Cyber security

CyberShield - A cyber security bootcamp

CyberShield is a practical, hands-on cybersecurity bootcamp designed to build a strong foundation in cybersecurity and develop real-world defensive and offensive security skills. Learners will explore networking, operating systems, vulnerabilities, threat intelligence, ethical hacking, incident response, security monitoring, and risk management while practicing in controlled and authorized lab environments.

  • LevelIntermediate
  • Duration14 weeks
  • Per week12 hours
  • FormatOn campus or online
  • CertificateIncluded
  • Price170,000 DZD

What you’ll learn

  • Understand the fundamentals of cybersecurity and information security
  • Learn how computer networks and protocols work
  • Understand operating system security across Windows and Linux
  • Identify common vulnerabilities, threats, and attack techniques
  • Learn how attackers discover and exploit weaknesses
  • Perform reconnaissance and vulnerability assessment in authorized environments
  • Understand web application security and common vulnerabilities
  • Explore authentication, access control, and identity security
  • Learn essential cryptography and data protection concepts
  • Analyze logs, alerts, and suspicious activity
  • Understand Security Operations Center (SOC) workflows
  • Learn incident detection, response, and investigation fundamentals
  • Explore malware and common attack behaviors
  • Practice basic penetration testing methodologies
  • Understand security tools used by modern cybersecurity teams
  • Learn cybersecurity risk management and security best practices
  • Build practical skills through labs, challenges, and a final project
  • Develop a foundation for pursuing cybersecurity roles and certifications

Program

  1. Discover the cybersecurity landscape, major security domains, common threats, career paths, and the role of cybersecurity professionals in protecting modern organizations.

  2. Build a strong understanding of IP addresses, TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP, ports, protocols, routing, firewalls, and network architecture.

  3. Learn the fundamentals of Windows and Linux administration, permissions, users, processes, services, filesystems, and essential security configurations.

  4. Explore malware, phishing, credential attacks, social engineering, ransomware, denial-of-service attacks, exploitation, and other common attack techniques.

  5. Learn core security principles such as confidentiality, integrity, availability, authentication, authorization, least privilege, defense in depth, and zero-trust concepts.

  6. Understand encryption, hashing, digital signatures, certificates, keys, secure communication, and how cryptography protects information.

  7. Learn how security professionals identify assets, technologies, exposed services, and potential weaknesses through structured reconnaissance in authorized environments.

  8. Understand how vulnerabilities are discovered, classified, prioritized, and validated using security assessment methodologies and industry tools.

  9. Explore common web security weaknesses such as injection, broken authentication, access-control issues, insecure configurations, and other application-level risks.

  10. Learn the stages of a penetration test, from planning and reconnaissance to vulnerability validation, reporting, and remediation recommendations.

  11. Understand passwords, authentication, multi-factor authentication, authorization, privilege management, account security, and identity-based attacks.

  12. Discover how Security Operations Centers monitor environments, analyze alerts, investigate suspicious activity, and respond to potential threats.

  13. Learn how security logs are collected and analyzed and how SIEM platforms help organizations detect suspicious behavior and investigate incidents.

  14. Learn how organizations prepare for, detect, contain, investigate, eradicate, and recover from cybersecurity incidents.

  15. Explore the fundamentals of evidence collection, system investigation, timeline analysis, file analysis, and forensic thinking.

  16. Understand how malware behaves, how common attacks unfold, and how analysts identify indicators of compromise and suspicious activity.

  17. Learn how organizations protect endpoints and networks using firewalls, endpoint security, segmentation, secure configurations, monitoring, and layered defenses.

  18. Explore fundamental cloud security concepts, shared responsibility, identity management, cloud configurations, and common risks in modern cloud environments.

  19. Understand security policies, risk assessment, vulnerability management, compliance, business impact, security controls, and organizational security practices.

  20. Work with commonly used security tools in controlled environments and apply techniques through guided exercises, challenges, investigations, and security scenarios.

  21. Learn how to build a cybersecurity portfolio, document practical projects, prepare for technical interviews, understand common security roles, and plan your next career steps.

  22. Bring everything together through a practical capstone challenge involving reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, threat detection, investigation, incident response, and security recommendations within an authorized lab environment.

Who it’s for

  • CyberShield is designed for beginners who want to enter cybersecurity, IT professionals looking to transition into security, students, system and network administrators, developers, and technology professionals who want to strengthen their security knowledge. It is also suitable for learners preparing for entry-level cybersecurity roles such as SOC Analyst, Junior Security Analyst, Security Technician, Vulnerability Analyst, or Junior Penetration Tester.

Prerequisites

  • Basic computer and internet skills
  • Basic understanding of operating systems is helpful
  • Basic networking knowledge is recommended but not required
  • No previous cybersecurity experience required
  • No advanced programming knowledge required
  • A computer capable of running virtual machines or security labs
  • Willingness to learn through technical exercises and problem-solving
  • Curiosity about how systems work and how they can be protected

Certification

eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester (eJPT)

Awarded when you complete the program and its final project. Add it to your CV and LinkedIn to show employers what you can do.

CyberShield - A cyber security bootcamp170,000 DZD · 14 weeks