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Cyber Core (CYB)
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Defensive Operations (CND)
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Offensive Operations (CNE)
ADVERSARIAL THREAT MODELING AND EMULATION
5 Days
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The Adversarial Threat Modeling and Emulation course is an intense, hands-on course that takes students through each stage of offensive operations methodologies using tradecraft, stealth and detection avoidance as the key principals. Students will gain proficiency with open-source penetration tools and learn techniques in vulnerability scanning, remote and client-side exploitation, and advanced post-exploitation techniques targeting both Windows and UNIX based operating systems. Students will utilize a wide range of advanced exploitation techniques to gain remote execution on multiple platforms ranging from Ubuntu to Windows 10. The course culminates with a comprehensive, challenging Capture-the-Flag competition. The exercise is a scenario-based challenge that engages the students in a friendly competition between two teams to capture multiple flags implanted throughout the network and solve various challenges and tasks. Techniques used will cover the gamut from scanning, network exploitation, and backdoor installation to artifact recovery and forensics.
POWERSHELL FOR RED TEAMING
5 Days
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The PowerShell for Red Teaming Course (PoRT) is based on the methodologies and processes used by professional government and corporate penetration testers, but with a strong emphasis on utilizing Windows PowerShell to leverage the .NET framework and Windows Management Instrumentation. PoRT focuses on scanning, host enumeration, remote and local exploitation, as well as tool building and scripting, with an emphasis on avoiding detection by users or security products. Students will be exposed to and learn penetration testing using advanced persistent threat techniques. PoRT covers a wide range of tactics, including clientside exploitation, process analysis, redirection and tunneling, as well as maintaining persistent presence on a target. The course is very hands on, with each section being reinforced with multiple labs, and concludes with a culmination exercise to test the skills the students have learned.
Detection & Threat Hunting (DET)
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Cyber Software Development (CSD)
PYTHON FOR RED TEAMS
5 Days
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The Python for Red Teams Course challenges students to implement their own custom attack frameworks for use during penetration testing and other activities. Students will no longer need to rely on a framework written and designed by someone else during assignments, they will use a tool that they created, free of known and compromising signatures. By leveraging what they have learned in the past with Python and new concepts introduced in the course, students will design and develop a framework that is both extensible and easy to use. During this 5 day course, students will be given a sample framework which will act as a template for their own platform. Each module in the course will allow students to build upon and customize their platform while learning to convert and import new tactics and techniques. The topics covered range from simple scanners to custom browser exploitation to privilege escalation, all built into a custom framework. On the final day of the course, students will be challenged to use this newly created attack platform in a live assessment, including designing and developing new features on-the-fly to handle new challenges within the assessment range. By the end of the course, students will walk away with a framework they can use on future assessments and continue to build upon.
PYTHON PROGRAMMING
5 Days
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The Python Programming Course is a concentrated, hands-on course that arms students with the skills and knowledge to leverage the Python programming language in everyday computer network operations. Students will start at the beginning with Python, no assumptions are made on prior skill level, and work towards becoming proficient in the language both in reading source code and designing and developing their own applications. The course uses real-world techniques within each of the modules, demonstrating how Python can be leveraged in each scenario to help improve success and efficiency. Topics range from creating your own password cracking tool to setting up client-server applications, all within 5 days. On the final day of the course, students will be challenged with a multi-level culmination exercise, helping to reinforce the skills gained during the week and acquire new skills as well. This culmination exercise will not only test the students understanding of the Python language, but will also help demonstrate the different areas within network operations that Python can be useful. Students will be required to think creatively to get through this challenge.