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Networking Academy Curriculum Portfolio October 2020

Explore Career
Introduction to exciting opportunities in Preparation for entry level positions.
technology.

IT Essentials PCAP: Programming Essentials in Python

Get Connected
Digital Essentials NDG Linux Essentials Hackathon Playbook (Design Thinking)
Introduction to Packet Tracer Networking Essentials

NDG Linux Unhatched Programmable

Networking Cybersecurity
Introduction to Cybersecurity Infrastructure
CCNA: Infrastructure Automation: CyberOps Associate
Cybersecurity Essentials Introduction to Networks (ITN)
DevNet Associate CCNA Security
Switching, Routing, & Wireless
Workshop: Network Programmability
Introduction to IoT Essentials (SRWE) IoT Security
Workshop: Experimenting with REST APIs
Enterprise Networking, Security &
Workshop: Model-Driven Programmability
Entrepreneurship Automation (ENSA)

CCNP Enterprise: Internet of Things:

Core Networking (ENCOR) IoT Fundamentals: Connecting Things
Advanced Routing (ENARSI) IoT Fundamentals: Big Data & Analytics

Practice Packet Tracer Gaming

Prototyping Virtual
Assessments
Physical
Increase mastery with hands-on tools Lab Labs Equipment
& experiences

Complementary Offerings NDG Linux I

NDG Linux II
CLA: Programming Essentials in C
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Additional offerings available from Partners. NDG NetLab+ CPA: Programming Essentials in C++
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Program Design
Introduction to Cybersecurity
23 – 27 August 2021. Timeline Program

Cybersecurity Network Security CyberOps

Essential 23 Aug – 10 Sept 2021 Associate
23 Aug – 3 Sept 2021 13 Sept – 15 Oct 2021

DevNet Associate Python

18 Oct – 5 Nov 2021 27 Sept – 15 Oct 2021

Certification
8 – 14 November 2021

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Courses Overview
Introduction
to Cybersecurity
Course Overview
The Introduction to Cybersecurity course explores cyber trends,
threats and staying safe in cyberspace, and protecting personal
and company data.

Benefits
Learn how to protect your personal data and privacy online and
in social media, and why more and more IT jobs require
cybersecurity awareness and understanding.

Learning Components
• 5 modules 20 hours
• Interactive and instructional content (10 hours sync, 10 hours async)
• 8 Activities and 7 lab exercises that reinforce learning
• 4 quizzes and 1 final exam
• Links to related resources

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 Syllabus of Introduction to Cybersecurity
Delivery Number of
Module Learning Objective
Method Hours

Learn the need for and importance of cybersecurity.

The Need for Cybersecurity Self study 3
Understand the characteristics and value of personal data, and data within an organization.

Recognize the characteristics and operation of a cyber attack.

Attacks, Concepts and Techniques Self study 4
Interpret the trends in the cyber threat landscape.

Understand how to protect devices from threats.

Protecting Your Data and Privacy Self study 4
Master how to safeguard your privacy

Learn techniques to protect organizations from cyber attacks.

Protecting the Organization Recognize the behavior-based approach to cybersecurity. Self study 6

Explain Cisco’s approach to cybersecurity

Understand legal and ethical issues in cybersecurity

Will Your Future Be in Cybersecurity? Self study 3
Explore the opportunities for pursuing an education and a career in cybersecurity.

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Course Overview
Cybersecurity Essentials covers foundation knowledge and essentials
skills in all security domains in the cyber world - information security,
systems security, network security, mobile security, physical security,
ethics and laws, related technologies, defense and mitigation techniques
use in protecting

Prerequisites: Introduction to Cybersecurity

Languages: English
Course Delivery: Instructor-led or Self-paced
Estimated Time to Complete: 40 hours

Learning Components
• 8 chapters
• Interactive Multimedia Content
• 34 Activities, 10 Packet Tracer Activities, 12 Labs
that reinforce learning
• 8 end-of-chapters quiz, and 1 final exam
• Links to related resources
 Syllabus of Cybersecurity Essentials (1)
Delivery Number of
Module Learning Objective
Method Hours
Describe the common characteristics comprising the cybersecurity world

Differentiate the characteristics of cyber criminals and professionals

Cybersecurity: A World of Wizardry, Criminals, and Heroes Compare how cybersecurity threats affect individuals, businesses, and organizations. self study 3

Describe the factors that lead to the spread and growth of cybercrime.

Describe the organizations and efforts committed to expanding the cybersecurity workforce.

Describe the three dimensions of the McCumber Cube.

Describe the principles of confidentiality, integrity, and availability.

The Cybersecurity Sorcery Cube Differentiate the three states of data. self study 5

Compare the types of cybersecurity countermeasures.

Describe the ISO Cybersecurity Model

Differentiate the types of malware and malicious code.

Cybersecurity Threats, Vulnerabilities and Attacks Compare the different methods used in social engineering. self study 5

Compare different types of cyberattacks.

Explain how encryption techniques protect confidentiality.

The Art of Protecting Secrets Describe how access control techniques protect confidentiality. self study 6

Describe the concept of obscuring data.

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 Syllabus of Cybersecurity Essentials (2)
Explain processes used to ensure integrity.

Explain the purpose digital signatures.

The Art of Ensuring Integrity self study 6
Explain the purpose digital certificates.

Explain the need for database integrity enforcement.

Explain the concept of high availability.

Explain how high availability measures are used to improve availability.

The Realm of Five Nines self study 6
Describe how an incident response plan improves high availability.

Describe how disaster recovery planning plays an important role in implementing high availability.

Explain how processes and procedures protect systems.

Explain how to protect servers on a network.

Fortifying the Kingdom self study 5
Explain how to implement security measures to protect network devices.

Explain how physical security measures are implemented to protect network equipment.

Describe how cybersecurity domains are used within the CIA triad.

Joining the Order of Cyber Hero's Explain how ethics provide guidance. self study 4

Explain how to take the next step to become a cybersecurity professional

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Network Security Cybersecurity

Course Overview Course Details

This course introduces the core security concepts and
Target Audience: 2-year and 4-year college students
skills needed to configure and
in Networking or Engineering programs
troubleshoot computer networks and help ensure
the integrity of devices and data. Estimated Time to Completion: 100 hours

Recommended Preparation: Basic understanding of

Benefits computer networks (CCNA: Introduction to Networks
Gain practical, hands-on skills to design, implement, and CCNA: Switching, Routing, and Wireless
and manage network security systems and ensure Essentials, or equivalent)
their integrity.
Course Delivery: Instructor-led

Prepare for Careers Learning Component Highlights:

✓ 22 modules and 23 practice labs
✓ Build expertise in network security and data ✓ 22 Cisco Packet Tracer activities
protection ✓ 87+ interactive activities, videos, and quizzes
✓ Develop skills for entry-level network security ✓ 1 final exam
specialist roles
Course Recognitions: Certificate of Completion,
✓ Gain industry in-demand skills aligned with the Letter of Merit, Digital Badge Hands-on practice with
National Institute for Standards and Technology Cisco Packet Tracer
(NIST) Cybersecurity Framework Recommended Next Course:
CyberOps Associate, IoT Security

Quick Links Course Page Course Demos List of All Courses

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 Syllabus of Network Security (1)
Number of
Module Learning Objective Delivery Method
Hours
Module 1. Securing Networks
1.1 Current State of Affairs Describe the current network security landscape.
Self study 4
1.2 Network Topology Overview Describe how all types of networks need to be protected.
1.3 Securing Networks Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 2. Network Threats
2.1 Who is Attacking Our Network? Explain how network threats have evolved.
2.2 Threat Actor Tools Describe the various types of attack tools used by Threat Actors.
2.3 Malware Describe types of malware.
2.4 Common Network Attacks - Reconnaissance, Access, 4
Explain reconnaissance, access, and social engineering network attacks.
and Social Engineering
2.5 Network Attacks - Denial of Service, Buffer Overflows,
Explain Denial of Service, buffer overflow, and evasion attacks.
and Evasion
2.6 Network Threats Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 3. Mitigating Threats
3.1 Defending the Network Describe methods and resources to protect the network. Instructor-led &
3.2 Network Security Policies Explain several types of network security policies self study
3.3 Security Tools, Platforms, and Services Explain the purpose of security platforms. 5
3.4 Mitigating Common Network Attacks Describe the techniques used to mitigate common network attacks.
3.5 Cisco Network Foundation Protection Framework Explain how to secure the three functional areas of Cisco routers and switches.
3.6 Mitigating Threats Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 4. Secure Device Access
4.1 Secure the Edge Router Explain how to secure a network perimeter.
4.2 Configure Secure Administrative Access Use the correct commands to configure passwords on a Cisco IOS device.
5
4.3 Configure Enhanced Security for Virtual Logins Use the correct commands to configure enhanced security for virtual logins.
4.4 Configure SSH Configure an SSH daemon for secure remote management.
4.5 Secure Device Access Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
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Module 5. Assign Administrative Roles
5.1 Configure Privilege Levels
5.2 Configure Role-Based CLI
5.3 Assign Administrative Roles Summary
Module 6. Device Monitoring and Management
6.1 Secure Cisco IOS Image and Configuration Files
6.2 Lock Down a Router Using AutoSecure
6.3 Routing Protocol Authentication
6.4 Secure Management and Reporting
6.5 Network Security Using Syslog
6.6 NTP Configuration
6.7 SNMP Configuration
6.8 Device Monitoring and Management Summary
Module 7. Authentication, Authorization and Accounting
(AAA)
7.1 AAA Characteristics
7.2 Configure Local AAA Authentication
7.3 Server-Based AAA Characteristics and Protocols
7.4 Configure Server-Based Authentication
7.5 Configure Server-Based Authorization and Accounting Use the correct commands to configure server-based AAA authorization and accounting.
7.6 Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA)
Summary
Use the correct commands to configure administrative privilege levels to control command
availability.
4
Use the correct commands to configure role-based CLI access to control command
availability.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain how the Cisco IOS resilient configuration feature and Secure Copy are used to
secure the Cisco IOS image and configuration files.
Use the correct commands for AutoSecure to enable security on IOS-based routers.
Use the correct commands to configure routing protocol authentication.
5
Compare in-band and out-of-band management access.
Explain how to configure syslog to log system events. Instructor-led &
Configure NTP to enable accurate timestamping between all devices. self study
Configure SNMP to monitor system status.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Describe AAA.
Configure AAA authentication to validate users against a local database.
Describe the server-based AAA protocols.
5
Configure server-based AAA authentication on Cisco routers.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
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 Syllabus of Network Security (3)
Module 8. Access Control Lists
8.1 Introduction to Access Control Lists
8.2 Wildcard Masking
8.3 Configure ACLs
8.4 Modify ACLs
8.5 Implement ACLs
8.6 Mitigate Attacks with ACLs
8.7 IPv6 ACLs
8.8 Access Control Lists Summary
Module 9: Firewall Technologies
9.1 Secure Networks with Firewalls
9.2 Firewalls in Network Design
9.3 Firewall Technologies Summary
Module 10: Zone-Based Policy Firewalls
10.1 ZPF Overview
10.2 ZPF Operation
10.3 Configure a ZPF
10.4 Zone-Based Policy Firewalls Summary
Module 11: IPS Technologies
11.1 IDS and IPS Characteristics
11.2 IPS Implementations
11.3 IPS on Cisco ISRs
11.4 Cisco Switched Port Analyzer
11.5 IPS Technologies Summary
Describe standard and extended IPv4 ACLs.
Explain how ACLs use wildcard masks
Explain how to configure ACLs.
Use sequence numbers to edit existing standard IPv4 ACLs 6
Implement ACLs.
Use ACLs to mitigate common network attacks.
Configure IPv6 ACLs using CLI.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain how firewalls are used to help secure networks.
3
Explain design considerations for implementing firewall technologies Instructor-led &
A brief summary and the module quiz. self study
Explain how Zone-Based Policy Firewalls are used to help secure a network.
Explain the operation of a Zone-Based Policy Firewall. 4
Configure a Zone-Based Policy Firewall with CLI.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain the functions and operations of IDS and IPS systems.
Explain how network-based IPS are implemented.
6
Describe the IPS technologies that are available on Cisco ISR routers.
Configure Cisco SPAN.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
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Module 12: IPS Operation and Implementation
12.1 IPS Signatures
12.2 Cisco Snort IPS
12.3 Configure Snort IPS
12.4 IPS Operation and Implementation Summary
Module 13: Endpoint Security
13.1 Endpoint Security Overview
13.2 802.1X Authentication
13.3 Endpoint Security Summary
Module 14: Layer 2 Security Considerations
14.1 Layer 2 Security Threats
14.2 MAC Table Attacks
14.3 Mitigate MAC Table Attacks
14.4 Mitigate VLAN Attacks
14.5 Mitigate DHCP Attacks
14.6 Mitigate ARP Attacks
14.7 Mitigate Address Spoofing Attacks
14.8 Spanning Tree Protocol
14.9 Mitigate STP Attacks
14.10 Layer 2 Security Considerations Summary
Module 15 Cryptographic Services
15.1 Secure Communications
15.2 Cryptography
15.3 Cryptanalysis
15.4 Cryptology
15.5 Cryptographic Services Summary
Describe IPS signatures.
Explain how the Cisco Snort IPS provides network security services. 6
Explain how to configure Snort IPS on a Cisco ISR G2.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Describe endpoint security and the enabling technologies.
5
Explain the functions of 802.1x components.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Describe Layer 2 vulnerabilities.
Describe MAC address spoofing attacks.
Configure port security.
Instructor-led &
Explain how to mitigate VLAN attacks.
self study
Use the correct command to implement DHCP Snooping for attack mitigation. 6
Use the correct command to mitigate ARP attacks.
Use the correct command to mitigate address spoofing attacks.
Explain the operation of Spanning Tree Protocol.
Configure security measures to mitigate STP attacks.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain the requirements of secure communications including integrity, authentication, and
confidentiality.
Describe cryptography. 4
Describe cryptanalysis.
Describe cryptology.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
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Module 16: Basic Integrity and Authenticity
16.1 Integrity and Authenticity Explain the role of cryptography in ensuring the integrity and authenticity of data.
16.2 Key Management Describe the components of key management. 5
16.3 Confidentiality Explain how cryptographic approaches enhance data confidentiality.
16.4 Basic Integrity and Authenticity Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 17: Public Key Cryptography
17.1 Public Key Cryptography with Digital Signatures Explain public key cryptography.
17.2 Authorities and the PKI Trust System Explain how the public key infrastructure functions. 4
17.3 Applications and Impacts of Cryptography Explain how the use of cryptography affects cybersecurity operations.
17.4 Public Key Cryptography Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 18: VPNs
18.0 Introduction An introduction to the module.
18.1 VPN Overview Describe VPNs and their benefits.
18.2 VPN Topologies Compare remote-access and site-to-site VPNs.
Instructor-led & 4
18.3 IPsec Overview Describe the IPsec protocol and its basic functions.
self study
18.4 IPsec Protocols Compare AH and ESP protocols.
18.5 Internet Key Exchange Describe the IKE protocol.
18.6 VPNs Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 19: Implement Site-to-Site IPsec VPNs with CLI
19.1 Configure a Site-to-Site IPsec VPN Describe IPsec negotiation and the five steps of IPsec configuration.
19.2 ISAKMP Policy Use the correct commands to configure an ISAKMP policy.
19.3 IPsec Policy Use the correct commands to configure the IPsec policy. 4
19.4 Crypto Map Use the correct command to configure and apply a Cryptomap.
19.5 IPsec VPN Configure the IPsec VPN.
19.6 Implement Site-to-Site IPsec VPNs with CLI Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 20: Introduction to the ASA
20.1 ASA Solutions Compare ASA solutions to other routing firewall technologies.
3
20.2 The ASA 5506-X with FirePOWER Services Describe three ASA deployment scenarios.
20.3 Introduction to the ASA Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
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Module 21: ASA Firewall Configuration
21.0 Introduction
21.1 Basic ASA Firewall Configuration
21.2 Configure Management Settings and Services
21.3 Object Groups
21.4 ASA ACLs
21.5 NAT Services on an ASA
21.6 AAA
21.7 Service Policies on an ASA
21.8 ASA Firewall Configuration Summary
Module 22: Network Security Testing
22.1 Network Security Testing Techniques
22.2 Network Security Testing Tools
22.3 Network Security Testing Summary
Implement an ASA firewall configuration.
Explain how to configure an ASA-5506-X with FirePOWER Services.
Configure management settings and services on a ASA5506-X firewall.
Explain how to configure object groups on an ASA.
4
Use the correct commands to configure access lists with object groups on an ASA.
Use the correct commands to configure an ASA to provide NAT services. Instructor-led &
Use correct command to configure access control using the local database and AAA server. self study
Configure service policies on an ASA
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Describe the techniques used in network security testing.
4
Describe the tools used in network security testing
A brief summary and a module quiz.
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CyberOps Associate Cybersecurity

Course Details
Course Overview
This course introduces the core security
Target Audience: Students enrolled in technology
concepts and skills needed to monitor, detect,
degree programs at higher education institutions;
analyze, and respond to cybercrime, IT professionals who wants to pursue a career in
cyberespionage, insider threats, advanced Security Operations
persistent threats, regulatory requirements, and
other cybersecurity issues facing organizations.
Estimated Time to Completion: 160 hours

Benefits Recommended Preparation: Introduction to

Gain practical, hands-on skills needed to Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Essentials
maintain and ensure security operational
readiness of secure networked systems. Course Delivery: Instructor-led

Learning Component Highlights:

Prepare for Careers ✓ 28 Modules and 46+ hands-on labs
✓ Develop skills for entry-level security ✓ 113 interactive activities, videos, & quizzes
operations center (SOC) jobs ✓ 6 Cisco Packet Tracer activities
✓ 1 practice certification exam
✓ Prepare for CyberOps Associate certification
Certification Aligned
✓ Pursue a career in cybersecurity operations, Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate
Course Recognitions: Certificate of Completion,
a rapidly-growing, exciting new area that Letter of Merit, Digital Badge
spans all industries
Recommended Next Course:
CCNA Security, IoT Security

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 Syllabus of CyberOps Associate (1)
Delivery Number of
Module Learning Objective
Method Hours
Module 1. The Danger
1.1 War Stories Outline features of cybersecurity incidents.
1.2 Threat Actors Explain the motivations of the threat actors behind specific security incidents. 4
1.3 Threat Impact Explain the potential impact of network security attacks.
1.4 The Danger Summary A brief summary and the module quiz. Self Study
Module 2. Fighters in the War Against Cybercrime
2.1 The Modern Security Operations Center Explain the mission of the security operations center.
3
2.2 Becoming a Defender Describe resources available to prepare for a career in cybersecurity operations.
2.3 Fighters in the War Against Cybercrime Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 3. The Windows Operating System
3.1 Windows History Describe the history of the Windows Operating System.
3.2 Windows Architecture and Operations Explain the architecture of Windows and its operation.
7
3.3 Windows Configuration and Monitoring Explain how to configure and monitor Windows.
3.4 Windows Security Explain how Windows can be kept secure.
3.5 The Windows Operating System Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 4. Linux Overview
Instructor-led &
4.1 Linux Basics Explain why Linux skills are essential for network security monitoring and investigation.
self study
4.2 Working in the Linux Shell Use the Linux shell to manipulate text files.
4.3 Linux Servers and Clients Explain how client-server networks function.
4.4 Basic Server Administration Explain how a Linux administrator locates and manipulates security log files. 7
4.5 The Linux File System Manage the Linux file system and permissions.
4.6 Working with the Linux GUI Explain the basic components of the Linux GUI.
4.7 Working on a Linux Host Use tools to detect malware on a Linux host.
4.8 Linux Basics Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.

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Module 5. Network Protocols
5.1 Network Communication Process
5.2 Communication Protocols
5.3 Data Encapsulation
5.4 Network Protocols Summary
Module 6. Ethernet and Internet Protocol (IP)
6.0 Introduction
6.1 Ethernet
6.2 IPv4
6.3 IP Addressing Basics
6.4 Types of IPv4 Addresses
6.5 The Default Gateway
6.6 IPv6 Prefix Length
6.7 Ethernet and IP Protocol Summary
Module 7. Principles of Network Security
7.1 ICMP
7.2 Ping and Traceroute Utilities
7.3 Connectivity Verification Summary
Module 8. Address Resolution Protocol
8.1 MAC and IP
8.2 ARP
8.3 ARP Issues
8.4 Address Resolution Protocol Summary
Explain the basic operations of data networked communications.
Explain how protocols enable network operations. 5
Explain how data encapsulation allows data to be transported across the network.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain how the ethernet and IP protocols support network communications.
Explain how Ethernet supports network communication.
Explain how the IPv4 protocol supports network communications.
Explain how IP addresses enable network communication. 6
Explain the types of IPv4 addresses that enable network communication.
Instructor-led &
Explain how the default gateway enables network communication.
self study
Explain how the IPv6 protocol supports network communications.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain how ICMP is used to test network connectivity.
4
Use Windows tools, ping, and traceroute to verify network connectivity.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Compare the roles of the MAC address and the IP address.
Analyze ARP by examining Ethernet frames. 5
Explain how ARP requests impact network and host performance.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
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Module 9. The Transport Layer
9.1 Transport Layer Characteristics
9.2 Transport Layer Session Establishment
9.3 Transport Layer Reliability
9.4 The Transport Layer Summary
Module 10. Network Services
10.1 DHCP
10.2 DNS
10.3 NAT
10.4 File Transfer and Sharing Services
10.5 Email
10.6 HTTP
10.7 Network Services Summary
Module 11. Network Communication Devices
11.1 Network Devices
11.2 Wireless Communications
11.3 Network Communication Devices Summary
Module 12. Network Security Infrastructure
12.1 Network Topologies
12.2 Security Devices
12.3 Security Services
12.4 Network Security Infrastructure Summary
Module 13. Attackers and Their Tools
13.1 Who is Attacking Our Network?
13.2 Threat Actor Tools
13.3 Attackers and Their Tools Summary
Explain how transport layer protocols support network communication.
Explain how the transport layer establishes communication sessions. 5
Explain how the transport layer establishes reliable communications.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain how DHCP services enable network functionality.
Explain how DNS services enable network functionality.
Explain how NAT services enable network functionality.
6
Explain how file transfer services enable network functionality.
Explain how email services enable network functionality.
Explain how HTTP services enable network functionality.
A brief summary and the module quiz. Instructor-led &
self study
Explain how network devices enable network communication.
4
Explain how wireless devices enable network communication.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain how network designs influence the flow of traffic through the network.
Explain how specialized devices are used to enhance network security. 5
Explain how network services enhance network security.
A brief summary of this module.
Explain how network threats have evolved.
5
Describe the various types of attack tools used by Threat Actors.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
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 Syllabus of CyberOps Associate (4)
Module 14. Common Threats and Attacks
14.1 Malware Describe types of malware.
14.2 Common Network Attacks – Reconnaissance, Access, and Social
Explain reconnaissance, access, and social engineering attacks.
Engineering 5
14.3 Network Attacks – Denial of Service, Buffer Overflows, and
Explain denial of service, buffer overflow, and evasion attacks.
Evasion
14.4 Common Threats and Attacks Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 15. Observing Network Operation
15.1 Introduction to Network Monitoring Explain the importance of network monitoring
4
15.2 Introduction to Network Monitoring Tools Explain how network monitoring is conducted.
15.3 Network Monitoring and Tools Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 16. Attacking the Foundation
16.1 IP PDU Details Explain the IPv4 and IPv6 header structure.
16.2 IP Vulnerabilities Explain how IP vulnerabilities enable network attacks. Instructor-led & 5
16.3 TCP and UDP Vulnerabilities Explain how TCP and UDP vulnerabilities enable network attacks. self study
16.4 Attacking the Foundation Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 17. Attacking What We Do
17.1 IP Services Explain IP service vulnerabilities.
6
17.2 Enterprise Services Explain how network application vulnerabilities enable network attacks.
17.3 Attacking What We Do Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 18. Understanding Defense
18.1 Defense-in-Depth Explain how the defense-in-depth strategy is used to protect networks.
6
18.2 Security Policies, Regulations, and Standards Explain security policies, regulations, and standards.
18.3 Understanding Defense Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 19. Access Control
19.1 Access Control Concepts Explain how access control protects network data.
6
19.2 AAA usage and operation Explain how AAA is used to control network access.
19.3 Access Control Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.

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Module 20. Threat Intelligence
20.1 Information Sources
20.2 Threat Intelligence Services
20.3 Threat Intelligence Summary
Module 21. Cryptography
21.1 Integrity and Authenticity
21.2 Confidentiality
21.3 Public Key Cryptography
21.4 Authorities and the PKI Trust System
21.5 Applications and Impacts of Cryptography
21.6 Cryptography Summary
Module 22. Endpoint Protection
22.1 Antimalware Protection
22.2 Host-based Intrusion Prevention
22.3 Application Security
22.4 Endpoint Protection Summary
Module 23. Endpoint Vulnerability Assessment
23.1 Network and Server Profiling
23.2 Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS)
23.3 Secure Device Management
23.4 Information Security Management Systems
23.5 Endpoint Vulnerability Assessment Summary
Module 24. Technologies and Protocols
24.1 Monitoring Common Protocols
24.2 Security Technologies
24.3 Technologies and Protocols Summary
Describe information sources used to communicate emerging network security
threats. 6
Describe various threat intelligence services.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain the role of cryptography in ensuring the integrity and authenticity data.
Explain how cryptographic approaches enhance data confidentiality.
Explain public key cryptography. 7
Explain how the public key infrastructure functions.
Explain how the use of cryptography affects cybersecurity operations.
A brief summary of this module.
Explain methods of mitigating malware.
Explain host-based IPS/IDS log entries. Instructor-led & 6
Explain how sandbox is used to analyze malware. self study
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain the value of network and server profiling.
Explain how CVSS reports are used to describe security vulnerabilities.
Explain how secure device management techniques are used to protect data and 7
assets.
Explain how information security management systems are used to protect assets.
A brief summary and the module quiz.
Explain the behavior of common network protocols in the context of security
monitoring.
4
Explain how security technologies affect the ability to monitor common network
protocols.
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Module 25. Network Security Data
25.1 Types of Security Data Describe the types of data used in security monitoring.
25.2 End Device Logs Describe the elements of an end device log file. 6
25.3 Network Logs Describe the elements of a network device log file.
25.4 Network Security Data Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 26. Evaluating Alerts Explain the process of evaluating alerts.
26.1 Source of Alerts Identify the structure of alerts.
5
26.2 Overview of Alert Evaluation Explain how alerts are classified.
26.3 Evaluating Alerts Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 27. Working with Network Security Data Interpret data to determine the source of an alert.
27.0 Introduction
Explain how data is prepared for use in Network Security Monitoring (NSM)
27.1 A Common Data Platform Instructor-led &
system. 6
self study
27.2 Investigating Network Data Use Security Onion tools to investigate network security events.
27.3 Enhancing the Work of the Cybersecurity Analyst Describe network monitoring tools that enhance workflow management.
27.4 Working with Network Security Data Summary A brief summary and the module quiz.
Module 28. Digital Forensics and Incident Analysis and Response
28.1 Evidence Handling and Attack Attribution Explain the role of digital forensic processes.
28.2 The Cyber Kill Chain Identify the steps in the Cyber Kill Chain.
28.3 The Diamond Model of Intrusion Analysis Classify an intrusion event using the Diamond Model.
7
Apply the NIST 800-61r2 incident handling procedures to a given incident
28.4 Incident Response
scenario.
28.5 Digital Forensics and Incident Analysis and Response Summary A brief summary of this module.
28.6 Prepare for Your Exam and Launch Your Career! Certification preparation, discount vouchers, and other career resources.
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PCAP: PROGRAMMING ESSENTIALS IN PYTHON

✓ For beginners with little or no prior knowledge of programming;

✓ Broken down into two parts: PE1 (Basics) and PE2 (Intermediate), each part designed to be an independent;
✓ 8 x modules, 8 x quizzes, 8 x tests, 30+ lab scenarios, 2 x summary tests, and the final test;
✓ Accessed online with no special equipment or system requirements;
✓ Aligned with PCEP – Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer (PE1)
and PCAP – Certified Associate in Python Programming (PE2) certifications.

Estimated Time to Completion : 100 hours

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 Syllabus of Programming Essentials in
Python (1)
Module
Introduction to Python
Data types, variables, basic input-output
operations, basic operators
Boolean values, conditional execution, loops,
lists and list processing, logical and bitwise
operations
Functions, tuples, dictionaries, and data
processing
Delivery Number
Learning Objective
Method of Hours
have a basic knowledge of computer programming and software development;
Understand the fundamental programming concepts, such as: compiler, interpreter, source code,
machine code, IDE;
Self Study 8
have an orientation in Python's development history, its main traits and features;
gain skills allowing her/him to install and configure basic development tools as well as code, and run the
very first Python program .
gain skills enabling her/him to create, edit and run Python source files using IDLE; h ave some
knowledge of Pyt hon's numeral literals, their syntax, types and formats;
have an orientation in issues related to Python arithmetic operators and expressions; 8
have skills that enable her/him to perform basic input/output operations in a Python program .
gain the ability to name, create, initialize and modify variables;
Know basic features of the Boolean data type;
gainskills to work with relational operators in Python;
h avethe ability to effectively use the control statements if, if-else andif-elif- else;
understand the role of a loop and be able to use the control statements while and for;
have an orientation in bitwise operations in Python; Instructor-led & 12
know the role of lists and be able to operate with them to perform actions including indexing, slicing and self study
content manipulation;
understand how the bubble-sort algorithm works;
have a knowledge of multidimensional lists in Python.
understand the concept of functions and be able to code and invoke her/his own functions;
have an orientation of the main features of structural programming;
have some knowledge of name scopes and be able to distinguish global and local variables, as well as
14
understand how name shadowing works;
understand the principles of tuples including the immutability notion;
know the role of dictionaries and be able to use them effectively in appropriate circumstances;
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Python (2)
Modules, Packages and PIP
Strings, String and List Methods, Exceptions
Object-Oriented Programming
Miscellaneous
Bootcamp Certification
understand the role of the Python module and know the available ways of importing modules into
her/his own code/namespace;
gain knowledge of selected useful standard Python modules;
12
have an orientation in package purposes as well as be able to create her/his own packages;
know the main function of PIP and be able to use it in order to install and uninstall ready-to-use
packages from PyPl.
know how characters are coded and stored inside the computer's memory, distinguish most known
coding standards;
gain knowledge of Python's sequences and know the differences between strings and lists;
be able to effectively use selected Iists and string methods; 10
have an orientation of Python's way of identifying and handling runtime errors; Understand the
purpose of the control statements try, except and raise;
understand Python exception hierarchies.
Instructor-led &
understand the fundamental concepts of object programming like class, object, property, method,
self study
inheritance and polymorphism;
have an orientation in the differences between procedural and object approaches, as well as being
oriented when both of the techniques reveal their pros and cons; 15
be able to build her/his own classes, objects, properties and methods;
be able to use inheritance and polymorphism in her/his inheritance path;
understand the objective nature of Python exceptions.
gain the ability to understand the concepts of generators, iterators and closures as well as be able to
use them in adequate applications;
know how Python accesses physical file-system resources, understand file open modes and perform
8
basic input/output operations in relation to text and binary files;
gain an ability to manipulate date and time, work with a calendar, and create directory structures using
Python;
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DevNet Associate 1.0 Infrastructure Automation

Course Overview Course Details

This course introduces the methodologies and tools
of modern software development, applied to the IT Target Audience: Secondary vocational
students, 2-year and 4-year college students
and Network operations. It covers a 360 view of the
and participants of coding bootcamps
domain including microservices, testing, containers
and DevOps, as well as securely automating Estimated Time to Completion: 160 hours
infrastructures with Application Programming
Interfaces (APIs). Recommended Preparation:
Coding skills, equivalent to:
PCAP: Programming Essentials in Python
Benefits Fundamental skills of networking, equivalent to:
Gain practical, relevant, hands-on lab experience, CCNA: Introduction to Networks
including programming in Python, using GIT and
common data formats (JSON, XML and YAML), Course Delivery: Instructor-led
deploying applications as containers, using
Learning Component Highlights:
Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment ✓ 8 Modules with 6 Videos, 23 Hands-on
(CI/CD) pipelines and automating infrastructure using Labs and 5 Cisco Packet Tracer Activities
code. ✓ 8 Quizzes, 8 Module Exam, Practice Final
Exam, Final Exam, Skills Based Assessment
Certification Aligned
Prepare for Careers ✓ Practice Exam for DEVASC Certification
Cisco Certified DevNet Associate
✓ Develop skills for entry-level software Course Recognitions: Certificate of Completion,
development and infrastructure automation jobs Letter of Merit, Digital Badge, Cert Voucher
✓ Prepare for DevNet Associate certification exam Recommended Next Course:
CCNA, CCNP or CyberOps Associate
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Module
Module 1. Course Introduction
1.1 Your Lab Environment
1.2 Linux
1.3 Python
Module 2. The DevNet Developer Environment
2.1 DevNet Overview
2.2 Exploring DevNet Online Resources
Module 3. Software Development and Design
3.1 Software Development
3.2 Software Design Patterns
3.3 Version Control
3.4 Coding Basics
3.5 Code Review and Testing
3.6 Understanding Data Formats
Module 4. Understanding and Using APIs
4.1 Introducing APIs
4.2 API Design Styles
4.3 API Architecture Styles
4.4 Introduction to REST APIs
4.5 Authenticating to a REST API
4.6 API Rate Limits
4.7 Working with Webhooks
4.8 Troubleshooting API Calls
Number of
Learning Objective Delivery Method
Hours
Install a virtual lab environment.
10
Manage the Linux file system and permissions.
Use basic Python programming.
Explain how DevNet encourages communities of network programmers. 10
Investigate DevNet online resources.
Compare software development methodologies.
Describe the benefits of various software design patterns.
Implement software version control using GIT. 18
Instructor-led &
Explain coding best practices.
self study
Use Python Unit Test to evaluate code.
Use Python to parse different messaging and data formats.
Explain the use of APIs.
Compare synchronous and asynchronous API design styles.
Describe common API architecture styles.
Explain the functions of REST APIs. 20
Create REST API requests over HTTPS to securely integrate services.
Explain the purpose of API rate limits.
Explain the use of webhooks.
Explain how to troubleshoot REST APIs.
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Module 5. Network Fundamentals
5.1 Introduction to Network Fundamentals
5.2 Network Interface Layer
5.3 Internetwork Layer
5.4 Network Devices
5.5 Networking Protocols
5.6 Troubleshooting Application Connectivity Issues
Module 6. Application Deployment and Security
6.1 Understanding Deployment Choices with Different
Models
6.2 Creating and Deploying a Sample Application
6.3 Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment
(CI/CD)
6.4 Networks for Application Development and Security
6.5 Securing Applications
Module 7. Infrastructure and Automation
7.1 Automating Infrastructure with Cisco
7.2 DevOps and SRE
7.3 Basic Automation Scripting
7.4 Automation Tools
7.5 Infrastructure as Code
7.6 Automating Testing
7.7 Network Simulation
Explain basic network terms and processes.
Explain the features and functions of the OSI network layer.
Explain the features and functions of the OSI internetwork layer. 20
Explain the features and functions of common network devices.
Explain common networking protocols.
Troubleshoot basic network connectivity.
Explain common cloud deployment models.
Use container technology to deploy a simple application.
Explain the use of Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) in application Instructor-led & 22
deployment. self study
Explain the network technology required for application development in a cloud
environment.
Use common application security techniques to secure data.
Describe deployment environments that benefit from automation.
Explain the principles of DevOps.
Describe the use of scripting in automation.
22
Explain automation tools that speed the development and deployment of code.
Explain the benefits of storing infrastructure as code.
Explain how automation tools are used in the testing of application deployments.
Describe the use of the Cisco VIRL network simulation test environment.
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Module 8. Cisco Platforms and Development
8.1 Introduction to Cisco Platforms
8.2 Cisco SDKs
8.3 Understanding Network Programmability and
Device Models
8.4 Cisco Network Management
8.5 Cisco Compute Management
8.6 Cisco Collaboration Platforms
8.7 Cisco Security Platforms
Bootcamp Certification
Describe the Cisco API platform.
Explain how Cisco SDKs assist in the development of applications.
Compare network programmability models.
Instructor-led & 18
Compare Cisco network management platforms. self study
Describe Cisco compute management solutions.
Describe Cisco collaboration platforms.
Describe Cisco security platforms.
20
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Industry Certification

CBROPS 200-201 DEVAS 200-901 PCAP-31-03