Cybersecurity
— Advanced Level Roadmap
Module 1: Advanced Ethical Hacking & Exploitation
Advanced Scanning & Enumeration
Exploitation Techniques (Metasploit, Cobalt Strike)
Privilege Escalation in Windows & Linux
Practice: Exploit a controlled vulnerable machine (e.g., Metasploitable).
Module 2: Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR)
Evidence Collection & Chain of Custody
Memory & Disk Forensics (Autopsy, Volatility)
Malware Analysis (Sandboxing, Reverse Engineering Basics)
Practice: Investigate a simulated cyberattack with forensic tools.
Module 3: Cloud Security
AWS, Azure, GCP Security Fundamentals
Identity & Access Management (IAM)
Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)
Practice: Configure IAM policies and secure S3 buckets.
Module 4: Security Automation & Scripting
Automating Security Tasks with Python
Writing Scripts for Log Parsing and Monitoring
Introduction to SIEM Automation and SOAR Platforms
Practice: Build a Python script to detect failed login attempts in system logs.
Module 5: Red Teaming & Blue Teaming
Red Team (Offensive Security) Strategies
Blue Team (Defensive Security) Monitoring
Purple Team Collaboration Exercises
Practice: Conduct a simulated Red vs. Blue Team exercise in a lab environment.
Module 6: Capstone Project
Title: End-to-End Enterprise Security Implementation
Assessment: Conduct a full vulnerability assessment for a simulated company
Solution Design: Develop a secure network architecture and response plan
Automation: Deploy security automation for incident detection
Report: Deliver an executive report and presentation
🧑🎓 Key Learning Outcomes
By the end of the Cybersecurity Track, students will be able to:
✔ Identify and mitigate real-world cyber threats.
✔ Conduct ethical hacking and penetration testing professionally.
✔ Secure on-premise and cloud-based environments.
✔ Implement automated security monitoring and response systems.
✔ Handle digital forensics and incident response effectively.
✔ Build a strong portfolio to pursue certifications like CEH, CompTIA Security+, CISSP, or OSCP.