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The Las Vegas challenge is not a game nor is it a training course.  Its purpose is to provide the serious OSINT practitioner or online investigator, the opportunity to benchmark their skills against real world scenarios. Your investigation and/or intelligence skills should ideally be at an intermediate to advanced level.  Even if you are still starting out, give it a go anyway as this could well prepare you for what is to come and provide you a guide as to future skill development. The challenge will take you through the streets of Las Vegas and it will be required to geolocate items ranging from images to social media posts, identify people, trace email addresses and telephone numbers, locate vehicles, find cameras and much more.

The Cyber Institute – Las Vegas Challenge

This course is a non‑technical foundational aimed at individuals interested in starting a cybersecurity career, especially in a Security Operations Center (SOC). It’s designed for people without IT or computer science backgrounds, breaking down key SOC concepts into simple, understandable modules.

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