Master Cybersecurity
Skills That Matter

Entry-level cybersecurity course introducing the CIA triad, fundamental security concepts (authentication, encryption, risk), common cyber threats (malware, phishing, password attacks, insider threats, network attacks), and personal/organizational security practices. Includes an awareness lab with phishing identification, password strength exercises, and risk identification activities. 5 modules.

Intermediate cybersecurity course covering the Cyber Kill Chain, network attacks (recon, port scanning, MITM, DoS, packet sniffing), web/system attacks (SQL injection, XSS, brute force, malware delivery), and hands-on labs: NMAP scanning, Wireshark analysis, vulnerability scanning, SQL injection (DVWA), password attacks (Hydra), firewall config, IDS (SNORT), and system hardening. 5 modules.

Beginner-friendly Linux course covering the OS fundamentals (kernel, distributions, file system hierarchy), terminal basics (navigation, file management, viewing content, system info), users/groups/permissions (rwx, chmod, chown, sudo), and security concepts (least privilege, password practices, updates, UFW firewall, logs, SSH hardening). Includes hands-on mini labs after each module. 5 modules.

Intermediate Linux course covering system architecture (boot process, kernel/user space, systemd, /etc configs), advanced terminal (grep, find, process management, disk monitoring, job control), task automation (cron, bash scripting), user management (password policies, SUID/SGID/Sticky Bit, ACLs, sudo hardening), network security (SSH config, firewall, log monitoring, Fail2Ban), and a comprehensive admin/security lab. 6 modules.