Cybersecurity Boot Camps

What you learn in that time will qualify you for two specific cybersecurity roles—Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst and Penetration Tester—and will include lectures, workshops, red team/blue team training, and hands-on cyber attack simulations.

Students review and analyze the compliance implications of selected cloud security policies and methods with a specific focus on the NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF) and FedRAMP.

Integrating enterprise and cloud systems risk management, students apply the NIST RMF steps 4-6 and corresponding /FedRAMP steps 2-4 as they complete project deliverables and communicate project results. In addition, students develop in-depth analytic competencies.

In this virtual practicum, students utilize the NIST Risk Management Framework/ FedRAMP for risk management of the integrated enterprise/cloud system. Students demonstrate the capability to evaluate a test system, develop a System Security Plan (SSP), select, edit and write appropriate security controls and document results.

In this virtual practicum, students continue to utilize the NIST Risk Management Framework/ FedRAMP for risk management of the integrated enterprise/cloud system. They demonstrate capabilities to evaluate system security and analyze system assessment reports to make recommendations for a Plan of Action & Milestones (POA&M), as well as to comply with Authorization to Operate (ATO) package requirements and develop an Information Security Continuous Monitoring (ISCM) strategy.

Cloud Security Vulnerability Management is designed to provide the skills and knowledge needed to proactively secure organizational information assets from cyber attacks. This course examines hacking tools and techniques used by security professionals and ethical hackers to protect computer networks and organizational assets in the cloud. Topics include: attack vectors, intrusion detection, honeypots, penetration testing, cryptography and steganography, user rights and privileges, security baseline analyzers, physical security, and operational security.

Students will learn how to help ensure that organizations can better identify and respond to risks utilizing the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF), including those associated with using individuals’ personally identifiable information. Students participate in a Cyber Dashboard Dojo Lab using Mission Critical Institutes Cyber Dashboard platform.

The CISSP – Certified Information Systems Security Professional  – Exam Prep offers you 10 weeks (50 hours) of self-directed content covering all 8 domains and includes 10 hours of live instructor coaching and 40 hands-on virtual labs.

Earning the CAP certification validates your knowledge of policies, procedures and methods of NIST SP 800-53.  The CAP Exam Prep offers you 27 sessions, which cover the seven domains in the CAP common body of knowledge:

EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker Certification Boot Camp covers how to work with a variety of systems to find out where their weaknesses or vulnerabilities may be, and how you can identify and reinforce these gaps to prevent successful hacking attempts.