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Fundamentals of Offensive Cyber Operations Training by Tonex

Certified AI Cybersecurity Software Developer (CACSD)

This course provides an in-depth understanding of offensive cyber operations, covering the strategies, tactics, and tools used in cyber attacks. Participants will learn about the ethical, legal, and technical aspects of offensive cyber operations.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the fundamental concepts of offensive cyber operations.
  • Analyze the strategies and tactics used in cyber attacks.
  • Identify the tools and techniques for offensive cyber operations.
  • Evaluate the impact of offensive cyber operations on national security.
  • Explore the ethical and legal considerations.
  • Develop strategies for defense against cyber threats.

Audience:

  • Cybersecurity professionals
  • Military personnel
  • Intelligence analysts
  • Government officials
  • IT professionals
  • Academic researchers

Program Modules:

Module 1: Introduction to Offensive Cyber Operations

  • Overview of offensive cyber operations
  • Historical context and development
  • Key concepts and terminology
  • Role of offensive operations in cybersecurity
  • Ethical and legal considerations
  • Future trends and challenges

Module 2: Strategies and Tactics

  • Planning and executing cyber attacks
  • Reconnaissance and intelligence gathering
  • Exploitation and payload delivery
  • Command and control (C2) infrastructure
  • Evasion and anti-forensics techniques
  • Case studies of notable cyber attacks

Module 3: Tools and Techniques

  • Malware development and deployment
  • Exploit kits and zero-day vulnerabilities
  • Phishing and social engineering
  • Denial of Service (DoS) and Distributed DoS (DDoS)
  • Advanced persistent threats (APTs)
  • Cyber weapons and cyber warfare

Module 4: Impact on National Security

  • Role of offensive cyber operations in national defense
  • Case studies of cyber warfare
  • Impact on critical infrastructure
  • Cyber espionage and intelligence operations
  • International collaboration and conflict
  • Policy and regulatory frameworks

Module 5: Ethical and Legal Considerations

  • International laws and treaties
  • Rules of engagement in cyber warfare
  • Ethical dilemmas in offensive operations
  • Legal implications and accountability
  • Privacy and civil liberties concerns
  • Developing ethical guidelines and best practices

Module 6: Defense Against Cyber Threats

  • Cyber threat intelligence and analysis
  • Defensive strategies and countermeasures
  • Incident response and recovery
  • Role of artificial intelligence in defense
  • Building resilient cybersecurity infrastructure
  • Preparing for future cyber threats

 

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