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Cyber Attack Infrastructure Course

Cyber Attack Infrastructure Course Overview

Cybersecurity professionals are hard to come by. Industry demand for specialists who know how to identify vulnerabilities across a company's network and digital space is high, and constant demand.
In an era where digital threats evolve at lightning speed, understanding the architecture of cyber attacks is no longer optional—it's critical. Our Cyber Attack Infrastructure Course arms you with the knowledge to stay one step ahead in the cybersecurity arms race.

Dive deep into the heart of cyber attack methodologies and infrastructures. This intensive course equips security professionals with the advanced skills to dissect, analyze, and defend against sophisticated cyber threats. By understanding the attacker's perspective, you'll develop unparalleled defensive strategies.

Why Learn Cyber Attack Infrastructure

Enhance Threat Intelligence: Gain insider knowledge on how attackers think and operate.

Strengthen Defenses: Build more robust security systems by understanding potential vulnerabilities.
Career Advancement: Position yourself as an invaluable asset in the cybersecurity field.
Ethical Hacking Skills: Develop the expertise to conduct authorized penetration testing.
Stay Ahead of Threats: Learn to anticipate and counter emerging attack vectors.

What You Learn in Our Cyber Attack Infrastructure course

Attack Vectors and Methodologies: Explore common and advanced attack techniques.
Infrastructure Analysis: Dissect the components of cyber attack infrastructures.
Malware Architecture: Understand the design and deployment of various malware types.
Network Exploitation: Learn about network vulnerabilities and exploitation techniques.
Social Engineering Tactics: Analyze the human element in cyber attacks.
Defense Strategies: Develop comprehensive defense mechanisms against various attack types.
Threat Hunting: Master the art of proactively searching for cyber threats.
Incident Response: Learn to respond to and mitigate cyberattacks effectively.

Skills & Techniques

Threat Actor Profiling: Understand different types of threat actors, their motivations, and typical tactics.
Attack Vector Analysis: Identify and analyze common and emerging attack vectors used by cybercriminals.
Malware Infrastructure: Understand the components of malware delivery and command and control (C2) infrastructures.
Botnet Architecture: Analyze the structure and operation of botnets used in large-scale attacks.
Phishing Infrastructure: Examine the setup and operation of phishing campaigns and infrastructure.
Exploit Kit Analysis: Understand the workings of exploit kits used in drive-by download attacks.
Ransomware Ecosystems: Analyze the infrastructure supporting ransomware operations, including payment systems.
APT Infrastructure: Study the sophisticated infrastructure used by Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups.
Dark Web Reconnaissance: Safely navigate and analyze dark web resources used by threat actors.
Traffic Obfuscation Techniques: Understand methods used by attackers to hide malicious traffic.

These skills and techniques prepare you for roles such as Threat Intelligence Analyst, Cybersecurity Specialist, Malware Analyst, and Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst. They provide a deep understanding of how cyber attacks are structured and executed, enabling more effective defense strategies and proactive security measures.

Course Structure

Ch. 1

Interduction to Cyber attacks

Ch. 2

Phishing

Ch. 3

fishing

Ch. 4

Man in the Middle (MitM) Attack

Ch. 5

Distributed Denial-of-service(DDos) Attack

Ch. 6

Denial-of-service(Dos) Attack

Ch. 7

SQl Injection Attack

Ch. 8

Ransomware

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Meet your instructor

Benny Cohen

Embedded Academy Founder and CEO

As a long-time veteran in the technology industry, Benny Cohen combines a deep passion for technology with extensive field experience. With a B.Sc. in Electronics Engineering and an M.Sc. in Communication Engineering, he has spent over 20 years developing software and hardware systems, including the last few years focusing on the cybersecurity industry. In addition to his role as the company founder & CEO, Benny also operates as a hands-on practitioner who specializes in penetration testing and has conducted significant security assessments for leading enterprises and security companies worldwide. His approachable teaching style and real-world expertise make learning both engaging and relevant.

What our graduates say

Mia S.
Cybersecurity course graduate

Incident Response Specialist

The Cybersecurity program was good and also up to date, new tools and threats I read about were given as current examples. The additional interview preparation helped me get into a the dev team I’m in now.

Daria G.
Cyber Security course graduate

Compliance Officer

The cybersecurity program coverage of digital forensics techniques was extensive, including memory analysis, log parsing, and artifact recovery, enhancing my incident response capabilities and ensuring thorough post-breach investigations.

Norah M.
Cybersecurity course graduate

Information Security Analyst

The course’s thorough exploration of cloud security frameworks, container security, and infrastructure-as-code best practices taught me to design and implement, scalable security controls for our organization's cloud-native environment.

Michael S.
Cyber Security course graduate

Network Security Engineer

The comprehensive cyber security training and lab experience gave me the in-demand skills to identify vulnerabilities and implement effective defense strategies.

Danny P.
Cyber Security course graduate

Forensic Analyst

The cyber security curriculum covers everything from network security and incident response to ethical hacking and digital forensics so for a beginner in the field I felt the course was well designed for first timers like I was.

FAQs

How does this course differ from a standard cybersecurity course?

While standard cybersecurity courses focus on defensive measures, our Cyber Attack Infrastructure Course provides a deeper understanding of offensive methodologies. This approach allows security professionals to think like attackers, leading to more comprehensive and effective defense strategies. It's an advanced course that goes beyond basic security principles to explore the cutting edge of cyber threats and defenses.

Can this course help me prepare for specific cybersecurity certifications?

While our course is not specifically designed for any single certification, the knowledge and skills you'll gain are highly relevant to several advanced cybersecurity certifications. Many of our students have found this course valuable in preparing for certifications such as the Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and the GIAC Penetration Tester (GPEN). The hands-on experience and deep understanding of attack infrastructures can give you a significant advantage in these exams.

What kind of projects or assessments can I expect during the course?

Throughout the course, you'll engage in various challenging projects and assessments designed to apply your learning in practical scenarios. These include: Analyzing real-world cyber attack case studies

Building and dissecting a mock attack infrastructure in a controlled environment
Conducting ethical hacking exercises on purposely vulnerable systems
Developing and presenting a comprehensive threat analysis and defense strategy
Participating in team-based capture-the-flag (CTF) competitions

The course culminates in a final project where you'll demonstrate your ability to analyze a complex attack infrastructure and design a robust defense strategy. This project often becomes a valuable addition to your professional portfolio.