(CCT) Certified Cybersecurity Technician

1. Key issues plaguing the cybersecurity industry
   • Information security
   • Network security
2. Information security threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks
3. Different types of malwares
4. Network security fundamentals
5. Identification, authentication, and authorization concepts
6. Network security controls
   • Administrative controls
     • Frameworks
     • Laws
     • Acts
     • Governance and compliance program
     • Security policies
   • Physical controls
     • Physical security controls
     • Workplace security
     • Environmental controls
   • Technical controls
     • Network security protocols
     • Network segmentation
     • Firewall
     • IDS/IPS
     • Honeypot
     • Proxy server
     • VPN
     • UBA
     • NAC
     • UTM
     • SIEM
     • SOAR
     • Load balancer
     • Anti-malware tools
7. Network security assessment techniques and tools
   • Threat hunting
   • Threat intelligence
   • Vulnerability assessment
   • Ethical hacking
   • Penetration testing
   • Configuration and asset management
8. Application security design and testing techniques
9. Fundamentals of virtualization, cloud computing, and cloud security
10. Wireless network fundamentals
    • Wireless encryption
    • Security measures
11. Fundamentals of mobile, IoT, and OT devices and their security measures
12. Cryptography and public key infrastructure concepts
13. Data security controls
    • Data backup and retention methods
    • Data loss prevention techniques
14. Network troubleshooting, traffic monitoring, log monitoring, and analysis for suspicious traffic
15. Incident handling and response process
16. Computer forensics fundamentals
    • Digital evidence
    • Forensic investigation phases

There are no specific prerequisites to take the C|CT course and attempt the C|CT certification exam. Although this is an entry-level course, a working knowledge of IT networking and basic cybersecurity concepts will be an advantage to anyone taking this course.

• Students
• IT professionals
• IT managers
• Career changers
• Those seeking a career in cybersecurity, or aspiring to advance their existing role.
• Those entering the cybersecurity workforce, providing foundational technician level, hands-on skills to solve the most common security issues organizations face today.