Networking lays a foundation for understanding computer networks, how they operate, the components that make up a network, and the technologies that make our interconnected world possible – all the knowledge and skills necessary to build a deeper understanding to enter the cybersecurity workforce.
Computer Networking & Cybersecurity Course Outline
Unit 1: Networking
OSI Model
Network Topologies
Network Types
Hardware
Copper Cables
Fiber Optic Cables
Connector Types
Subnetting
Public vs Private Network
IPV4 vs IPV6
Common Ports/ Port Scanning
DNS
Nmap
Wireshark
Routing Tables
Bandwidth
Wifi Standards
SSID Tracking
Denial Of Service
Email Traffic
Performance Metrics
Honeypot
Unit 2: Social Engineering
Phishing Emails
Phishing Websites
Hashing
Typosquatting
Unit 3: Software Security
Vulnerabilities
Fuzzing
Buffer Overflows
Obfuscation
Directory Traversals
Session Replay
XSS
SQL Vulnerabilities
CSRF
Unit 4: Hardware Security
Back Doors
Data Sanitation
Data Destruction
Keylogger
Unit 5: Data Control
Access Control
Privilege Escalation
Unit 6: Symmetric Cryptography
Steganography
Kryptos
MCrypt
DES
Unit 7: Asymmetric Cryptography
RSA
PKE
Hashing
Password Auditing
Digital Signatures
Digital Certificates
Ransomware
Unit 8: Hardening
Physical Control
Firewall
Intrusion Detection Systems
OS Hardening
Smartphone Hardening
Unit 9: Threats Vulnerabilities And Attacks
Threat Modeling
Threat Models
The Cyber Kill Chain
Meterpreter
Address Spoofing
Unit 10: Cloud Computing
AWS
Microsoft Azure