Courses Catalog

ICS612 equips you with the skills to secure Industrial Control Systems (ICS) against evolving cyber threats. Learn to assess vulnerabilities, implement defense strategies, and respond to incidents using real-world scenarios and industry best practices. Gain expertise in ICS network security, threat detection, and compliance with standards like NIST and IEC 62443. Perfect for IT and OT professionals looking to enhance critical infrastructure protection.

Phonlab Smartphone Tech course is a comprehensive online training program designed to equip individuals with professional skills in mobile phone software and security. The course comprises over 400 lessons totaling 60 hours, structured to facilitate swift training and certification. It employs a progressive learning model, requiring 90% video watch time and a perfect score on quizzes to advance through sections. The curriculum is regularly updated to reflect the latest technological advancements.

Foundational Threat Hunting (TH-200) equips cybersecurity professionals with the practical skills and knowledge needed to effectively detect and respond to threats. This course covers core threat hunting concepts, exploring the methodologies used by enterprises to track and mitigate adversaries. Key areas include understanding the threat actor landscape, with a focus on ransomware and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), and utilizing both network and endpoint Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) for proactive threat detection.

Incident Response Essentials (IR-200) course provides cybersecurity professionals with practical training to prepare for, identify, and handle security incidents effectively. The course focuses on core incident response concepts and explores how organizations manage and mitigate cyber threats in real-world situations. Participants will learn to understand the incident response lifecycle, develop comprehensive incident response plans, and utilize tools and techniques for efficient detection and analysis of security events.

This course is focused on learning by doing. We are going to teach you how penetration testing works, by actually practicing the techniques and methods used by bug bounty hunters today. We will start off by creating our virtual hacking lab to make sure we keep your computers safe throughout the course, as well as doing things legally, and having our computers set up for penetrations testing.

IT environments require rock-solid security solutions. This is true whether they are on-premises, in the cloud, a combination of both. Azure, as a leading cloud platform, has a thorough portfolio of security features and solutions. The Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate verifies practitioners’ ability to implement security in Azure. This learning path prepares you for the AZ-500 exam and provides the information required to effectively implement secure workloads in Azure. The learning path covers a wide spectrum of Azure security topics including identity management, platform protection, security operations, data security, and application security.

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the dark web, online anonymity, and privacy protection techniques. Participants will learn how to navigate the dark web safely using tools like Tor, VPNs, and secure operating systems. The course also covers advanced security practices, including encrypted communication, cryptocurrency transactions, and counter-surveillance strategies to protect personal and organizational data from cyber threats. With hands-on demonstrations and real-world applications, this course equips learners with the skills to maintain privacy, enhance security, and understand the risks associated with the hidden corners of the internet.

The LPIC-2 Linux Engineer (202-450) course is designed for IT Professionals who are seeking the LPIC-2 certification. The course covers skills required of any intermediate to advanced systems administrator who is tasked with supporting Linux in a production environment. Topics covered configuring Linux to act as a web server, name server, email server, file server, or VPN server. This course is accompanied by the 201-450 course which combine to cover the LPIC-2 exam.

The LPIC-2 Linux Engineer (201-450) course is designed for IT Professionals who are seeking the LPIC-2 certification. The course covers skills required of any intermediate to advanced systems administrator who is tasked with supporting Linux in a production environment. Topics covered include: capacity planning, kernel maintenance, startup and recovery methods, advanced storage configurations, network connectivity, and systems maintenance. This course is accompanied by the 202-450 course which combine to cover the LPIC-2 exam.

The LPIC-1 Linux Administrator certification demonstrates a basic proficiency with the Linux operating system and the ability to perform real-world maintenance and administrative tasks. The 102-500 exam expands upon the topics covered in 101-500 with more detailed usage of many commands, scripting, troubleshooting and security.

The LPIC-1 Linux Administrator certification demonstrates a basic proficiency with the Linux operating system and the ability to perform real-world maintenance and administrative tasks. The 101-500 exam focuses on understanding the Linux system architecture, managing software, basic GNU commands, and the Linux file system hierarchy.

Building on the foundation of Bug Bounty V1, this course dives deeper into advanced vulnerability exploitation. It focuses on specific threats such as SQL Injection, HTML Injection, Clickjacking, and Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF). Participants will engage in hands-on simulations and become proficient with specialized tools for these vulnerabilities.