Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence

This course explores the foundational aspects of cybersecurity, focusing on threat intelligence sources, data protection risks, and mobile endpoint security. You will learn to navigate various scanning technologies, understand application security vulnerabilities, and effectively use threat intelligence platforms. Designed for beginners, this course aims to equip you with the necessary skills to start a career in cybersecurity as a Cybersecurity Analyst.

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What you'll learn

Understand the types of data protection risks and the importance of mobile endpoint protection.

Explore different threat intelligence sources and learn how to use strategic threat intelligence effectively.

Gain knowledge about scanning technologies, including their uses and the information they provide.

Identify common application security vulnerabilities and learn the basics of cryptographic security.

Skill you'll gain

25 hours

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Curriculum

This course is ideal for anyone looking to gain foundational knowledge in cybersecurity, particularly those aspiring to become Cybersecurity Analysts. It serves as the sixth course in a series designed to build up the necessary skills for a career in this dynamic field.

Module 1: Threat Intelligence (3 hours)

Overview of threat intelligence sources and strategies for their effective use in cybersecurity.

Module 2: Data Loss Prevention and Mobile Endpoint Protection (6 hours)

Techniques for protecting data and managing mobile device security within an organization.

Module 3: Scanning (3 hours)

Introduction to vulnerability scanners and their role in cybersecurity, including practical uses of tools like Nmap and Zenmap.

Module 4: Application Security and Testing (4 hours)

Exploration of application security risks, testing techniques, and understanding of OWASP top 10 security threats.

Module 5: SIEM Platforms (7 hours)

Learning the functionalities of SIEM platforms such as IBM QRadar for analyzing and reporting cybersecurity events.

Module 6: Threat Hunting (2 hours)

Introduction to the concepts and practices of cyber threat hunting, including team structures and methodologies.