Cyber Security Bootcamp

What is Cyber Security?

Cyber Security is the protection of networks, systems and data against digital attacks, theft, and damage. In our increasingly connected world, cyberattacks are putting at risk individual, business and government information.

What you will gain?

By studying cyber security, you can gain the skills needed to identify vulnerabilities, prevent attacks, and maintain data integrity and protection. The demand for skilled workers in this field is rapidly growing due to increasing cybercrime, making this field an exciting and secure employment opportunity. 

An (ISC)² Cybersecurity Workforce Study indicates that to adequately protect critical business assets, the global Cyber Security workforce must increase by 3.4 million people. As cyberattacks become more frequent and more sophisticated, there is a greater need for qualified personnel than there is supply. Now is the time to enter this important industry, secure data and systems, and build a fulfilling career.

Would you like to start a career in this highly sought-after field?

The Cybersecurity Bootcamp offered by Code Labs Academy provides hands-on instruction on fundamental Cyber Security ideas, tools, and practices.

Red Team Project

The project focuses on red teaming techniques, particularly tailored for web application penetration testing, alongside performing vulnerability scans on Docker machines.

Key phases:

• Reconnaissance
• Initial Access
• Linux privilege escalation
• Exploiting identified vulnerabilities to gain root privileges

The primary objective is to simulate real-world attack scenarios to test the resilience of systems against potential threats. A detailed report will be produced, documenting the vulnerabilities identified, the exploitation methods used for initial access and privilege escalation, and providing strategic recommendations to secure the systems.

Blue Team Project

The Blueteam Project emphasizes blue team operations with a focus on Linux log analysis and the review of recovered audit files. Key areas covered include:

• Detecting Anomalies and Identifying Threats: Through meticulous log analysis to detect unusual activities that may indicate a breach.
• Forensic Investigations: Conducting in-depth examinations to determine how attackers gained access, the extent of the compromise, and identifying any files that were affected or stolen.
• Incident Analysis: Reviewing audit files to establish a detailed timeline of unauthorized activities and security breaches.

The aim of the project is to enhance system defenses by analyzing security events, responding effectively to potential breaches, and creating a detailed incident report. This report will cover the attack timeline, vulnerabilities exploited, and recommendations for future prevention.