CloudNet Certified NetSec Pro

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CloudNet Certified NetSec Pro

24 Months Advanced Professional Diploma in Network & Cybersecurity By CloudNet India, Kolkata

The CloudNet Certified NetSec Pro is a long-term, industry-aligned professional diploma program designed to build strong expertise in Enterprise Networking, Cybersecurity, SOC Operations, Cloud & Hybrid Infrastructure, and Ethical Hacking.

This 24-month course follows a structured learning path that begins with core networking fundamentals and gradually progresses into advanced security engineering, automation, SOC monitoring, and offensive security practices used in real enterprise environments.

The program combines global certification preparation with deep hands-on implementation, ensuring students gain both theoretical understanding and real-world execution skills. Learners are trained to design, secure, monitor, and troubleshoot enterprise networks and IT systems using modern tools and technologies.

Who Can Join This Course?

This program is ideal for:

  • 12th pass, Diploma, or Graduate students
    • B.Tech / BCA / MCA / B.Sc / M.Sc (IT/CS) students
    • Working professionals in IT, Networking, or Support roles
    • Freshers starting a career in Cybersecurity
    • System, Network, or Support Engineers looking to upskill
    • Career switchers moving into Cloud & Security domains

What Makes This Program Unique

  • Curriculum mapped to current industry job roles and technologies
    • Training aligned with international certifications and enterprise practices
    • Hands-on labs with routers, switches, firewalls, Linux servers, cloud systems, and



 SIEM platforms
• Exposure to both defensive (Blue Team) and offensive (Red Team) cybersecurity
• Real-world scenarios, case studies, and capstone projects
• Strong focus on hybrid cloud and on-premise infrastructure security

The course is divided into two progressive modules — Core and Advanced — allowing learners to grow step by step from foundational IT skills to expert-level network and security operations.

Module I builds strong foundations in Networking, Linux, Windows Server, and Security Concepts. Students learn how enterprise networks are built, managed, and protected, including routing and switching, server administration, identity management, and cybersecurity fundamentals.

Module II focuses on advanced enterprise networking and security engineering, including large-scale routing, next-generation firewalls, SOC operations, SIEM monitoring, and ethical hacking. Learners gain the ability to detect threats, respond to incidents, automate tasks, and secure complex infrastructures.

Career-Focused Learning

This diploma is not just a training course — it is a career-building program designed to prepare students for real job performance.

  • Job role–based skill mapping
    • Practical troubleshooting and incident response training
    • Automation and scripting for modern IT operations
    • Security architecture and compliance awareness
    • Professional mindset and continuous learning focus

By the end of the program, learners are ready to work confidently in roles such as:

  • Network Engineer
    • Cybersecurity Analyst
    • SOC Analyst (Tier 1 / Tier 2)
    • Security Engineer
    • Cloud & Hybrid Infrastructure Engineer
    • Ethical Hacker / VAPT Analyst

 

Key Features

You will get 100% job Assurance and life time e-placement support

classed taken by globally certified trainers

You will get 3 year Dedicated placement support

Courses are globally recognized & accredited

Why Choose CloudNet India, Kolkata

CloudNet India is not just a training institute — it is a career transformation platform focused on building skilled professionals for the real IT and cybersecurity industry. Our programs are designed with one clear goal: to make you job-ready, confident, and future-proof.

Industry-Driven Training

  • Curriculum aligned with enterprise networking, cybersecurity, cloud, and SOC operations
    • Training based on real job roles like Network Engineer, Security Engineer, SOC Analyst, and Cloud Engineer
    • Regular updates to match industry trends and certification changes

Hands-On & Practical Learning

  • Real routers, switches, firewalls, and Linux/Windows servers
    • Cloud + on-prem hybrid lab setups
    • SIEM, SOC, and security monitoring tools
    • Red Team & Blue Team practice scenarios

Expert Mentors

  • Trainers with industry and certification backgrounds
    • Practical, scenario-based teaching style
    • One-to-one doubt-clearing and mentoring support

Strong Career & Placement Support

  • Resume and LinkedIn profile building
    • Mock technical and HR interviews
    • Internship and live project opportunities
    • Placement assistance with partner companies
    • Career guidance and role mapping

MODULE - I

CompTIA Network+ 

Total Duration: 8–10 Weeks (50 Hours)
Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Level: Entry-Level to Intermediate Networking

MODULE 1: Networking Fundamentals

  • Introduction to computer networking
  • Network types and use cases
  • Network topologies
  • OSI and TCP/IP models
  • Data transmission basics
  • Network standards overview

Outcome: Strong foundation in networking concepts and models

MODULE 2: Network Cables, Ports & Interfaces

  • Copper and fiber-optic cabling
  • Cable standards and connectors
  • Network interface cards
  • Port numbers and services overview
  • Transceivers and media types

Outcome: Ability to identify and work with network media

MODULE 3: IP Addressing & Subnetting

  • IPv4 and IPv6 concepts
  • Binary and decimal conversion
  • Subnetting fundamentals
  • CIDR notation
  • Public vs private addressing
  • Address assignment methods

Outcome: Understand IP addressing and basic subnetting

MODULE 4: Network Devices & Infrastructure

  • Switches and routers
  • Wireless access points
  • Firewalls and security appliances
  • Load balancers and proxies
  • Network design basics
  • On-premise vs cloud infrastructure

Outcome: Deploy and understand network infrastructure components

MODULE 5: Routing, Switching & Wireless Concepts

  • Switching concepts
  • Routing fundamentals
  • Static and dynamic routing overview
  • VLAN concepts
  • Wireless standards and frequencies
  • Wireless configuration basics

Outcome: Build and manage basic wired and wireless networks

MODULE 6: Network Services & Applications

  • DNS, DHCP concepts
  • Web and email services
  • File and print services
  • VoIP and collaboration tools
  • Network management services

Outcome: Support common network services and applications

MODULE 7: Network Security Fundamentals

  • Security concepts and principles
  • Network threats and attacks
  • Firewalls and access control
  • VPN concepts
  • Wireless security
  • Network hardening basics

Outcome: Secure network environments against common threats

MODULE 8: Network Monitoring & Troubleshooting

  • Network monitoring concepts
  • Performance metrics
  • Troubleshooting methodology
  • Common network issues
  • Network diagnostic tools overview
  • Incident documentation

Outcome: Diagnose and resolve network problems efficiently

MODULE 9: Cloud, Virtualization & Modern Networking

  • Virtual networking concepts
  • Cloud networking basics
  • Software-defined networking overview
  • Network automation fundamentals
  • Remote connectivity solutions

Outcome: Understand modern and cloud-based networking

MODULE 10: Operational Procedures & Job Readiness

  • Network documentation
  • Change management
  • Disaster recovery concepts
  • Compliance and policies
  • Professional communication
  • Resume and interview preparation

Outcome: Job-ready networking professional

Final Learning Outcomes

  • Practical networking knowledge
  • Strong troubleshooting skills
  • Industry-aligned networking foundation
  • Readiness for global certification

Career Opportunities

  • Network Support Technician
  • Network Administrator (Junior)
  • NOC Engineer
  • IT Infrastructure Support Engineer

CCNA 

Total Duration: 10–12 Weeks (60–70 Hours)
Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Level: Entry-Level Networking

MODULE 1: Networking Fundamentals

  • Introduction to computer networks
  • Network components and roles
  • Types of networks and topologies
  • Data transmission concepts
  • Network standards overview

Outcome: Understand how networks work and why they are used

MODULE 2: OSI & TCP/IP Models

  • Purpose of layered models
  • OSI model layers and functions
  • TCP/IP model overview
  • Data encapsulation and decapsulation
  • Mapping OSI to TCP/IP

Outcome: Clear understanding of network communication models

MODULE 3: Network Media & Cabling

  • Copper cabling types
  • Fiber-optic cabling
  • Cable standards and connectors
  • Ethernet fundamentals
  • Interface concepts

Outcome: Ability to identify and work with network media

MODULE 4: IP Addressing Concepts

  • IPv4 addressing structure
  • Binary and decimal basics
  • Public and private IP addresses
  • Addressing rules and formats
  • Introduction to IPv6

Outcome: Understand IP addressing fundamentals

MODULE 5: Subnetting & Address Planning

  • Purpose of subnetting
  • Subnet masks and CIDR
  • Subnet calculation basics
  • Address planning concepts
  • Common subnetting scenarios

Outcome: Create and understand subnetted networks

MODULE 6: Switching Concepts

  • Ethernet switching overview
  • MAC address learning
  • Frame forwarding process
  • VLAN concepts
  • Inter-VLAN communication overview

Outcome: Understand how switches operate in LANs

MODULE 7: Routing Concepts

  • Purpose of routing
  • Router components and functions
  • Static routing concepts
  • Dynamic routing overview
  • Default routing concepts

Outcome: Understand how data moves between networks

MODULE 8: Wireless Networking

  • Wireless standards overview
  • Wireless frequencies and channels
  • Wireless devices and components
  • Wireless security basics
  • Wireless deployment concepts

Outcome: Configure and support wireless networks

MODULE 9: Network Services

  • DNS concepts
  • DHCP concepts
  • NTP overview
  • SNMP basics
  • Network service roles

Outcome: Support essential network services

MODULE 10: Network Security Fundamentals

  • Security principles
  • Network threats and attacks
  • Access control concepts
  • Device hardening basics
  • Firewall and security concepts

Outcome: Apply basic network security practices

MODULE 11: Automation & Programmability Basics

  • Network automation concepts
  • Software-defined networking overview
  • Controller-based networking
  • APIs and data formats overview
  • Network management basics

Outcome: Understand modern network management approaches

MODULE 12: Network Troubleshooting & Operations

  • Troubleshooting methodology
  • Common network issues
  • Connectivity problem analysis
  • Network documentation
  • Best practices and change management

Outcome: Diagnose and resolve common network problems

Final Learning Outcomes

  • Strong networking fundamentals
  • Practical switching and routing knowledge
  • Awareness of network security and automation
  • Readiness for entry-level networking roles

Career Opportunities

  • Network Support Engineer
  • Junior Network Administrator
  • NOC Engineer
  • IT Infrastructure Support Engineer

CompTIA Security+ 

Total Duration: 8–10 Weeks (50 Hours)
Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Level: Entry-Level to Intermediate Cybersecurity

MODULE 1: Cybersecurity Fundamentals

  • Introduction to cybersecurity
  • Importance of information security
  • CIA triad concepts
  • Security roles and responsibilities
  • Types of security controls

Outcome: Understand core cybersecurity principles and objectives

MODULE 2: Threats, Attacks & Vulnerabilities

  • Malware types and behavior
  • Social engineering attacks
  • Network-based attacks
  • Application and web-based attacks
  • Vulnerability concepts
  • Threat intelligence basics

Outcome: Identify and understand common cyber threats and risks

MODULE 3: Network Security Concepts

  • Secure network design principles
  • Firewalls and network security devices
  • Intrusion detection and prevention
  • Secure network protocols
  • Network segmentation concepts

Outcome: Protect and secure network infrastructures

MODULE 4: Identity & Access Management

  • Authentication concepts
  • Authorization models
  • Accounting principles
  • Identity federation concepts
  • Access control methods
  • Privileged access management

Outcome: Control and manage user access securely

MODULE 5: Cryptography & Public Key Infrastructure

  • Encryption concepts
  • Symmetric and asymmetric encryption
  • Hashing concepts
  • Digital certificates
  • Public key infrastructure basics
  • Secure communication principles

Outcome: Apply cryptographic concepts to secure data

MODULE 6: Secure Systems & Applications

  • Secure system architecture
  • Endpoint security concepts
  • Secure application development basics
  • Secure configuration principles
  • Patch and vulnerability management

Outcome: Secure systems and applications agains

MODULE 7: Cloud, Virtualization & Wireless Security

  • Cloud security fundamentals
  • Shared responsibility model
  • Virtualization security concepts
  • Wireless security standards
  • Mobile device security

Outcome: Secure modern and cloud-based environments

MODULE 8: Risk Management & Governance

  • Risk assessment concepts
  • Risk response strategies
  • Security policies and procedures
  • Compliance and regulatory concepts
  • Security frameworks overview

Outcome: Manage and reduce organizational security risks

MODULE 9: Security Operations & Incident Response

  • Security monitoring concepts
  • Incident response lifecycle
  • Digital forensics basics
  • Disaster recovery concepts
  • Business continuity planning

Outcome: Respond effectively to security incidents

MODULE 10: Security Operations & Job Readiness

  • Security documentation
  • Change management
  • Security awareness training
  • Professional communication
  • Resume and interview preparation

Outcome: Job-ready cybersecurity professional

Final Learning Outcomes

  • Strong cybersecurity foundation
  • Ability to identify and mitigate threats
  • Practical understanding of security operations
  • Industry-aligned security skills

Career Opportunities

  • Security Analyst (Junior)
  • SOC Analyst (Level 1)
  • Cybersecurity Support Engineer
  • Information Security Executive

Microsoft Hybrid System Administrator 

Total Duration: 10–12 Weeks (80 Hours)
Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Level: Intermediate (System & Cloud Administration)

MODULE 1: Windows Server Administration Fundamentals

  • Role of a system administrator
  • Windows Server architecture overview
  • Installation and initial configuration
  • Server editions and features
  • Core administrative tools

Outcome: Understand Windows Server environment and admin responsibilities

MODULE 2: Identity & Access Management

  • Active Directory fundamentals
  • Users, groups, and computers management
  • Organizational units and delegation
  • Group policy concepts
  • Authentication and authorization basics

Outcome: Manage identities and access in on-premise environments

MODULE 3: DNS, DHCP & Core Network Services

  • Domain Name System concepts
  • DHCP configuration and management
  • IP address management basics
  • Network service integration
  • Troubleshooting name resolution issues

Outcome: Configure and maintain essential network services

MODULE 4: File Services & Storage Management

  • NTFS and share permissions
  • File servers and access control
  • Storage concepts and disk management
  • Backup strategies
  • Storage monitoring and optimization

Outcome: Secure and manage organizational data storage

MODULE 5: Windows Server Security

  • Server security principles
  • Patch and update management
  • Windows Defender and endpoint protection
  • Firewall configuration
  • Security baselines and best practices

Outcome: Secure Windows Server systems against threats

MODULE 6: Virtualization with Hyper-V

  • Virtualization fundamentals
  • Hyper-V architecture
  • Virtual machine creation and management
  • Virtual networking concepts
  • High availability basics

Outcome: Deploy and manage virtualized workloads

MODULE 7: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

  • Cloud computing concepts
  • Azure architecture overview
  • Resource management basics
  • Azure virtual machines
  • Azure networking fundamentals

Outcome: Understand core Azure services and administration

MODULE 8: Hybrid Identity & Azure Integration

  • Hybrid identity concepts
  • Directory synchronization principles
  • Single sign-on concepts
  • Hybrid authentication models
  • Managing hybrid users and devices

Outcome: Integrate on-premise environments with Azure

MODULE 9: Azure Security & Compliance

  • Identity protection concepts
  • Role-based access control
  • Security monitoring basics
  • Compliance and governance concepts
  • Secure hybrid workloads

Outcome: Secure and govern hybrid cloud environments

MODULE 10: Monitoring, Backup & Disaster Recovery

  • Server monitoring tools
  • Performance optimization
  • Backup and restore strategies
  • Disaster recovery planning
  • Business continuity concepts

Outcome: Maintain system availability and reliability

MODULE 11: Automation & Administration Tools

  • PowerShell fundamentals
  • Task automation concepts
  • Administrative scripting basics
  • Managing systems at scale

Outcome: Improve efficiency using automation tools

MODULE 12: Operations & Job Readiness

  • Change and incident management
  • Documentation best practices
  • Troubleshooting methodologies
  • Professional communication
  • Resume and interview preparation

Outcome: Job-ready hybrid system administrator

Final Learning Outcomes

  • Strong Windows Server administration skills
  • Practical hybrid cloud management knowledge
  • Secure and maintain enterprise systems
  • Industry-aligned system administration expertise

Career Opportunities

  • System Administrator
  • Windows Server Administrator
  • Hybrid Cloud Administrator
  • IT Infrastructure Engineer

RHCE (RHEL 10 + Ansible Automation)

Total Duration: 10–12 Weeks (60 Hours)
Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Level: Intermediate to Advanced Linux Administration

MODULE 1: Linux System Administration Fundamentals

  • Role of a Linux system administrator
  • Linux distributions and ecosystem
  • RHEL architecture overview
  • Installation concepts and system requirements
  • Accessing and managing Linux systems

Outcome: Understand enterprise Linux environments and admin responsibilities

MODULE 2: File System & Storage Management

  • Linux file system hierarchy
  • File and directory permissions
  • Ownership and access control
  • Disk partitioning concepts
  • Logical volume management basics
  • Mounting and persistent storage

Outcome: Manage files, permissions, and storage effectively

MODULE 3: User, Group & Security Administration

  • User and group management
  • Password policies and authentication
  • Privilege escalation concepts
  • SELinux fundamentals
  • Basic system security hardening

Outcome: Secure Linux systems and manage user access

MODULE 4: Package & Service Management

  • Software package management concepts
  • Managing repositories
  • Installing and updating software
  • Service management and system startup
  • Scheduling tasks and logs overview

Outcome: Maintain system software and services reliably

MODULE 5: Networking & Firewall Management

  • Network configuration concepts
  • Managing network interfaces
  • Hostname and name resolution
  • Firewall fundamentals
  • Network troubleshooting basics

Outcome: Configure and secure Linux network connectivity

MODULE 6: Process, Performance & System Monitoring

  • Process management concepts
  • System performance metrics
  • Resource monitoring tools overview
  • Log analysis basics
  • Managing system performance issues

Outcome: Monitor and optimize Linux system performance

MODULE 7: Shell Scripting & Automation Basics

  • Shell scripting fundamentals
  • Variables and control structures
  • Writing reusable scripts
  • Task automation concepts
  • Script troubleshooting

Outcome: Automate routine administrative tasks

MODULE 8: Ansible Fundamentals

  • Automation concepts and benefits
  • Ansible architecture overview
  • Inventory management
  • Modules and ad-hoc commands
  • Playbook structure and execution

Outcome: Understand Ansible-based automation workflows

MODULE 9: Advanced Ansible Playbooks

  • Variables and facts
  • Conditionals and loops
  • Roles and reusable content
  • Templates and handlers
  • Managing configurations at scale

Outcome: Build scalable and reusable automation solutions

MODULE 10: Managing Linux with Ansible

  • Automating user and group management
  • Automating package and service tasks
  • Network and firewall automation
  • Storage and system configuration automation

Outcome: Automate Linux administration using Ansible

MODULE 11: Security, Troubleshooting & Best Practices

  • Secure automation practices
  • Troubleshooting Ansible playbooks
  • Error handling and debugging
  • Backup and recovery concepts
  • Operational best practices

Outcome: Maintain secure and reliable automated systems

MODULE 12: Enterprise Operations & Job Readiness

  • Documentation standards
  • Change and configuration management
  • Real-world automation scenarios
  • System administration case studies
  • Resume and interview preparation

Outcome: Job-ready Linux and automation professional

Final Learning Outcomes

  • Strong RHEL system administration skills
  • Hands-on Ansible automation expertise
  • Ability to manage and automate enterprise Linux systems
  • Industry-aligned DevOps and automation foundation

Career Opportunities

  • Linux System Administrator
  • Linux Automation Engineer
  • DevOps Engineer (Linux-focused)
  • Infrastructure Engineer

CCNA Cybersecurity Associate

Total Duration: 8–10 Weeks (60–70 Hours)
Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Level: Entry–Intermediate (Cybersecurity Foundations)

MODULE 1: Introduction to Cybersecurity

  • Cybersecurity concepts and importance
  • CIA triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability)
  • Cyber domains and job roles
  • Threat actors and motivations
  • Basic security terminology
    Outcome: Understand the role of cybersecurity in modern IT environments

MODULE 2: Networking for Security

  • OSI & TCP/IP review for security
  • Ports, protocols, and services
  • Network devices and security roles
  • Traffic flow and segmentation basics
  • Network visibility concepts
    Outcome: Understand how networking supports security operations

MODULE 3: Cyber Threat Landscape

  • Types of malware and attacks
  • Phishing and social engineering
  • Insider threats
  • Advanced persistent threats (APT)
  • Attack lifecycle and kill chain
    Outcome: Identify and categorize common cyber threats

MODULE 4: Security Controls & Technologies

  • Firewalls and security zones
  • IDS/IPS fundamentals
  • Authentication and authorization
  • Encryption basics
  • Endpoint protection tools
    Outcome: Understand core security technologies and controls

MODULE 5: Network Security Monitoring

  • Log sources and events
  • Traffic analysis concepts
  • Baseline behavior and anomalies
  • Packet capture basics (Wireshark)
  • Threat detection fundamentals
    Outcome: Monitor and analyze network activity for threats

MODULE 6: Security Operations & Incident Response

  • SOC roles and workflows
  • Incident response lifecycle
  • Alert triage and escalation
  • Containment and recovery basics
  • Forensics overview
    Outcome: Respond to and manage security incidents

MODULE 7: Risk, Compliance & Governance

  • Risk management basics
  • Security policies and standards
  • Compliance overview (ISO, NIST, etc.)
  • Business continuity concepts
  • Ethics and legal considerations
    Outcome: Apply governance and risk principles in security

MODULE 8: Cloud & Emerging Security Technologies

  • Cloud security fundamentals
  • Identity and access in cloud
  • IoT security overview
  • Automation and AI in security
  • Cybersecurity career roadmap
    Outcome: Understand future trends and career paths in cybersecurity.

Final Learning Outcomes

  • Strong understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals
  • Ability to identify and analyze security threats
  • Awareness of SOC operations and incident response
  • Readiness for entry-level cybersecurity roles

Career Opportunities

  • SOC Analyst (Tier 1)
  • Cybersecurity Support Engineer
  • Security Operations Associate
  • Junior Security Analyst
  • IT Security Support Engineer

MODULE - II

CCNP Enterprise (ENCOR + ENARSI)

Total Duration: 12 Weeks (80 Hours)
Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Level: Professional–Advanced (Enterprise Networking)
Prerequisite:

  • Knowledge equivalent to CCNA
  • Basic understanding of Routing & Switching
  • Familiarity with IP addressing & subnetting

CCNP Enterprise – ENCOR (350-401)

Module 1: Enterprise Network Architecture

  • Enterprise campus architecture (Core, Distribution, Access)
  • 2-Tier & 3-Tier design model
  • Cisco Enterprise Architecture model
  • Spine-Leaf architecture
  • SD-Access overview
  • WAN design (MPLS, DMVPN, SD-WAN overview)

Outcome:

  • Design scalable enterprise network architecture
  • Understand modern campus & WAN design models

Module 2: Virtualization Technologies

  • Device virtualization (StackWise, VSS, vPC concepts)
  • VRF & VRF-Lite
  • GRE & IPsec fundamentals
  • LISP concepts
  • VXLAN basics

Outcome:

  • Implement network virtualization
  • Configure VRF and tunneling technologies

Module 3: Infrastructure – Layer 2

  • VLAN & Trunking (802.1Q)
  • STP, RSTP, MSTP
  • EtherChannel
  • Port Security
  • FHRP (HSRP, VRRP, GLBP)

Outcome:

  • Configure and troubleshoot L2 switching technologies
  • Implement high availability at Layer 2

Module 4: Infrastructure – Layer 3

  • Static & Default routing
  • OSPF (Single & Multi-area)
  • EIGRP
  • BGP fundamentals
  • Route redistribution
  • Policy-Based Routing (PBR)

Outcome:

  • Deploy and optimize enterprise routing protocols
  • Implement route filtering and redistribution

Module 5: Wireless Networking

  • Wireless fundamentals (802.11 standards)
  • WLC architecture
  • AP modes
  • Wireless security (WPA2, WPA3)
  • Roaming concepts

Outcome:

  • Configure enterprise wireless infrastructure
  • Implement secure WLAN solutions

Module 6: Network Assurance

  • SNMP v2/v3
  • Syslog
  • NetFlow
  • IP SLA
  • SPAN/RSPAN
  • QoS fundamentals

Outcome:

  • Monitor and troubleshoot enterprise networks
  • Implement QoS policies

Module 7: Security Fundamentals

  • Device hardening
  • Control Plane Policing (CoPP)
  • ACLs (Standard & Extended)
  • Infrastructure security
  • VPN technologies overview
  • Cisco TrustSec concepts

Outcome:

  • Secure enterprise network infrastructure
  • Implement basic VPN and ACL policies

Module 8: Automation & Programmability

  • Controller-based networking
  • REST APIs
  • JSON
  • Python basics for networking
  • Cisco DNA Center overview
  • Ansible fundamentals

Outcome:

  • Automate network configurations
  • Understand SDN & controller-based architectures

CCNP Enterprise – ENARSI (300-410)

Module 1: Advanced Routing Protocols

  • Advanced OSPF (LSA types, filtering, authentication)
  • Advanced EIGRP (Stub, Summarization, Named Mode)
  • BGP Path attributes
  • BGP route filtering (Prefix-list, Route-map)
  • BGP communities

Outcome:

  • Configure advanced routing solutions
  • Optimize BGP & OSPF performance

Module 2: Route Redistribution & Path Control

  • Redistribution between OSPF, EIGRP, BGP
  • Route maps
  • Administrative distance
  • Policy-Based Routing
  • Offset lists

Outcome:

  • Implement complex route redistribution
  • Control routing path selection

Module 3: MPLS & VPN Technologies

  • MPLS fundamentals
  • LDP
  • MPLS Layer 3 VPN
  • VRF configuration
  • MP-BGP basics

Outcome:

  • Deploy MPLS enterprise WAN
  • Configure VPN routing environments

Module 4: WAN Technologies

  • DMVPN (Phase 1, 2, 3)
  • NHRP
  • IPsec configuration
  • FlexVPN
  • SD-WAN concepts

Outcome:

  • Implement secure WAN connectivity
  • Deploy scalable DMVPN architecture

Module 5: Infrastructure Security

  • Zone-Based Firewall (ZBF)
  • IOS Firewall
  • IPsec VPN (Site-to-Site)
  • AAA (RADIUS, TACACS+)
  • Control Plane Security

Outcome:

  • Secure enterprise edge routers
  • Configure VPN and firewall policies

Module 6: Infrastructure Services

  • DHCP (Relay, Server)
  • DNS basics
  • NTP
  • SNMP
  • Syslog
  • NetFlow
  • SLA tracking

Outcome:

  • Configure enterprise infrastructure services
  • Monitor and maintain network stability

Module 7: Troubleshooting Methodology

  • Troubleshooting routing protocols
  • Troubleshooting VPN & MPLS
  • Debug commands
  • Packet capture & analysis
  • Common enterprise scenarios

Outcome:

  • Diagnose complex enterprise routing issues
  • Apply structured troubleshooting methodolog

Overall Course Outcomes

After completing CCNP Enterprise (ENCOR + ENARSI), learners will be able to:

  • Design, implement & troubleshoot large-scale enterprise networks
  • Deploy advanced routing (OSPF, EIGRP, BGP)
  • Configure MPLS, VPN & DMVPN solutions
  • Secure enterprise infrastructure
  • Implement automation in enterprise networks
  • Prepare for CCNP Enterprise Certification 

Eligible for roles:

  • Network Engineer
  • Senior Network Engineer
  • Network Administrator
  • Enterprise Network Consultant
  • NOC L3 Engineer

 

Palo Alto Networks Security Professional 

Total Duration: 6–8 Weeks (50–60 Hours)
Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Level: Intermediate–Advanced (Network Security Professional)
Prerequisite:

Palo Alto Networks Security Professional 

Module 1: Firewall Fundamentals

  • Palo Alto Firewall architecture
  • Control Plane vs Data Plane
  • Packet flow architecture
  • Initial setup & configuration
  • Management interface configuration
  • Licensing & updates

Outcome:

  • Understand Palo Alto firewall architecture
  • Perform initial deployment & setup

Module 2: Security Policies

  • Security zones
  • Security policy rules
  • App-ID technology
  • User-ID integration
  • Service & application objects
  • Policy best practices

Outcome:

  • Create and manage advanced security policies
  • Implement application-aware filtering

Module 3: NAT & Traffic Management

  • Source NAT
  • Destination NAT
  • U-Turn NAT
  • Policy-based forwarding
  • Traffic logs & monitoring

Outcome:

  • Configure and troubleshoot NAT policies
  • Analyze traffic flow effectively

Module 4: Threat Prevention & Profiles

  • Security profiles
  • Antivirus profile
  • Anti-Spyware profile
  • Vulnerability protection
  • URL filtering
  • File blocking
  • WildFire overview

Outcome:

  • Implement advanced threat protection
  • Protect against malware & zero-day attacks

Module 5: VPN Technologies

  • Site-to-Site IPsec VPN
  • GlobalProtect VPN
  • VPN troubleshooting
  • Tunnel monitoring
  • IKE Phase 1 & 2 concepts

Outcome:

  • Deploy secure remote & site connectivity
  • Troubleshoot VPN-related issues

Module 6: High Availability (HA)

  • Active/Passive HA
  • Active/Active HA
  • HA configuration steps
  • HA monitoring & failover testing

Outcome:

  • Configure firewall redundancy
  • Ensure high availability in enterprise network

Module 7: User Authentication & Management

  • Local user database
  • LDAP integration
  • RADIUS integration
  • Role-based access control
  • Admin roles & permissions

Outcome:

  • Integrate firewall with enterprise authentication
  • Manage secure administrative access

Module 8: Panorama (Centralized Management)

  • Panorama architecture
  • Device groups
  • Templates & template stacks
  • Log forwarding
  • Centralized policy management

Outcome:

  • Manage multiple firewalls centrally
  • Deploy enterprise-level security architecture

Module 9: Monitoring & Troubleshooting

  • Traffic logs
  • Threat logs
  • System logs
  • Packet capture
  • CLI troubleshooting commands
  • Debug tools

Outcome:

  • Diagnose firewall issues
  • Perform structured troubleshooting

CCNP Security (SCOR + SNCF)

Total Duration: 10–14 Weeks (80–100 Hours)

Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid

Level: Professional–Advanced (Cybersecurity & Network Security)

Core Exam – 350-701 SCOR

Implementing and Operating Cisco Security Core Technologies

Module 1: Security Concepts

  • CIA triad
  • Threat landscape & attack vectors
  • Security controls (Preventive, Detective, Corrective)
  • Cryptography basics
  • Hashing & encryption algorithms
  • PKI fundamentals

Outcome:

  • Understand modern cybersecurity concepts
  • Identify threats & apply security principles

Module 2: Network Security

  • Secure network design
  • Security zones & segmentation
  • ACL implementation
  • Layer 2 security
  • Control Plane Policing (CoPP)
  • NetFlow & monitoring

Outcome:

  • Secure enterprise network infrastructure
  • Implement access control and segmentation

Module 3: Secure Network Access (AAA)

  • Authentication, Authorization, Accounting
  • 802.1X concepts
  • RADIUS & TACACS+
  • Cisco ISE overview
  • Identity-based networking

Outcome:

  • Deploy centralized authentication
  • Implement secure access control

Module 4: Firewall Technologies

  • Cisco Firewall architecture
  • Policy configuration
  • NAT configuration
  • High availability
  • Logging & monitoring

(Practical focus on Cisco Secure Firewall / FTD)

Outcome:

  • Deploy and manage enterprise firewall solutions

Module 5: Intrusion Prevention & Content Security

  • IPS concepts
  • Threat detection
  • Malware protection
  • Email & Web security basics

Outcome:

  • Detect and prevent advanced threats

Module 6: VPN Technologies

  • IPsec fundamentals
  • Site-to-Site VPN
  • Remote Access VPN
  • SSL VPN concepts
  • FlexVPN basics

Outcome:

  • Implement secure connectivity across WAN

Module 7: Endpoint & Cloud Security

  • Endpoint protection basics
  • Cloud security concepts
  • Secure workload
  • Zero Trust model

Outcome:

  • Understand endpoint & cloud security principles

Module 8: Automation & Programmability

  • REST APIs
  • JSON basics
  • Python for security automation
  • Cisco security automation tools

Outcome:

  • Automate security configurations
  • Integrate security with DevSecOps

CCNP Security – 300-710 SNCF

The 300-710 SNCF course provides in-depth knowledge of Cisco Secure Firewall architecture, advanced threat protection, VPN deployment, high availability, and troubleshooting.

Module 1: Cisco Secure Firewall Architecture

  • Cisco Secure Firewall components
  • Firepower Threat Defense (FTD)
  • Firepower Management Center (FMC)
  • FDM vs FMC management
  • Control Plane vs Data Plane
  • Packet flow inside FTD
  • Licensing models (Smart Licensing)

Outcome:

  • Understand Cisco firewall architecture
  • Deploy and register FTD with FMC

Module 2: Firewall Deployment & Initial Configuration

  • Initial device setup
  • Interface configuration
  • Security zones
  • Access Control Policies (ACP)
  • Rule order & best practices
  • Intrazone vs Interzone policies

Outcome:

  • Configure and manage security policies
  • Implement segmentation in enterprise networks

Module 3: Network Address Translation (NAT)

  • Auto NAT (Object NAT)
  • Manual NAT (Twice NAT)
  • Dynamic NAT & PAT
  • Identity NAT
  • NAT rule order
  • Troubleshooting NAT

Outcome:

  • Implement complex NAT scenarios
  • Analyze NAT behavior in production networks

Module 4: Advanced Access Control & Application Visibility

  • Application filtering
  • URL filtering
  • Security Intelligence
  • Geolocation-based filtering
  • File & malware policies

Outcome:

  • Implement application-aware firewall policies
  • Control traffic based on reputation & categories

Module 5: Threat Prevention & IPS

  • Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
  • Snort engine basics
  • IPS policy tuning
  • Malware & file control
  • Cisco Talos intelligence overview
  • Event analysis

Outcome:

  • Deploy and tune IPS policies
  • Protect network against advanced threats

Module 6: VPN Technologies

Site-to-Site IPsec VPN

  • IKEv1 & IKEv2
  • Crypto policies
  • Tunnel groups
  • VPN troubleshooting

Remote Access VPN

  • AnyConnect configuration
  • SSL VPN concepts
  • Authentication integration
  • Split tunneling

Outcome:

  • Configure secure VPN solutions
  • Troubleshoot VPN connectivity issues

Module 7: High Availability & Clustering

  • Active/Standby HA
  • Stateful failover
  • HA prerequisites
  • Failover testing
  • Device clustering concepts

Outcome:

  • Configure firewall redundancy
  • Ensure business continuity

Module 8: Advanced Features

  • QoS policies
  • Identity policies
  • LDAP & AD integration
  • User-based access control
  • Prefilter policies
  • SSL decryption

Outcome:

  • Implement identity-based firewall control
  • Deploy SSL inspection securely

Module 9: Monitoring & Troubleshooting

  • Connection events
  • Security events
  • Packet capture
  • CLI troubleshooting commands
  • System health monitoring
  • Logging & reporting
  • Debug tools

Outcome:

  • Diagnose and resolve firewall issues
  • Interpret logs & threat events

ISC)² SSCP – Systems Security Certified Practitioner

Total Duration: 6–8 Weeks (45–60 Hours)
Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Level: Intermediate (Cybersecurity Foundations to Professional)

Domain 1: Security Concepts & Practices

  • CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability)
  • Risk management concepts
  • Security policies, standards & procedures
  • Governance & compliance
  • Business continuity & disaster recovery basics
  • Ethics & professional conduct

Outcome:

  • Understand core cybersecurity principles
  • Apply risk management in real-world scenarios

Domain 2: Access Controls

  • Authentication methods
  • Authorization models (RBAC, ABAC)
  • Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
  • Identity & Access Management (IAM)
  • Account management best practices
  • Single Sign-On (SSO)
  • Privileged access management

Outcome:

  • Implement strong identity & access controls
  • Protect systems from unauthorized access

Domain 3: Security Operations & Administration

  • Asset management
  • Change management
  • Configuration management
  • Log monitoring & analysis
  • Incident response lifecycle
  • Digital forensics basics
  • Patch & vulnerability management

Outcome:

  • Monitor and maintain secure IT operations
  • Respond effectively to security incidents

Domain 4: Risk Identification, Monitoring & Analysis

  • Threat modeling
  • Vulnerability scanning
  • Risk assessment methodologies
  • Security audits
  • Penetration testing overview
  • SIEM basics

Outcome:

  • Identify and evaluate security risks
  • Support compliance and audit requirements

Domain 5: Incident Response & Recovery

  • Incident response process
  • Containment strategies
  • Evidence handling
  • Recovery procedures
  • Root cause analysis
  • Lessons learned documentation

Outcome:

  • Handle cybersecurity incidents professionally
  • Restore systems securely after attacks

Domain 6: Cryptography

  • Encryption fundamentals
  • Symmetric vs Asymmetric encryption
  • Hashing algorithms
  • Digital signatures
  • Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
  • SSL/TLS basics
  • Key management practices

Outcome:

  • Implement cryptographic protections
  • Understand secure communication principles

Domain 7: Network & Communications Security

  • Network security concepts
  • Firewalls & IDS/IPS basics
  • VPN fundamentals
  • Secure protocols (SSH, HTTPS, SFTP)
  • Wireless security
  • Cloud security basics

Outcome:

  • Secure enterprise network environments
  • Protect data in transit

Domain 8: Systems & Application Security

  • Secure system configuration
  • Endpoint protection
  • Application security basics
  • Secure software development lifecycle (SDLC)
  • Database security
  • Cloud & virtualization security

Outcome:

  • Secure systems and applications
  • Apply security throughout system lifecycle

Certified SOC Analyst (CSA)

Total Duration: 4–6 Weeks (40–50 Hours)

Training Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid

Level: Entry–Intermediate (SOC & Cybersecurity Operations)

Module 1: Introduction to SOC & Cybersecurity Operations

  • What is a Security Operations Center (SOC)?
  • SOC roles & responsibilities
  • SOC Tier levels (L1, L2, L3)
  • Cyber kill chain
  • MITRE ATT&CK framework overview
  • Threat landscape & attack types

Outcome:

  • Understand SOC workflow & real-time security monitoring
  • Identify modern cyber threats

Module 2: Networking & Security Fundamentals

  • OSI & TCP/IP model
  • Common protocols (HTTP, HTTPS, DNS, FTP, SMTP)
  • IP addressing & subnetting basics
  • Firewalls, IDS, IPS
  • VPN basics
  • Common network attacks

Outcome:

  • Understand network traffic behavior
  • Identify suspicious network activity

Module 3: Log Management & SIEM

  • What is SIEM?
  • Log collection & normalization
  • Log correlation
  • Event severity & prioritization
  • Introduction to tools:
    • Splunk basics
    • IBM QRadar overview
    • Microsoft Sentinel overview
  • Writing basic queries
  • Alert analysis

Outcome:

  • Analyze logs using SIEM tools
  • Detect security incidents through log correlation

Module 4: Threat Intelligence

  • Types of threat intelligence
  • Indicators of Compromise (IOCs)
  • Threat feeds
  • Open-source intelligence (OSINT)
  • Malware analysis basics
  • MITRE ATT&CK mapping

Outcome:

  • Use threat intelligence to identify attacks
  • Map threats to real-world frameworks

Module 5: Incident Response & Handling

  • Incident response lifecycle
  • Detection & analysis
  • Containment strategies
  • Eradication & recovery
  • Reporting & documentation
  • Chain of custody basics

Outcome:

  • Respond effectively to cybersecurity incidents
  • Document and escalate incidents professionally

Module 6: Endpoint Security & Monitoring

  • Endpoint detection & response (EDR)
  • Windows event logs
  • Linux log basics
  • Malware behavior analysis
  • File integrity monitoring
  • Host-based detection

Outcome:

  • Investigate endpoint-based attacks
  • Monitor system-level threats

Module 7: Network Traffic Analysis

  • Packet analysis basics
  • Wireshark fundamentals
  • Identifying malicious traffic
  • DNS tunneling detection
  • Brute-force attack detection
  • Web attack analysis

Outcome:

  • Analyze suspicious network packets
  • Detect anomalies in network traffic

Module 8: SOC Reporting & Compliance

  • Incident reporting templates
  • SLA management
  • Compliance basics (ISO 27001, PCI-DSS overview)
  • Escalation matrix
  • Root cause analysis

Outcome:

  • Create professional SOC reports
  • Understand compliance requirements
  • Understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals

 

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v13) 

Course Overview

The CEH v13 program teaches students how hackers think and operate so they can identify vulnerabilities and secure systems. The course covers network security, system hacking, malware, web attacks, cloud security, IoT, and AI-driven cyber threats with hands-on labs.

Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking

Topics

  • Cybersecurity fundamentals
  • Information security concepts
  • Ethical hacking phases
  • Hacker types and motivations
  • Security laws and compliance

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Understand cybersecurity threats and attack vectors
  • Explain the ethical hacking methodology
  • Identify legal and ethical boundaries

Module 2: Footprinting and Reconnaissance

Topics

  • Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
  • DNS footprinting
  • Website and email footprinting
  • Social engineering reconnaissance
  • Competitive intelligence gathering

Tools

  • Maltego
  • Recon-ng
  • theHarvester

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Collect target organization information
  • Perform passive reconnaissance
  • Analyze publicly available intelligence

Module 3: Scanning Networks

Topics

  • Network scanning techniques
  • Port scanning
  • Network mapping
  • Banner grabbing
  • Vulnerability scanning

Tools

  • Nmap
  • Hping
  • Netdiscover

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Identify active hosts
  • Detect open ports and services
  • Discover network vulnerabilities

Module 4: Enumeration

Topics

  • NetBIOS enumeration
  • SNMP enumeration
  • LDAP enumeration
  • SMB enumeration

Tools

  • Enum4linux
  • SNMPwalk
  • Nmap scripts

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Extract user accounts and shares
  • Identify network resources
  • Understand information disclosure risks

Module 5: Vulnerability Analysis

Topics

  • Vulnerability assessment concepts
  • Vulnerability scoring (CVSS)
  • Automated vulnerability scanning
  • Risk assessment techniques

Tools

  • Nessus
  • OpenVAS

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Conduct vulnerability assessments
  • Analyze security weaknesses
  • Prioritize risk mitigation

Module 6: System Hacking

Topics

  • Password cracking
  • Privilege escalation
  • Keylogging
  • Steganography
  • Covering tracks

Tools

  • Hydra
  • John the Ripper
  • Mimikatz

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Demonstrate system compromise techniques
  • Understand post-exploitation methods
  • Analyze password security weaknesses

Module 7: Malware Threats

Topics

  • Types of malware
  • Trojans and backdoors
  • Ransomware attacks
  • Malware analysis basics

Tools

  • Malware sandbox
  • VirusTotal

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Identify malicious software
  • Understand malware propagation
  • Analyze malware behavior

Module 8: Sniffing

Topics

  • Packet sniffing
  • ARP spoofing
  • MAC flooding
  • DNS poisoning

Tools

  • Wireshark
  • Tcpdump
  • Ettercap

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Capture network traffic
  • Detect man-in-the-middle attacks
  • Analyze network packets

Module 9: Social Engineering

Topics

  • Phishing attacks
  • Human-based attacks
  • Impersonation techniques
  • Insider threats

Tools

  • Social Engineering Toolkit (SET)

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Identify social engineering attacks
  • Understand human security vulnerabilities

Module 10: Denial-of-Service Attacks

Topics

  • DoS and DDoS attacks
  • Botnets
  • Amplification attacks
  • DoS defense techniques

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Understand network availability attacks
  • Implement DoS mitigation strategies

Module 11: Session Hijacking

Topics

  • Session management
  • Cookie hijacking
  • Man-in-the-middle session attacks

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Understand session vulnerabilities
  • Implement secure session management

Module 12: Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots

Topics

  • IDS and IPS technologies
  • Firewall evasion techniques
  • Packet fragmentation
  • Traffic tunneling

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Understand defensive security systems
  • Analyze evasion techniques

Module 13: Hacking Web Servers

Topics

  • Web server architecture
  • Web server vulnerabilities
  • Directory traversal
  • Misconfiguration attacks

Tools

  • Nikto
  • Dirbuster

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Identify web server security issues
  • Perform server security testing

Module 14: Hacking Web Applications

Topics

  • Web application vulnerabilities
  • Cross-site scripting (XSS)
  • Cross-site request forgery (CSRF)
  • Authentication attacks

Tools

  • Burp Suite
  • OWASP ZAP

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Perform web application security testing
  • Identify application vulnerabilities

Module 15: SQL Injection

Topics

  • SQL injection types
  • Blind SQL injection
  • Database exploitation

Tools

  • SQLMap

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Detect database vulnerabilities
  • Perform SQL injection testing

Module 16: Hacking Wireless Networks

Topics

  • WiFi security protocols
  • Wireless attacks
  • Rogue access points

Tools

  • Aircrack-ng
  • Kismet

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Test wireless network security
  • Identify WiFi vulnerabilities

Module 17: Hacking Mobile Platforms

Topics

  • Android security threats
  • Mobile malware
  • Mobile application vulnerabilities

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Analyze mobile security risks
  • Understand mobile platform attacks

Module 18: IoT and OT Hacking

Topics

  • IoT vulnerabilities
  • Industrial control system attacks
  • SCADA security

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Understand IoT attack vectors
  • Analyze industrial system vulnerabilities

Module 19: Cloud Computing Security

Topics

  • Cloud service models
  • Cloud attack techniques
  • Container security

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Identify cloud security threats
  • Secure cloud environments

Module 20: Cryptography

Topics

  • Encryption algorithms
  • Hashing techniques
  • Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
  • Cryptographic attacks

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

  • Understand data encryption mechanisms
  • Identify cryptographic vulnerabilities

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