is intended as a general guide and may be customized to meet specific training objectives by trainer to trainer and candidates to candidates and The course will be delivered through a combination of lectures, hands-on exercises, case studies, and discussions.
Individuals seeking an introductory course in cybersecurity
Professionals transitioning into cybersecurity roles
Managers and executives responsible for information security
Students and enthusiasts interested in cybersecurity as a career
Basic knowledge of scripting and programming (any graduate)
LEARN WHAT SUITS YOU BEST
No limits on learning, duration, interviews, or salary growth. Learn as much as you want and get fully prepared for your first job—with complete freedom to grow at your pace.
4 MONTHS TRAINING(CODE :- PTP 4)
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4-month intensive training program
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Monday to Friday (4 hours per day)
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Only practical, hands-on learning
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Individual 1-to-1 personalized training
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Training by professional industry developers
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Stipend offered based on performance
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Guaranteed job through our on-job training model
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Ideal for Diploma/Graduates (any stream), career switchers, and IT enthusiasts
12 MONTHS TRAINING(CODE :- PTP 12)
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Up to 12 Months or Until Placement
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Monday to Friday (full day Adjusted Based on Work Opportunity)
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Live Work-Based Training with a Collaborative Team
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1 to 1, Real-World Project Experience & Industry-Standard Skills
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Unlimited Placement Support with Dual Job Opportunities
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Industry Diploma Recognized as Experience + Training Certificate
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Join as a Fresher, Graduate as an Experienced Professional Developer
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10+2, Diploma/Graduate (Any Stream), Career Changers & IT Enthusiasts.
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