Email:
[email protected] (preferred contact)
Phone:
434-528-6499 ext 30885
Classes Taught:
Cybersecurity Fundamentals, Cybersecurity Technology Systems, and Advanced Cybersecurity Systems Technology
Students
Class information can be found in Google Classroom , and at the Cisco Networking Academy . You will need to get the join code or link from your teacher.
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Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Students will need a spiral or composition notebook.
1st 9 Weeks
- Ethics Contract
- What is Cybersecurity?
- Introduction to Linux
2nd 9 Weeks
- Data and Privacy
- The Cybersecurity World
- Identify Different Attack Types
3rd 9 Weeks
- Brief Look at Cryptography
- Encryption Basics
- Hashing
- Keeping Data Secure
4th 9 Weeks
- System Hardening
- Redundancy and Resiliency
- Ensuring Data's Safety
- Certification to be determined
Cybersecurity Systems Technology
Students will need a spiral or composition notebook.
1st 9 Weeks
- Ethics Contract
- Desktop Computer Components
- Laptop Computer Components
- Mobility Fundamentals
2nd 9 Weeks
- Mobility Fundamentals
- Introduction to Networks
- Configuring Network Operating Systems
- Network Protocols and Communication
3rd 9 Weeks
- Network Access
- Ethernet
- Network Layer
4th 9 Weeks
- IP Addressing
- Subnetting IP Networks
- Transport Layer
- Application Layer
- Build a small network
- CompTIA Net+ Certification
Advanced Cybersecurity Systems Technology
Students will need a spiral or composition notebook.
1st 9 Weeks
- Knowing Your Enemy
- Windows
- Advanced Linux Concepts
- IP Basics
2nd 9 Weeks
- Examining Different Malware Types
- Closer Look at Attacks
- Basic Networking Concepts
3rd 9 Weeks
- Remote Attacking
- Exploiting Network Vulnerabilities
- Intercepting and Interpreting Encrypted Data
- Hashing
- Cryptography
4th 9 Weeks
- Bolstering Network and System Security
- Responding to an Attack
- How to Prevent Attacks
- CompTIA Sec+ Certification