1) Cyber Security Terminologies & Concepts

To be able to participate in cyber security incidents discussions, one needs
a clear understanding of the various terms that are used. This section will
explain in non-technical concepts, such as: network architecture, virus,
ransomware, Stuxnet, cybercrime, IOT, VPN, cloud, exploits, firewall, data
breaches, malware, Trojan house, worm, bot/bot net, DDOS,
phishing/spear phishing, encryption, BYOD, clickjacking, pen-testing,
domain, software, etc.

2) Security in the Digital Age

Discusses the cyber security threat landscape and organizational
vulnerabilities, including sabotage, insider threat, the use of intelligence in
operational programs and policy analysis, impacts of AI on cybersecurity,
etc.

3) Cyber Attacker Tradecraft

Discusses recent cyber incidents and their impacts on organizations, how
attackers exploit small system vulnerabilities to escalate their access and
steal classified/confidential information.

Hands – on Demonstration
This section will also include hands – on demonstration of how hackers
gain access to files, the tools and techniques used (Linux Operating
System, Pineapple, Flipper Zero, Phyton, etc.), social media vulnerability
exposures and mitigation strategies, cloning of devices, etc.

4) Cyber Security Controls

Covers open-source collection of intelligence, techniques/cycles, social
engineering, types of information available to conduct personnel
assessments, understanding criminal mindset, modern warfare, cyber
security culture, and best practices.