Cybersecurity

HRDC Reg. No: 10001658763
Duration: 5 Days

Course Overview

This intensive 5-day course provides a deep technical understanding of Bluetooth security across both Classic and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) environments. Participants will explore how Bluetooth protocols enforce security, establish trust, and protect data through encryption, authentication, and key management.

The course combines protocol-level theory with real-world implementation and offensive security perspectives. Participants will learn to identify vulnerabilities, perform security assessments, and design secure Bluetooth-enabled systems for IoT, medical, industrial, and consumer applications.

Who Should Attend

• Embedded Systems Engineers
• IoT Developers
• Firmware Engineers
• Security Engineers
• Penetration Testers
• Wireless Communication Engineers

Why Choose This Course

• HRDC claimable training (HRDC Reg. No: 10001658763)
• Deep technical focus on Bluetooth Classic & BLE
• Covers real-world vulnerabilities (KNOB, BIAS, BlueBorne)
• Hands-on security testing using industry tools
• Designed for IoT and embedded security professionals

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Explain Bluetooth architecture across PHY, Link Layer, HCI, and Host layers
• Differentiate Bluetooth Classic vs BLE security models
• Analyze security modes, levels, and downgrade risks
• Implement secure pairing using Secure Connections (ECDH)
• Manage Bluetooth key hierarchy (LTK, IRK, CSRK)
• Apply secure key storage using hardware-backed security
• Implement encryption using AES-CCM
• Design secure GATT services and enforce application security
• Identify and analyze Bluetooth attack vectors (MITM, KNOB, BIAS, BlueBorne)
• Conduct Bluetooth security testing using professional tools
• Implement secure OTA firmware updates
• Apply NIST SP 800-121 compliance guidelines
• Design defense-in-depth strategies for IoT devices

Prerequisites

Participants should have:

• Basic knowledge of wireless communication
• Familiarity with Bluetooth Classic or BLE fundamentals
• Understanding of networking and cryptography concepts
• Experience in embedded systems or IoT (recommended)
• Basic cybersecurity knowledge

Lab Setup

Participants should prepare:

• Laptop with Linux environment (Ubuntu/Kali recommended)
• Bluetooth adapter (BLE compatible)
• Python environment (optional for tooling)

Tools Used:

• Wireshark
• Ubertooth One
• Bettercap
• BLE scanning tools (e.g., gatttool, bleah)

Teaching Methodology

• Instructor-led deep technical sessions
• Hands-on labs and packet analysis
• Real-world attack simulations
• Guided security testing exercises
• Case studies and implementation workshops

Cybersecurity

HRDC Reg. No: 10001658904
Duration: 7 Days (~51 Hours)

Course Overview

This intensive 7-day cybersecurity training equips developers with the essential skills to build secure applications and defend against modern cyber threats. Covering both theoretical foundations and hands-on practices, the course focuses on application security, secure coding, vulnerability assessment, and DevSecOps integration.

Participants will gain practical experience with OWASP standards, static and dynamic testing, threat modeling, secure cloud configurations, and memory safety. By the end of the program, developers will be able to identify, mitigate, and prevent vulnerabilities across web, application, cloud, and container environments.

Who Should Attend

• Software Developers
• Web Developers
• Backend Engineers
• Full Stack Developers
• DevOps Engineers
• Application Security Engineers
• QA Engineers

Why Choose This Course

• Comprehensive 7-day hands-on cybersecurity training
• Covers OWASP Top 10 and real-world attack scenarios
• Includes DevSecOps and cloud security practices
• Focus on secure coding and vulnerability prevention
• Practical labs using industry tools (e.g., OWASP ZAP)

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Explain core cybersecurity and application security principles
• Identify and assess OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities
• Perform security assessments and operational reviews
• Mitigate injection, XSS, CSRF, and misconfiguration issues
• Conduct secure code reviews and static analysis
• Execute Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
• Implement secure coding practices
• Apply cryptography and session management techniques
• Configure secure systems and communication channels
• Implement IAM and secrets management in cloud environments
• Prevent memory vulnerabilities such as buffer overflows
• Perform structured threat modeling using STRIDE and DREAD
• Identify logic flaws and insecure design patterns

Prerequisites

Participants should have:

• Basic programming knowledge (any language)
• Familiarity with web applications and HTTP
• Understanding of software development lifecycle
• Basic networking knowledge
• Exposure to Linux or Windows environments

Lab Setup

• Lab environment will be fully provided
• Pre-configured tools and vulnerable applications included

Teaching Methodology

• Instructor-led lectures
• Hands-on labs and guided exercises
• Real-world case studies
• Secure coding workshops
• Tool-based demonstrations (SAST, DAST)
• Interactive discussions

Cybersecurity

HRDC Reg. No: 10001658533
Duration: 5 Days

Course Overview

Python has become an essential tool for modern penetration testers and cybersecurity professionals. This hands-on course empowers participants to automate and enhance penetration testing activities using Python across the full security testing lifecycle.

Participants will gain practical experience in reconnaissance, network scanning, exploitation techniques, and post-exploitation tasks. The course emphasizes real-world offensive security scenarios, enabling learners to build custom tools such as port scanners, sniffers, brute-force utilities, and automation scripts in controlled lab environments.

Who Should Attend

• Penetration Testers
• Cybersecurity Analysts
• Ethical Hackers
• Security Engineers
• Network Security Professionals
• SOC Analysts

Why Choose This Course

• HRDC claimable training (HRDC Reg. No: 10001658533)
• Hands-on offensive security labs
• Real-world penetration testing scenarios
• Learn to build custom Python hacking tools
• Covers full penetration testing lifecycle automation

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Explain Python’s role in penetration testing and cybersecurity
• Automate reconnaissance and information gathering
• Develop tools such as port scanners and banner grabbers
• Build TCP client-server applications
• Perform packet sniffing and manipulation using Scapy
• Conduct controlled web form and brute-force testing
• Crack hashes and understand password attack techniques
• Manipulate MAC addresses and perform wireless reconnaissance
• Combine Python modules to build advanced testing utilities
• Apply ethical and legal considerations in offensive security

Prerequisites

Participants should have:

• Basic Python programming knowledge (variables, loops, functions, modules)
• Understanding of networking concepts (TCP/IP, ports, DNS)
• Familiarity with Linux command line
• Basic cybersecurity and penetration testing knowledge
• Awareness of ethical hacking principles and legal boundaries

Lab Setup

Participants should prepare:

• Laptop with Linux environment (Kali Linux recommended)
• Python 3 installed
• Code editor (VS Code / PyCharm)
• Internet access for lab exercises

Optional Tools:

• Wireshark
• Nmap
• Scapy
• Burp Suite Community Edition

Teaching Methodology

• Instructor-led sessions
• Live demonstrations
• Hands-on penetration testing labs
• Guided tool development exercises
• Real-world attack simulations
• Interactive discussions

Cybersecurity

HRDC Reg. No: 10001554835

Duration: 4 Days (32 Hours)
Level: Advanced

Course Overview

The Threat Hunting course is designed for cybersecurity professionals to proactively detect, investigate, and mitigate cyber threats. This hands-on training covers live machine and memory analysis, Windows exploitation techniques, Active Directory attack investigations, and endpoint threat hunting using industry-standard SOC tools like Volatility, Sysmon, Splunk, and ELK.

Participants will engage in real-world case studies, live simulations, and hands-on labs to strengthen investigative skills, analyze adversarial tactics, and implement detection mechanisms.

Who Should Attend?

Cybersecurity Analysts & SOC Teams – Detect and respond to advanced persistent threats (APT).
Threat Hunters & Incident Responders – Investigate and contain active cyber threats.
Digital Forensics Professionals – Perform memory forensics and malware analysis.
System Administrators & Security Engineers – Improve defensive security postures.

Why Choose This Course?

HRDC Claimable (Check with HRDC for eligibility).
Covers advanced threat hunting methodologies, tools, and attack detection techniques.
Hands-on malware analysis, memory forensics, and Active Directory attack investigations.
Learn how to use Sysmon, Splunk, ELK, and Cuckoo Sandbox for threat detection.

Pre-requisites

Basic understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals.
Familiarity with Windows OS internals.
Basic knowledge of incident response and forensic analysis.
Experience with command-line tools (PowerShell, CMD, Linux shell) is recommended.
No prior threat hunting experience required, but security analysis knowledge is beneficial.

Cybersecurity

HRDC Reg. No: 10001556279

Duration: 5 Days (40 Hours)
Lab Environment: Cloud Labs

Course Overview

This hands-on training program provides in-depth knowledge of Security Operations (SecOps), Incident Response (IR), and Perimeter Defense. Participants will gain practical experience in using SIEM, SOAR, phishing simulators, and advanced threat intelligence tools to manage security incidents effectively.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand SOC operations, components, and deployment strategies.
• Implement threat detection, malware analysis, and cloud security techniques.
• Develop incident response plans and execute containment & remediation strategies.
• Enhance email security using SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to prevent cyber threats.

Who Should Attend?

• Security Analysts & SOC Engineers
• IT Administrators & Network Security Professionals
• Incident Response Teams & Cybersecurity Specialists

Prerequisites

• Basic knowledge of networking & security fundamentals.
• Familiarity with Windows/Linux system administration.
• Experience with firewalls, SIEM, IDS/IPS (recommended but not required).

Lab Setup Requirements

• Cloud-based lab environment
• Access to SIEM, SOAR, and phishing simulation tools

Teaching Methodology

Instructor-led interactive training.
Hands-on practical labs & simulations.
Case studies and real-world cybersecurity incidents.
Group discussions & threat analysis exercises.

Cybersecurity

HRDC Reg. No: 10001554672

Duration: 5 Days

Course Overview

The Cybersecurity Foundation course provides a comprehensive introduction to essential cybersecurity principles, risk management, and security best practices. Participants will gain hands-on experience in security operations, incident response, access control, and network security.

This course is ideal for beginners and professionals looking to build a strong foundation in cybersecurity through interactive lectures, hands-on exercises, and real-world case studies.

Who Should Attend?

IT Professionals – Looking to transition into cybersecurity.
Business & Compliance Professionals – Understanding security risks & governance.
Students & Beginners – Exploring a cybersecurity career.
System Administrators & Network Engineers – Strengthening security skills.

Why Choose This Course?

HRDC Claimable (10001554672).
Covers core cybersecurity principles, risk management, and security operations.
Hands-on incident response, access control, and network security labs.
Learn real-world cybersecurity best practices.

Pre-requisites

Basic understanding of IT concepts.
Familiarity with computer networking (recommended but not mandatory).
No prior cybersecurity experience required.