The Cyber Defense Forensics Analyst Pathway trains individuals to investigate cyber incidents, analyze digital evidence, identify the impact of attacks, and support incident response and recovery.
Enroll in this learning track and beging your journey to improving your skills.
Introductory module for the Cybersecurity Work Role Pathways
This module examines the framework of legal and ethical concerns within the operations of computing systems, particularly regarding misconduct involving those systems.
This module provides an overview of the cybersecurity field and its related concepts. An introduction to cybersecurity terminology, best practices, principles and standards, planning and management of cybersecurity functions and assets are included.
This course discusses the foundations of computer networks. You will learn about the network architecture including the OSI model and the layering concept. The TCP/IP protocol stack layers will be discussed.
ln this module, you will learn the basics of information security. You will gain the ability to apply cybersecurity and privacy principles in the work setting and conduct vulnerability scans.
ln this module, you will gain knowledge of network security, network defense, and security threats. You will gain skills in using network security tools and skills in performing attacks.
ln this module, you will dig in to what cyber threats are by taking on the role of a threat actor.
This module covers the fundamentals of digital forensics. Topics will include historical issues, key concepts, and tools and techniques of the trade.
This module will increase your knowledge of risk assessment methodologies and of Cybersecurity practices in the Risk Management Framework.
Certification, Badge and Placement.
