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SEC537 provides hands-on training in open-source intelligence (OSINT) gathering, analysis, and automation techniques. This course teaches participants how to collect actionable intelligence from publicly available sources, such as websites, social media, forums, and databases, while adhering to ethical and legal standards. Students will also explore tools and scripting methods to automate OSINT workflows, enabling efficient large-scale data collection and analysis. Real-world scenarios and exercises demonstrate how OSINT can be applied to threat intelligence, investigations, and risk assessments. SEC537 equips professionals with the skills to uncover critical information, gain insights, and enhance decision-making in cybersecurity and beyond.

SEC487 is a foundational course focused on collecting, analyzing, and leveraging publicly available information for cybersecurity, investigations, and decision-making. Participants will learn techniques to gather OSINT from various sources, including social media, public records, websites, and dark web platforms, while maintaining ethical and legal compliance. The course emphasizes manual and automated methods for identifying and interpreting critical data. Through hands-on exercises and real-world case studies, SEC487 equips students with the skills to apply OSINT in threat intelligence, vulnerability assessments, and incident response, enabling professionals to uncover valuable insights and protect against evolving threats.

SEC556 focuses on the unique security challenges posed by the growing number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. This course teaches participants how to identify, exploit, and secure vulnerabilities in IoT devices and their supporting infrastructures. Topics include network attacks, device manipulation, weak authentication, insecure communications, and firmware analysis. Through practical labs, students will perform hands-on penetration testing on a range of IoT devices, from consumer gadgets to industrial systems. SEC556 equips professionals with the skills needed to understand IoT-specific attack vectors, develop mitigation strategies, and improve the overall security of connected ecosystems in both personal and enterprise environments.

SEC599 focuses on the integration of offensive and defensive strategies in purple team exercises to thwart advanced adversaries. This course explores how to use the kill chain model to identify and disrupt adversary tactics at every stage of an attack, from initial compromise to exfiltration. Participants will learn to emulate sophisticated threat actor techniques while developing and implementing effective defenses, detection systems, and countermeasures. Through hands-on exercises and attack simulations, students will gain expertise in strengthening their security posture by continuously improving their response to advanced persistent threats (APTs) and real-world attack scenarios.

SEC565 focuses on the strategies, tactics, and techniques used by red teams to emulate advanced adversaries and conduct realistic penetration testing. This course provides in-depth training on planning, executing, and reporting red team operations, with an emphasis on simulating real-world cyberattacks across various attack vectors, such as phishing, social engineering, lateral movement, and privilege escalation. Participants will learn how to apply the MITRE ATT&CK framework for adversary emulation and how to tailor their operations to test an organization’s defenses. Through hands-on labs and real-world scenarios, SEC565 equips professionals with the skills to conduct thorough red team assessments, identify vulnerabilities, and improve an organization’s overall security resilience.