Become a Certified Cyber Security Expert

Learn ethical hacking, threat analysis, and risk management. These skills make you a valuable asset in the digital world.

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Course Overview

Skillwint's Cyber Security Course is designed to help you master the skills needed to protect online systems and data. With increasing cyber threats, companies need skilled professionals to defend their networks. This course teaches you how to identify risks, prevent attacks, and secure information effectively.

The course includes lessons on ethical hacking, network security, threat analysis, and data protection. Through practical sessions, you will gain hands-on experience in tackling real-world challenges. The curriculum is created by industry experts, ensuring you learn the latest cybersecurity tools and techniques.

Whether you are a beginner or an IT professional, this course is perfect for enhancing your skills. You will also prepare for global certifications, making you job-ready in the fast-growing field of cybersecurity.

By enrolling in Skillwint's Cyber Security Course, you can unlock exciting career opportunities. Cybersecurity professionals are in high demand, and this course equips you to stand out in the job market.

Start your journey today to become a certified cybersecurity expert. With Skillwint, you will gain the confidence to secure networks, protect data, and build a successful career.

Course Content

Basic Level

Module 1: Foundations of Cybersecurity (Days 1–15)

  • Day 1: Introduction to Cybersecurity, Importance & Scope
  • Day 2: CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability)
  • Day 3: Types of Hackers (White, Black, Grey, Script Kiddie, Hacktivist)
  • Day 4: Types of Cyber Attacks (Malware, Phishing, DoS, etc.)
  • Day 5: Basic Networking Concepts
  • Day 6: How the Internet Works
  • Day 7: Cybersecurity Terminologies (Threats, Vulnerabilities, Exploits)
  • Day 8: Operating Systems Overview (Windows, Linux, macOS)
  • Day 9: Introduction to Virtual Machines (VMware, VirtualBox)
  • Day 10: Cybersecurity Career Paths
  • Day 11: Security Frameworks (ISO 27001, NIST, OWASP)
  • Day 12: Common Security Tools Overview (Wireshark, Nmap, Burp Suite)
  • Day 13: Cyber Laws & Ethics (IT Act, GDPR, etc.)
  • Day 14: Cyber Hygiene & Safe Internet Practices
  • Day 15: Revision 

Module 2: Networking & System Security (Days 16–30)

  • Day 16: Network Devices & Topologies
  • Day 17: Firewalls, Routers, Switches
  • Day 18: IP Addressing, Subnetting
  • Day 19: Network Scanning & Enumeration
  • Day 20: Wireshark Basics
  • Day 21: Understanding Ports & Protocols
  • Day 22: Intrusion Detection & Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS)
  • Day 23: Network Security Best Practices
  • Day 24: OS Hardening Techniques
  • Day 25: File System Permissions
  • Day 26: Secure User Accounts & Password Policies
  • Day 27: Antivirus, Antimalware, EDR tools
  • Day 28: Introduction to VPNs & Proxies
  • Day 29: Secure Remote Access (SSH, RDP)
  • Day 30: Revision 

Module 3: Web Application Security (Days 31–45)

  • Day 31: Basics of Web Applications (HTTP/HTTPS)
  • Day 32: Client vs Server Concepts
  • Day 33: Introduction to OWASP Top 10
  • Day 34: SQL Injection (SQLi)
  • Day 35: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
  • Day 36: Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
  • Day 37: Broken Authentication
  • Day 38: Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR)
  • Day 39: Security Misconfiguration
  • Day 40: Sensitive Data Exposure
  • Day 41: File Upload Vulnerabilities
  • Day 42: Using Burp Suite Basics
  • Day 43: Website Reconnaissance (whois, nslookup, dig)
  • Day 44: Web Security Best Practices
  • Day 45: Web Security Mini Project + Test 

Module 4: Ethical Hacking Basics (Days 46–60)

  • Day 46: What is Ethical Hacking
  • Day 47: Phases of Hacking (Recon, Scanning, Gaining Access, Maintaining, Covering
  • Tracks)
  • Day 48: Reconnaissance (Active vs Passive)
  • Day 49: Social Engineering Attacks
  • Day 50: Password Cracking Basics
  • Day 51: Wi-Fi Hacking Concepts
  • Day 52: Sniffing & Spoofing
  • Day 53: Metasploit Framework Introduction
  • Day 54: Exploitation Basics
  • Day 55: Post Exploitation
  • Day 56: Covering Tracks
  • Day 57: Basics of Penetration Testing
  • Day 58: Report Writing for Pen Tests
  • Day 59: Legal & Ethical Responsibilities
  • Day 60: Review + Hands-on Practice

Module 5: Cyber Defense & Blue Team Skills (Days 61–75) 

  • Day 61: Cyber Defense vs Offense
  • Day 62: Security Operation Center (SOC) Basics
  • Day 63: Log Monitoring & Analysis
  • Day 64: SIEM Tools Overview (Splunk/ELK)
  • Day 65: Incident Response Lifecycle
  • Day 66: Threat Intelligence
  • Day 67: Malware Analysis Basics
  • Day 68: Digital Forensics Introduction
  • Day 69: Data Backup & Recovery
  • Day 70: Disaster Recovery Planning
  • Day 71: Endpoint Protection
  • Day 72: Patch Management
  • Day 73: Email Security
  • Day 74: Insider Threats & Human Factor
  • Day 75: SOC Simulation Project 

Module 6: Projects, Certifications & Career Prep (Days 76–90) 

  • Day 76: Practices
  • Day 77: Practices
  • Day 78: Practices
  • Day 79: Cybersecurity Tools Review
  • Day 80: Certification Guidance (CEH, CompTIA Security+, etc.)
  • Day 81: Resume & LinkedIn Optimization for Cybersecurity
  • Day 82: Cybersecurity Interview Preparation
  • Day 83: Capture The Flag (CTF) Basics
  • Day 84: Participate in a CTF Challenge
  • Day 85: Review of All Modules
  • Day 86: Mock Test (Theory)
  • Day 87: Mock Test (Practical)
  • Day 88: Real-world Case Study (Incident Analysis)
  • Day 89: Feedback & Improvement Session
  • Day 90: Final Assessment + Certificate Distribution 

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Intermediate Course

Module 1: 

    • Introduction to Cybersecurity, Cyber Threat Landscape, and Basics of Networking.
    • Understanding the CIA Triad, Security Principles, and OSI/TCP Models.
    • Operating Systems Fundamentals (Windows, Linux), Commands, and File Permissions.
    • IP Addressing, Subnetting, DNS, DHCP, and Network Devices.
    • Common Network Attacks (DoS, MITM, ARP Poisoning, Sniffing).
    • Firewall Basics, VPN, and Network Security Tools.
    • Web Security Basics – HTTP, HTTPS, Cookies, and Sessions.
    • Web Application Vulnerabilities: XSS, SQL Injection, CSRF.
    • Hands-on Labs: Burp Suite, OWASP Juice Shop Practice. 

    Module 2:

    • Introduction to Cryptography – Symmetric, Asymmetric, Hashing.
    • Email Security, Phishing, and Social Engineering Attacks.
    • Wireless Security – WPA/WPA2, Wireshark Analysis.
    • Malware Types and Analysis Basics.
    • Incident Response Lifecycle and Threat Intelligence.
    • Log Analysis, SIEM Introduction (Splunk/ELK).
    • Ethical Hacking Concepts and Legal Aspects.
    • Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing Basics.
    • Hands-on Tools: Nmap, Metasploit, Nikto.
    • System Hardening and Patch Management.
    • Linux Security and File Integrity Monitoring. 

    Module 3 

    • Windows Security, Registry, and Event Logs.
    • Active Directory Basics and Security.
    • Network Monitoring and IDS/IPS Concepts.
    • Secure Coding Principles and Code Review.
    • Introduction to Forensics and Digital Evidence Handling.
    • Password Cracking Techniques and Defense.
    • Security Policies, Governance, and Compliance (ISO, GDPR, HIPAA).
    • Capstone Project – Complete a Security Assessment & Presentation.

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    Advanced Course

    Phase 1: Cybersecurity Foundations (15 Days)

    • Introduction to Cybersecurity – Importance, Domains, and Career Paths
    • Understanding Cyber Threats and Attacks
    • CIA Triad – Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability
    • Basics of Networking – LAN, WAN, IP, DNS, MAC
    • OSI & TCP/IP Models
    • Common Networking Devices – Routers, Switches, Firewalls
    • Understanding IP Addressing and Subnetting
    • Introduction to Linux and Windows OS
    • Linux Commands and File Permissions
    • Windows Commands and File Systems
    • Basics of Virtualization (VMware/VirtualBox Setup)
    • Security Terminology – Vulnerability, Threat, Risk
    • Introduction to Ethical Hacking Methodology
    • Security Layers and Defense in Depth
    • Quiz and Lab Practice – Network Scanning Simulation

    Phase 2: Networking & Web Security (15 Days) 

    • Introduction to Network Security
    • Firewalls, VPN, and Proxy Servers
    • Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS)
    • Common Network Attacks – DoS, MITM, Sniffing
    • Hands-on: Using Wireshark for Packet Analysis
    • Web Application Basics – HTTP, HTTPS, Cookies
    • OWASP Top 10 – Overview
    • SQL Injection Explained with Demo
    • Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Explained with Demo
    • CSRF, IDOR, and Broken Authentication
    • Hands-on: Burp Suite and OWASP Juice Shop
    • Secure Coding Basics
    • Introduction to API Security
    • Security Headers and Input Validation
    • Mini Project – Vulnerability Testing of a Demo Site

    Phase 3: System Security & Cryptography (15 Days) 

    • System Hardening Basics
    • Windows Security Configuration
    • Linux Security and File Integrity Monitoring
    • Understanding User Privileges and Access Control
    • Malware Types and Analysis
    • Ransomware, Trojans, and Worms Explained
    • Basics of Cryptography – Symmetric vs Asymmetric
    • Hashing Algorithms (MD5, SHA)
    • Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and SSL/TLS
    • Digital Signatures and Certificates
    • Email Encryption and Security
    • Password Security and Cracking Techniques
    • Social Engineering and Phishing Attacks
    • Hands-on: Password Cracking Lab (John the Ripper / Hydra)
    • Quiz and Scenario-based Practice 

    Phase 4: Penetration Testing & Tools (20 days)

    • Introduction to Penetration Testing
    • Footprinting and Reconnaissance
    • Scanning Networks with Nmap
    • Vulnerability Scanning with Nessus
    • Exploitation Basics with Metasploit
    • Post-Exploitation Techniques
    • Web Application Testing Steps
    • Common Exploitation Tools Overview
    • Reporting and Documentation in Pentesting
    • Hands-on: Real-World Exploit Lab Practice
    • Wireless Network Security
    • Wi-Fi Hacking (WEP/WPA2/WPA3 Concepts)
    • Cloud Security Fundamentals (AWS, Azure, GCP)
    • Docker and Container Security
    • Case Study – Analyzing a Real Cyber Attack 

    Phase 5: Monitoring, Defense, and Forensics (20 Days)

    • Introduction to Incident Response Lifecycle
    • Threat Intelligence and Indicators of Compromise (IoC)
    • SIEM Basics – Splunk/ELK Overview
    • Log Monitoring and Analysis
    • Blue Team vs Red Team Overview
    • Digital Forensics Introduction
    • Evidence Collection and Chain of Custody
    • Disk and Memory Forensics Basics
    • Network Forensics Overview
    • Malware Analysis – Static vs Dynamic
    • Hands-on: Analyzing Logs and Detecting Intrusions
    • Threat Hunting Basics
    • Security Automation and Scripting (Python Intro)
    • Security Operations Center (SOC) Overview
    • Mini Lab – Incident Handling Simulation 

    Phase 6: Governance, Compliance, and Final Project (Days) 

    • Cyber Laws and Ethics
    • Risk Management and Assessment
    • ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA Overview
    • Security Policies and Procedures
    • Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
    • Resume Building for Cybersecurity Careers
    • Interview Preparation and Scenario Practice
    • Capstone Project Work – Security Audit/Assessment
    • Project Presentation and Peer Review
    • Final Exam, Feedback, and Certification Ceremony

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        Requirements

        To enroll in the cyber security course, you will need the following:


        Educational Background:


        • High school diploma or equivalent (no specific degree is required for beginners).

        • For advanced levels, basic knowledge of IT or computer science is preferred.


        Computer Skills: Familiarity with using computers, operating systems (Windows, Linux, or MacOS), and internet navigation.


        Interest in Technology: A strong interest in cyber security, problem-solving, and protecting digital systems.


        Computer/Laptop: A reliable computer or laptop with at least 4GB RAM (8GB recommended) and a modern processor.


        Stable Internet Connection: A high-speed internet connection to access online classes, tools, and resources.


        Software:

        • Python installed (for programming modules).

        • Access to tools like MySQL, Pandas, and Matplotlib for advanced courses.

        • Prerequisites for Intermediate/Advanced Courses


        Programming Knowledge: Basic understanding of Python or other programming languages is recommended.


        IT Fundamentals: Familiarity with concepts like networking, operating systems, and databases.

        Who should do this course?

        This course is perfect for professionals who want to build expertise in cyber security, ethical hacking, and data protection. The course is designed for:

        • Cyber Security Enthusiasts
        • IT Professionals looking to specialize in network and system security
        • Software Developers interested in secure coding practices
        • System Administrators managing secure systems
        • Ethical Hackers wanting to master penetration testing techniques
        • Network Engineers focusing on securing infrastructure
        • Business Owners aiming to protect their organizations from cyber threats
        • Data Analysts seeking to secure sensitive data
        • Technical Managers overseeing security teams
        • Freelancers and Consultants offering security solutions
        • Students and Fresh Graduates exploring career opportunities in cybersecurity
        • Compliance Officers focusing on regulatory requirements for data protection
        • Database Administrators aiming to secure databases from breaches

        Disclaimer:

        Skillwint is an independent training provider. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any specific cybersecurity company, platform, or organization. The term "Cyber Security" is used here solely for descriptive purposes to indicate the subject matter of the training. All product and company names mentioned are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

        FAQs

        This course teaches how to protect systems, networks, and data from cyber-attacks. You will learn about ethical hacking, securing information, and defending against cyber threats.

        Anyone interested in cyber security can take this course, including beginners, IT professionals, and people wanting to switch to a career in cyber security.

        No, you don't need special experience. Basic computer knowledge is enough. Some programming or IT knowledge can help for advanced topics, but it is not necessary for beginners.

        The duration depends on the level of the course you choose. A basic course may take a few weeks, while an advanced course can take a few months.

        Yes, you will receive a certificate that proves you have completed the course and learned important cybersecurity skills.

        You will learn to protect networks, secure systems, analyze threats, perform ethical hacking, and understand how to prevent cyber attacks.

        The course is mostly offered online, which allows you to learn from anywhere at your own pace. Some may have in-person sessions depending on the provider.

        Yes, the course includes practical exercises like setting up firewalls, testing security systems, and learning to handle real-world cyber security challenges.

        Yes, this course is designed for beginners, so you don't need prior programming experience. We start with the basics of programming and move to more complex topics.

        After completing the course, you can work in various roles such as a cyber security analyst, ethical hacker, network security engineer, or IT security consultant.

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