Prior to the start of the Bootcamp, learners are required to complete the online self-paced Prework module Network Administration. This module refreshes networking concepts and helps learners familiarize themselves with the learning platform. The Prework can take anywhere from 10–40 hours depending on the learner’s technical background.

Topics Covered

• Network Configuration – LAN, WAN
• Segmentations, VLANs and Subnetting
• Network Mapping Tools
• Troubleshooting and Monitoring Networks
• Network Devices – Switches, Routers
• Telecommunication
• System Administration

Tools

• Cisco Packet Tracer, Nmap, Windows PowerShell

This module introduces how organizations implement cybersecurity and explores different roles in the industry. Learners also study the history of famous hackers and modern cyber attackers, their motives, capabilities, and techniques.

Topics Covered

• NIST Framework
• Malware Types
• Social Engineering
• Vulnerabilities, Risks, and Exploits
• Famous Cyber-Attacks

In this module, learners focus on network and application security defense methodologies. They learn how to select and implement appropriate security tools and build secure network architectures to detect and block cyberattacks.

Topics Covered

• Cryptography – Symmetric vs Asymmetric Keys
• Encryption / Decryption, Hash Functions
• Security Architecture
• Security Tools – Firewalls, Antivirus, IDS/IPS, SIEM
• Access Control Methods, Multi-Factor Authentication, Authentication Protocols
• Honeypots and Cyber Traps

Tools

• Kali Linux, Splunk, Snort IDS, Active Directory, Nmap, OpenVPN, Windows Firewall, Linux iptables

This module teaches learners how to detect, analyze, and respond to common cybersecurity attacks. Participants practice real-world incident analysis and reporting as a cybersecurity analyst.

Topics Covered

• Detection and Analysis of Cyber-Attacks – DDoS/DoS, Brute-Force
• OWASP Top 10 Attacks – SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting
• Group and Individual Incident Report Writing

Tools

• Splunk

In this module, learners explore digital forensic processes used to analyze cyber threats and investigate digital evidence across systems and networks.

Topics Covered

• Computer Memory Forensics and Memory Dump Analysis
• Digital Evidence Acquisition Methodologies
• Registry Forensics
• Windows Timeline Analysis and Data Recovery
• Network Forensics, Anti-Forensics, and Steganography

Tools

• Volatility Framework, FTK Imager, Autopsy, NetworkMiner, Wireshark, OpenStego, ShellBags Explorer, winmd5free, Magnet RAM Capture, Redline, HxD

This module introduces offensive security techniques to help learners understand attacker behavior and improve defensive strategies. It also covers incident response methodologies used after a security breach.

Topics Covered

• Ethical Hacking Processes and Methodologies
• Network Hacking and Reconnaissance
• Exploitation Techniques
• Web Application Hacking (OWASP Top 10)
• Post-Incident Activity

Tools

• Metasploit, SQLMap, Nmap

This module focuses on cybersecurity risk management processes and methodologies used to assess, prioritize, and manage organizational risks.

Topics Covered

• Risk Management Processes
• Analyzing, Prioritizing, Evaluating, and Monitoring Risks
• Risk Management Policies, Procedures, Standards, and Guidelines
• Security Models

The final module includes real-life cybersecurity incident scenarios and a cumulative final exam covering all bootcamp content. This ensures learners are ready to begin their cybersecurity careers with confidence.