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Cybersecurity 101: Hands-On Fundamentals
Cybersecurity 101 is a comprehensive introduction to cybersecurity fundamentals inspired by TryHackMe’s learning paths. This hands-on course is designed for beginners who want to build practical skills in cybersecurity through interactive labs, capture-the-flag challenges, and real-world scenarios.
Prerequisites
• Basic computer skills and familiarity with operating systems
• Interest in information technology and security
• No prior cybersecurity experience required
Tools and Technologies
Kali Linux Wireshark Nmap Burp Suite (Community Edition) Metasploit Framework OWASP ZAP John the Ripper Maltego (Community Edition)
Cybersecurity 101 is a comprehensive introduction to cybersecurity fundamentals inspired by TryHackMe’s learning paths. This hands-on course is designed for beginners who want to build practical skills in cybersecurity through interactive labs, capture-the-flag challenges, and real-world scenarios.
Tools and Technologies
Kali Linux Wireshark Nmap Burp Suite (Community Edition) Metasploit Framework OWASP ZAP John the Ripper Maltego (Community Edition)
• Hands-on, practical approach to learning cybersecurity
• Real-world labs and challenges inspired by TryHackMe
• Small class sizes with personalized instruction
• Focus on both offensive and defensive security techniques
• Teaches methodology and thinking like a security professional
• Builds practical skills that immediately transfer to the workplace
• Includes a complete virtual lab environment
Upon completion, participants will receive a Krisol IT Training certificate of completion. This course also prepares students for entry-level cybersecurity certifications like CompTIA Security+.
Certification Benefits
• Industry-recognized credential
• Enhanced job opportunities and career growth
• Validation of specialized skills and knowledge
• Increased earning potential
• Demonstrates commitment to professional development
• Junior Security Analyst
• SOC Analyst (Tier 1)
• IT Support with Security Focus
• Junior Penetration Tester
• Cybersecurity Technician
• Help Desk with Security Responsibilities
• Junior Vulnerability Analyst
Is this course suitable for complete beginners?
Yes, the course is specifically designed for beginners with basic computer skills. All concepts are introduced from the ground up, with plenty of hands-on practice to reinforce learning.
Do I need to have programming experience for this course?
No programming experience is required. While some basic scripting concepts are introduced, they are taught from scratch with a focus on practical security applications.
What kind of computer do I need for this course?
You’ll need a modern laptop or desktop computer with at least 8GB RAM and 50GB of free disk space to run the virtual machines for the labs. Both Windows and Mac systems are supported.
Will this course help me start a career in cybersecurity?
Absolutely! This course provides the fundamental knowledge and hands-on skills that are essential for entry-level cybersecurity positions. It also serves as a solid foundation for more advanced security courses and certifications.
Are the labs similar to TryHackMe rooms?
Yes, our labs are inspired by TryHackMe’s practical, challenge-based approach. They provide guided, hands-on experience with real-world security scenarios in a safe, controlled environment.
Module 1: Introduction to Cybersecurity
• The Cybersecurity Landscape
• Threat Actors and Attack Vectors
• Basic Security Principles
• Introduction to Security Tools
• Lab: Setting Up Your Security Lab
Module 2: Linux Fundamentals for Security
• Linux Basics and Navigation
• File Manipulation and Permissions
• Basic Shell Scripting
• Package Management and Updates
• Lab: Linux Security Hardening
Module 3: Network Security Fundamentals
• Networking Basics for Security
• Network Scanning Techniques
• Analyzing Network Traffic
• Firewalls and Network Defense
• Lab: Network Reconnaissance
Module 4: Web Application Security
• Web Technologies Overview
• OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities
• Web Application Reconnaissance
• Basic Web Exploitation
• Lab: Identifying Web Vulnerabilities
Module 5: Cryptography and Password Security
• Cryptography Fundamentals
• Password Attacks and Defense
• Secure Communications
• Authentication Methods
• Lab: Password Cracking Techniques
Module 6: OSINT (Open Source Intelligence)
• OSINT Methodology
• Information Gathering Techniques
• Social Media Intelligence
• OSINT Tools and Automation
• Lab: Creating an OSINT Investigation
Module 7: Windows Security
• Windows Security Architecture
• Windows Authentication
• Windows Privilege Escalation
• Windows Defense Techniques
• Lab: Windows Security Assessment
Module 8: Capture the Flag Challenges
• Introduction to CTF Competitions
• Reconnaissance Challenges
• Web Challenges
• Cryptography Challenges
• Final CTF Competition
Disclaimer: Yes-M Systems and/or their instructors reserve the right to make any changes to the syllabus as deemed necessary to best fulfill the course objectives. Students registered for this course will be made aware of any changes in a timely fashion using reasonable means.
