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Theoretical-practical training with a cyberattack simulation system.
2 months. Modality: teletraining.
Totally free.
Aeronautical Technical Engineers.
Agricultural Technical Engineers
Forest Technical Engineers.
ICAI Engineers.
Industrial Technical Engineers.
Computer Technical Engineers.
Technical Mining Engineers.
Naval Technical Engineers.
Public Works Technical Engineers.
Telecommunications Technical Engineers.
Technical Surveying Engineers.
Contents:
INTRODUCTION TO CYBERSECURITY – 36 hours
What are you going to learn in this module?
Knowledge of cybersecurity fundamentals.
Role of people.
Type of threats and relevant actors in Cybercrime.
Risk Management Methodology.
Scope, Critical assets, Identification and assessment of business risks.
Threats and safeguards.
Business Continuity.
Risk management cycle.
Governance Models and Information Classification.
Standards and regulation.
Incident Management.
Hardening: Software, Hardware and Networks.
OSI levels (Open System Interconnection Model).
TCP/IP model: DNS, FTP, IMAP, TCP, IPv4, IPv6, HTTP protocols.
Encapsulated.
Network Security Components.
INTRODUCTION TO THE INDUSTRIAL FUNDAMENTALS OF OPERATION TECHNOLOGIES – 36 hours
What are you going to learn in this module?
Introduction to the essential aspects of the industry.
Recognition of the fundamentals of industrial process control.
P.I.D.
RTU
HMI
PLC
SCADA
DCS
Implementation of industrial instrumentation.
Identification of industrial communications systems.
ETHERCAT.
Integrated production systems.
Implementation of advanced manufacturing systems.
Approach to Industry X.0.
INTRODUCTION TO ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL CYBERSECURITY – 24 hours
What are you going to learn in this module?
Identification of ICS/SCADA components.
Description of industrial networks and protocols.
Recognition of industrial threats and vulnerabilities.
Definition of standards and knowledge of best industrial cybersecurity practices.
BASIC AND ADVANCED CYBER EXERCISES OF INDUSTRIAL CYBERSECURITY – 24 hours
What are you going to learn in this module?
Identification of ICS vulnerabilities.
Simulation of attacks on OT Industrial Networks through Cyber Range.
Identification and implementation of DDOS Attacks.
Evaluation of OT/IT Ransonware scenarios.
Secure design of industrial networks with digital twin.
Application of industrial network security tools.
CISCO CERTIFIED SUPPORT TECHNICIAN (CCST) CYBERSECURITY – 120 Hrs
What are you going to learn in this module?
1.1. Define essential security principles.
1.2. Explain common threats and vulnerabilities.
1.3. Explain the principles of access management.
1.4. Explain encryption methods and applications
2.1. Describe vulnerabilities in the TCP/IP protocol.
2.2. Explain how network addresses affect network security.
23. Describe network infrastructure and technologies.
2.4. Set up a secure wireless SoHo network.
2.5. Implement secure access technologies.
3.1. Describe operating system security concepts.
3.2. Demonstrate familiarity with appropriate endpoint tools that collect security assessment information.
3.3. Verify that endpoint systems comply with security policies and standards.
3.4. Implement software and hardware updates.
3.5. Interpret system logs.
3.6. Demonstrate familiarity with malware removal.
4.1. Explain vulnerability management.
4.2. Use threat intelligence techniques to identify potential network vulnerabilities.
4.3. Explain risk management.
4.4. Explain the importance of disaster recovery and business continuity planning.
5.1. Monitor security events and know when escalation is necessary.
5.2. Explain computer forensics processes and attack attribution.
5.3. Explain the impact of compliance frameworks on security incident handling.
5.4. Describe the elements of cybersecurity incident response.
Once you complete the training, you will achieve certifications that will set you apart from other professionals and prove that you have the crucial practical skills to assess and manage risks, implement security measures in systems and networks, and respond effectively to security incidents.
Badge issued by Cisco – Introduction to Cybersecurity”
Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) Professional Certification
Qualifications
Complete this training and get 3 accreditations!
CISCO credential: 'Introduction to Cybersecurity'.
Title 'Advanced cybersecurity in operation technology environments, corresponding to the training specialty IFCT0050 of the Public Employment Service at professional qualification level 3.
CCST Professional Certification Cisco Certified Support Technician Cybersecurity, for passing module 5, which is optional.
The training begins on June 14 and lasts two months.
No, neither the training nor the issuance of the title, badge or certification have any type of cost for the students.
Approximately 17 a week with flexible hours, you decide when to complete the content on the platform. Additionally, masterclasses will be given and group tutorials will be held, which you can attend live or view the recording. There will be a learning control at the end of each module.
– Be employed, self-employed, civil servant or be a job seeker.
– Have a high school academic level or higher.
– Commitment to dedicate enough time to take advantage of the training, which could be up to 20 hours per week for 2 months.
Yes. When you complete the first 4 modules you will receive the CISCO 'Introduction to Cybersecurity' credential and the 'Advanced Cybersecurity in Operational Technology Environments' qualification. Subsequently, if you wish to obtain the CISCO CCCST certification at no cost, you will have an additional period of 2 months to complete module 5.
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