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In this course, students will focus on the Kali Linux operating system, wherein the topics included are, Introduction to Kali Linux, setting up Kali Linux as a virtual machine on VMware Workstation, terminal, file system, useful commands, basic network commands, services, managing users, troubleshooting Kali Linux, installing, removing, and customizing and troubleshooting software using the Debian package manager, using Kali as a portable USB distribution including options for encryption, persistence, and self-destruction, and thoroughly administering, customizing, and configuring Kali Linux and creating your own packages and hosting your own customer package repositories.

This course presents the use of Kali Linux as an attacker machine, using more than 600 tools, using the terminal and commands for performing hacking. Perform scanning, vulnerability scanning, and create exploits and payloads to gain access to the target system. Perform penetration testing and information gathering to collect information on the target system.

In this course, the students will be made to examine the concepts of hacking, types of hackers, how hacking is done, phases of hacking (reconnaissance, scanning, gaining access, maintaining access, and covering tracks), how these phases are performed, and what tools and techniques are used for hacking. Tools like NMAP and NESSUS are used for scanning, and the Metasploit framework is used for the execution of exploits and payloads for controlling a system after gaining access to a system. Use of various password cracking techniques like brute-force attack and tools like Lophtcrack and Ophcrack. At the end of this course, students will have the tools to protect and safeguard an organization's operating computing environment. At the end of this course, students will have the tools to protect and safeguard an organization's operating computing environment.

This course focuses on the techniques used by the attackers to gain access to the system using social engineering attacks, session hijacking, and bypassing firewalls, IDS, and IPS. Techniques used in social engineering include phishing, shoulder surfing, dumpster diving, and using tools like ShellPhish to create fake pages. Knowing about different types of malware and the adverse effects of these malware on any system. Techniques like sniffing steal confidential information such as usernames and passwords using man-in-the-middle attacks performed by tools like Ettercap and Cain and Abel. Students will learn about different attacks like SQL injection, XSS attack, JSON injection attack, and directory traversal attack and understand the techniques for preserving an organization's system and people against these attacks. Hands-on training will be provided to the students to perform these attacks and the ways to encounter these attacks by use of the tool Burp Suite, allowing safe HTML.

This course focuses on techniques used by attackers to perform mobile hacking using tools to find vulnerabilities present in the mobile phone execution exploits and running payloads through the Metasploit framework. Tools like alpha devices are used for hacking Wi-Fi by capturing the four-way handshake and cracking the password using brute force or dictionary attack. It also includes cloud computing and IoT hacking which consists of detailed knowledge of IoT devices, layers of IoT, its security features, and cryptography techniques used for encryption and decryption using keys, such as public and private keys. This course provides students with the tools to protect the use and security of mobile devices.

This course focuses on fundamental concepts of digital forensics. Use various tools and techniques to combat any cyber-attack, investigation, and extraction of data from digital evidence collected from the crime scene. Techniques are used for securing and collecting evidence from the crime scene.

This course focuses on security technology and students will be made familiar with the policies ensuring the listing of only good files. Policies used for securing networks with BYOD, and prevention of damaged or malicious applications.

This course will teach you the basic accounting concepts and tools necessary to enable managers to effectively and purposefully manage their company's financial resources. The course begins with basic concepts such as cash flow analysis, balance sheet interpretation, and ratio analysis, building your knowledge base and progressing to more advanced topics such as capital budgeting, risk and return, and various investment decision-making techniques. Using case analysis, the course concludes with a discussion of how companies raise money in the short and long term and how the capital markets can help in such a funding process.