Datacenter
Security
Professional (DSP)
The program is intended to provide a first-hand experience in understanding a hack attack, malware creation,
spreading, and anti-malware evasion. It will also provide an insight as to how a data center could take steps to recognize and react to a cyber attack
through malware and protect its clients from phishing, social engineering, DDoS, and other cyber attacks.
Learn everything to get started
as Datacenter Security Professional
- 30 Days Access to Cyber Range Virtual Labs
- Access to e-learning videos
- Clean Exit Professional Ethics Certification
- Profile in the National Security Database
- Security Researchers
- Students and Professionals keen in bug bounty programs
- Candidates participating in Hackathons
- Teams participating in Security Competitions
- Aspiring security professionals
- Military and police personnel
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The Cyberverse Advantange
PROGRAM
Features & Benefits
ISAC ID Card
- Get the exclusive ISAC ID Card
- Enhance your profile credibility globally
- Eligible for NSD Empanelment
30 Days Access to Cyberange Virtual Labs
- Exclusive labs on bug bounty
- Real-world scenarios for practice
- Cloud-based labs with new challenges added every month!
VALUE ADDITION : PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AT WORKPLACE TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION
Our Batches
07/08/22
07/08/22
To be announcedÂ
You will get weekly assignments and research work to enhance your course understanding.Â
Application Deadline :
One day before the start date of class every month
Examination
24 Hours Lab Exam under the Information Sharing and Analysis Center
Program Modules
Introduction
- Hacking Methodologies
- Attack Scenarios
- Case Studies
- Challenges of Information Security
- Find your way across – A CTF designed to exploit through a combination of network and Web Exploitation Techniques.
Information Gathering
- Open Source Intel
- Scanning the infrastructure
Attack Planning
- Attack Planning
- Vulnerability analysis
Exploiting Servers
- Exploitation Techniques
- Web Services Exploitation
- Network Service Exploitation
 Payloads and Post Exploitation
- Payload and Malware Delivery
- Privilege Escalation
Malware Analysis
- Understanding Malwares
- Practical Malware Analysis
- Processes and threads
- Malware (including rootkit technologies)
- Network sockets, URLs, IP addresses
- Open files
- User generated content
- Passwords, caches, clipboards
- Encryption keys
Password Hacking
- Brute force tools
- Bypassing Captcha
- Using bots to increase bandwidth.
Phishing
- Detecting Phishing pages
- Analysing DNS Data
- Proactive Measures
Network Malware Analysis
- Analyzing PCAP data
- Extracting Malware
Network Malware Detection Tools
- Snort IDS / IPS
- Understanding Yara Rules.
- Working with Yara
SOC Essentials
- Components of SOC
- Monitoring
- Alerting
- Escalation
- Investigation
- Incident Logging
- Compliance Monitoring
SOC Setup
- Staffing Considerations
- Setting Up Operations
- Managing Daily Operations
- Cost Considerations
- Legal and Regulatory Issues
- Advanced Threat Response
 Threat Intelligence Team
- Network security monitoring team
- Threat intelligence team
- The incident response team
- The steering committee team
Security Operations Center Challenges
- Infiltrating the dark web
- Dealing With High volumes of alerts and information
- Actionable Insights
- Implementing Machine Learning and NLP.
- Infiltrate the data center – A CTF designed to exploit the data center as a black hat.
30 Days Access to Cyber Range Virtual Labs
The ISAC Forensic Investigator is a fully hands-on program! You get access to Cyber Range Virtual Labs for 30 days. Gain practical knowledge and fundamental skills with multiple vulnerable applications and Kali OS Distribution on the cloud exclusively for you.
Introduction
- Hacking Methodologies
- Attack Scenarios
- Case Studies
- Challenges of Information Security
- Find your way across – A CTF designed to exploit through a combination of network and Web Exploitation Techniques.
Information Gathering
- Open Source Intel
- Scanning the infrastructure
Attack Planning
- Attack Planning
- Vulnerability analysis
Exploiting Servers
- Exploitation Techniques
- Web Services Exploitation
- Network Service Exploitation
 Payloads and Post Exploitation
- Payload and Malware Delivery
- Privilege Escalation
Malware Analysis
- Understanding Malwares
- Practical Malware Analysis
- Processes and threads
- Malware (including rootkit technologies)
- Network sockets, URLs, IP addresses
- Open files
- User generated content
- Passwords, caches, clipboards
- Encryption keys
Password Hacking
- Brute force tools
- Bypassing Captcha
- Using bots to increase bandwidth.
Phishing
- Detecting Phishing pages
- Analysing DNS Data
- Proactive Measures
Network Malware Analysis
- Analyzing PCAP data
- Extracting Malware
Network Malware Detection Tools
- Snort IDS / IPS
- Understanding Yara Rules.
- Working with Yara
SOC Essentials
- Components of SOC
- Monitoring
- Alerting
- Escalation
- Investigation
- Incident Logging
- Compliance Monitoring
SOC Setup
- Staffing Considerations
- Setting Up Operations
- Managing Daily Operations
- Cost Considerations
- Legal and Regulatory Issues
- Advanced Threat Response
 Threat Intelligence Team
- Network security monitoring team
- Threat intelligence team
- The incident response team
- The steering committee team
Security Operations Center Challenges
- Infiltrating the dark web
- Dealing With High volumes of alerts and information
- Actionable Insights
- Implementing Machine Learning and NLP.
- Infiltrate the data center – A CTF designed to exploit the data center as a black hat.
