SEC673: Advanced Information Security Automation with Python

SEC673 is designed as a logical progression point for students who have completed SEC573: Automating Information Security with Python, or for those who are already familiar with basic Python programming concepts. This course will teach you the advanced programming concepts you need to make your code faster, more efficient, and easier to develop and maintain. You will learn how to automate common networking and desktop applications using Python objects.

SEC388: Introduction to Cloud Computing and Security

This course is designed for anyone who needs to fill a skills gap when it comes to Cloud, and either a decision-making or hands-on role, in an organization planning to move to or already operate in the cloud.

SEC549: Enterprise Cloud Security Architecture

Learn how to design and build an enterprise cloud security architecture in cloud-first and hybrid environments.

FOR528: Ransomware for Incident Responders

FOR528 teaches students how to deal with the specifics of ransomware in order to prepare for, detect, hunt, response to, and deal with the aftermath of ransomware. The class includes multiple hunting methods, a hands-on approach to learning using real-world data, and a full-day CTF-style capstone to help students solidify their learning.

FOR532: Enterprise Memory Forensics In-Depth

This course focuses on memory forensics from acquisition to detailed analysis, from analyzing one machine to many machines all at once. It'll cover Windows, Mac and Linux memory forensics as well as cloud memory acquisition.

FOR548: eDiscovery - Tactics for Conquering the Data Minefield

FOR548 teaches students the controls put in place to govern the eDiscovery process, where and how the data is stored and how best to satisfy the collection requirements imposed upon them and their organizations.

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SEC446: Hardware Assisted Hacking

Tightly packed with tips, techniques, and hands-on procedures, this course teaches the foundations of both hardware theory and hardware practice, as well as how they relate to hardware and software security.

SEC565: Red Team Operations and Adversary Emulation

This course prepares operators to emulate adversaries and threats in a professional manner to test a target organization's people, process, and technology from a holistic perspective.

SEC568: Enterprise Product Security Testing & Analysis

This course acts as a practical on-ramp into the world of product security testing and risk analysis through over 20 hands-on exercises. By utilizing offensive tactics with a defensive mindset students will learn how to analyze the risk of introducing desktop, mobile, proprietary protocols and hardware devices into your environment using a wide variety of technical skills to gaining a deep understanding of how a target operates. On the last day, the students will conduct a guided 5 hour exercise where they will do black box analysis on a popular commercial application.

SEC598: Security Automation for Offense, Defense, and Cloud 

Learn how to break down an organization's security issues and define solutions to locally automate secure configurations, set a desired state configuration, deploy infrastructure as code in different environments, and detect and respond to security incidents in an automated manner.

SEC670: Red Team Ops - Windows Tool Development

Learn the essential building blocks for developing custom offensive tools through required programming, APIs used, and mitigations for techniques.

MGT553: Cyber Incident Management

Go beyond technical analysis and response activities and learn how effectively manage and lead people and processes for cyber incidents