Cybersecurity professionals often will be tasked with studying breaches that have impacted other organizations to protect their own assets. This knowledge helps to identify potential threats and understand how threat actors are operating in a modern environment. Begin this course by exploring the background of the Colonial Pipeline breach and how it was discovered. Then, examine how the data breach happened, focusing on credential harvesting methods typically used to capture login data. Next, investigate the different tools that could be used to conduct a similar type of attack, including Maltego CE, theHarvester, the Social-Engineer Toolkit and Zphisher. Finally, take a look at the cybersecurity community response and cybersecurity implications resulting from the Colonial Pipeline incident. Once you have completed this course, you will be able to use tools to conduct an attack similar to the Colonial Pipeline breach and identify potential threats to other organizations.

Cybersecurity professionals will often be tasked with studying breaches that have impacted other organizations to protect their own assets. This knowledge helps in identifying potential threats and understanding how threat actors operate in a modern environment. Begin this course by exploring the background of the Facebook data breach and how it was initially discovered. Then, explore how the data breach happened, and the method used to capture the data. Next, explore different tools that could be used to conduct a similar type of attack. Finally, examine the cybersecurity community's response to the breach and the fallout for Facebook from the event. On completing this course, you will have a better understanding of the Facebook data breach, how to conduct a similar attack, and how such a cybersecurity event can impact an organization.

Cybersecurity professionals often will be tasked with studying breaches that have impacted other organizations. This knowledge helps to identify potential threats and understand how threat actors are operating in a modern environment. Explore the background of the JBS ransomware attack and how it was discovered. Then, investigate how the breach happened and examine various vulnerability scanning and exfiltration tools that could be used to conduct this type of attack. Finally, take a look at the cybersecurity community response to the breach and the fallout for JBS Foods from the event. Once you have completed this course you should be familiar with the background of the JBS ransomware attack, how to use tools to conduct a similar type of attack, and how JBS Foods and the Government responded to the breach.

Supply chain attacks are particularly stealthy and have the potential to inflict considerable damage that can have lasting repercussions. Cybersecurity professionals need to proactively monitor traffic to stay ahead of these types of attacks and other potential threats. Begin this course by exploring the background of the Kaseya ransomware attack and how it was discovered. Then, examine what led to the breach and how the attack affected Kaseya's clientele of multiple managed service providers (MSPs) and as a result, many small businesses downstream. Investigate the various tools, like SQL injection, that could be used to conduct this type of attack. Finally, take a look at the cybersecurity community response to the breach and the fallout for Kaseya from the event. Once you have completed this course, you should understand the background of the Kaseya ransomware attack, how to use tools to conduct a similar type of attack, and how Kaseya and the government responded to the breach.

Cybersecurity professionals are often tasked with studying breaches that have impacted other organizations to protect their assets. This knowledge helps identify potential threats and understand how threat actors operate in a modern environment. In this course, we begin by exploring the background of the Log4Shell exploit and how it was discovered. We then explore how the exploit was disclosed and various tools that can be used to scan for the vulnerability. We even look at how to conduct the exploit ourselves. Finally, we discuss the patches and response to the exploit by the open-source community and the long-term political and cybersecurity fallout. Upon completion of this course, you'll be able to describe the tools used to detect and conduct a Log4Shell exploit.

Cybersecurity professionals are often tasked with studying breaches that have impacted other organizations to protect their assets. This knowledge helps them identify potential threats and understand how threat actors operate in a modern environment. In this course, explore the background of the Microsoft Exchange Server data breach, how it was discovered, and how Microsoft communicated about it. Review different tools that can be used to discover and exploit the vulnerability. Finally, explore how the cybersecurity community responded and how you can patch systems against such a breach. Upon completion of this course, you'll be able to describe the Microsoft Exchange Server data breach and how to detect it, as well as respond if you find a server that could be compromised by the same vulnerability.

Artificial intelligence, known commonly as AI, is the ability of a computer system to simulate human intelligence and carry out tasks that would otherwise require human intervention. Through this course, explore the benefits, history, and fundamentals of AI. Learn common AI applications and principles for AI that is protective of our privacy, unbiased, and socially beneficial. Discover common security threats facing AI and how AI can be exploited for malicious purposes. Explore different AI SecOps tools like Sophos Intercept X, IBM's QRadar Advisor, and Darktrace Antigena. Lastly, review common machine learning frameworks and tools that can be leveraged to build custom AI solutions. After completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of the importance of AI and the role it plays in security operations.