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Analyze and Update a Company BCP/BIA/DRP/CIRPCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 2 hStudents will become familiar with the Business Continuity Plan (BCP), Business Impact Assessment (BIA), Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) and Computer Incident Response Plan (CIRP).
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Analyze DoomJuice Infection to Identify Attack Vector and PayloadCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hStudents will use popular system analysis tools on an infected machine in order to identify signs of infection.
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Analyze Malicious Network TrafficDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 2 hStudents will take some time to review malicious traffic within a controlled environment.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Analyze SQL Injection AttackCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hStudents will Identify the use of an SQL Injection through the use of Wireshark.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Analyze Structured Exception Handler Buffer Overflow ExploitCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hStudents will identify the use of a Buffer Overflow exploit through the use of Wireshark and by analyzing items found in the captured traffic.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Applying Filters to TCPDump and WiresharkCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hThis lab exercise is designed to allow the trainee to become familiar with applying a capture filter to TCPDump and Wireshark using Berkley Packet Filter (BPF) syntax.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Baseline Systems in Accordance with Policy DocumentationCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hStudents are provided a whitelist of applications allowed for installation on a system.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Compromise Assessment with Crowd ResponseDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 1 hIn this lab students will run Crowd Response to conduct an incident response that will generate incident response files that can be analyzed and used to conduct compromise assessment.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Conduct Baseline Comparison for Indicators of CompromiseCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hLearners will create a system baseline operating snapshot using the Window Forensic Toolchest (WFT) and compare it against a previously created baseline using the KDiff3 application to identify any…Hands-on labStationX Membership
Conduct Log Analysis and Cross Examination for False PositivesDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 1 hStudents will confirm the validity of event-data analysis to eliminate false-positive events.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Creating a Baseline Using AutopsyCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hStudents will run Autopsy against an existing system to create a baseline that will be used for future analysis.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Creating a Forensic ImageDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 1 hIn this lab, students will learn how to create a forensic image of a removable media using FTK imager.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Creating a List of Installed Programs, Services and User Accounts from a WIN2K12 ServerCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hStudents will create a list of installed programs, services, and accounts in a Windows 2012 server environment using various tools and methods.
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Creating a Secondary Baseline and Conducting ComparisonCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hStudents will create a second baseline using Autopsy and compare it against a previously created baseline using KDiff3.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Creation of Standard Operating Procedures for RecoveryCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hStudents will have access to the results of a vulnerability scan run again a sample Windows 2008 Server.
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Data Backup to Prep for RecoveryCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hIn this lab we will simulate the recovery phase where we must perform a backup in a server environment.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Data Recovery with AutopsyDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 1 hStudents will ingest and process a previously acquired forensic image using Autopsy.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Detect the Introduction of a Malicious ApplicationDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 1 hIn this lab the student will learn how to start a apache2 web server and deploy a malicious executable to the web server so we can detect the introduction and executions of malicious activity on a…Hands-on labStationX Membership
Firewall Setup and ConfigurationCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hIn this lab you will perform the steps necessary to set up a pfSense firewall from the basic command line interface and then configure the firewall using the web configuration GUI on a Windows…Hands-on labStationX Membership
Identify Access to a LINUX Firewall Through SYSLOG ServiceCyber Security Professional + 1 more blockDuration: 1 hStudents will identify access to a PFSENSE firewall through the forwarding of SYSLOG (System logs) from a Firewall to the SYSLOG service we have configured and set up on the Network.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Identify and Remove Trojan Using Various ToolsDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 1 hStudents will detect malicious files and processes using various tools.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Identify Suspicious Information in VM SnapshotsDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 1 hStudents will identify known IOCs for Stuxnet and save them for analysis.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Identify Whether High-Risk Systems Were AffectedCyber Security Professional + 1 more blockDuration: 1 hThe highest risk systems are the ones with Internet facing Applications.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Identifying System Vulnerabilities with OpenVASCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 2 hStudents will scan a system in OpenVAS (Open Vulnerability Assessment) to discover and identify systems on the network that have vulnerabilities.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Implementing Least-Privilege on Windows (2026)Cyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hLeast-privilege is an important concept across many domains (e.g., Windows server/workstation management, networking, Linux management, etc.) and requires great discipline to implement properly.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Implementing Least-Privilege on WindowsCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hLeast-privilege is an important concept across many domains (e.g., Windows server/workstation management, networking, Linux management, etc.) and requires great discipline to implement properly.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Intro To Linux - Users and GroupsCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hIn this lab, we will look at managing users on a Linux system.
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Introduction To OWASP Top Ten 2017: CapstoneExploit Development Duration: 2 hThis lab is a capstone event for the ten Intro to the OWASP Top Ten labs.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Live Imaging with FTK Imager and Data Recovery with AutopsyDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 2 hStudents will create a live image using FTK Imager and verify that the image was created successfully.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Log Correlation & Analysis to Identify Potential IOCCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hWhen defending networked digital systems, attention must be paid to the logging mechanisms set in place to detect suspicious behavior.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Manual Vulnerability AssessmentCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hAs part of the defense in depth model it is vitally important to keep tabs on the events occurring on individual devices/systems.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Manually Analyze Malicious PDF DocumentsCyber Security Professional + 1 more blockDuration: 1 hSeveral company employees have received unsolicited emails with suspicious pdf attachments.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Manually Analyze Malicious PDF Documents 2Cyber Security Professional + 1 more blockDuration: 1 hSeveral company employees have received unsolicited emails with suspicious pdf attachments.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Memory Extraction and AnalysisDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 1 hThis is one of the labs for the Advanced Digital Media Forensics class.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Microsoft Baseline Security AnalyzerCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hIn this lab you will use Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) to perform scans of individual host computers and of groups of computers.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Monitoring and Verifying Management SystemsCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hIn this lab, students will use Nessus Essentials to assess a system for vulnerabilities and generate a detailed analysis report.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Monitoring Network Traffic for Potential IOA/IOCCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hIn this lab we will replicate potentially malicious scans from the Internet against a corporate asset.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Network Segmentation (FW/DMZ/WAN/LAN)Cyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hCreate three distinct areas for this network, route traffic accordingly and lock down VPN access to the appropriate IP address.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Parse Files Out of Network TrafficCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hThis lab teach students how to extract various files from network traffic using Network Miner and Wireshark.
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Participate in Attack Analysis Using Trusted Tool SetDigital Media ForensicsDuration: 1 hStudents will participate in attack analysis/incident response, including root cause determination, to identify vulnerabilities exploited, vector/source and methods used (e.g., malware, denial of…Hands-on labStationX Membership
Patch Installation and Validation TestingCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 2 hStudents will identify if a vulnerability is present on two Windows systems and then move to remediate the vulnerability, if necessary.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Performing Incident Response in a Windows EnvironmentCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hThis next lab walks students through identifying a security incident, as well as handling and then responding to the incident.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Scanning and EnumerationCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 2 hIn this lab, you will practice scanning and enumeration using several popular tools, and learn how they can be used together to create a thorough and efficient workflow during the enumeration phase.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Scanning and Mapping NetworksCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 2 hStudents will use Zenmap to scan a network segment in order to create an updated network map and detail findings on the systems discovered.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Securing Linux for System AdministratorsCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hLinux environments are ubiquitous in many different sectors, and securing these environments is as important as securing Windows environments.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Use pfTop to Analyze Network TrafficCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hStudents will use pfTop, a network traffic monitoring/statistics plugin used in pfSense, to analyze and monitor network traffic.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Vulnerability Identification and RemediationCyber Security ProfessionalDuration: 1 hLearners will use Nmap and OpenVAS/Greenbone Vulnerability Scanner to confirm old vulnerable systems and to also discover new ones.