Cyber Capstone
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Secure Coding Techniques
Secure coding techniques are crucial for developing software that is robust against security threats and vulnerabilities. These practices aim to prevent common security issues such as data breaches, unauthorized access, and system downtimes. Here's a breakdown of some essential secure coding techniques:
Due Date: April 11, 2024
2.3.3 - Secure Coding Techniques
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Amanda Success (Period 9)
Monday December 25, 2023
Seat 99 (Grade level 13)
Cyber Fundamentals
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Capstone
Unit 4 - Encryption and Cryptography
Unit 4 - Lesson Plan
2.8.4 - Crpytography Modes of Operation and Blockchains
2.8.5 - Block Ciphers and Lightweight Cryptography
2.8.6 - Steganography and Homomorphic Encryption
2.8.7 - Common Cryptography
2.8.8 - Cryptography Limitations Week of March 25
2.8.3 - Quantum Cryptography and Ephemeral Keys Week of April 1
3.2.3 - Database Security Week of April 8
1.2.16 - Cryptographic Attacks April 15
2.3.3 - Secure Coding Techniques April 22
2.1.2 - Data Sovereignty and Protection
Estimated Hours of all cyber areas
1. Linux Basics (20 hours)
2. Security Basics (35 hours)
3. Actors and Vulnerabilities (30 hours)
4. Malware and Attacks (60 hours)
5. Organizational Security (35 hours)
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Instructional Units
Sequence 1 Cyber course
Cyber Fundamentals
Unit 1 - Foundations & Threats
• 1.0 - Cybersecurity Careers, course objectives and Ethics Agreement
• 1.1 - The CIA Triad and Authentication
• 1.2 - Identifying Security Threats
• 1.3 - Introduction to CLI (Command Line Interface)
Unit 2 - The Human Factor
• 2.1 - Social Engineering
• 2.2 - OSINT & Phishing
Unit 3 - Data Safety and Best Practices
• 3.1 - System Hardening
• 3.2 - IOT Threat Modeling
Unit 4 - Cryptography and Linux
• 4.1 - Bits, Binary and Encoding
• 4.2 - Basic Concepts of Cryptography
• 4.3 - Advanced Linux Command Line Interface
• 4.4 - Crypto Issues of Privacy vs Security
Unit 7 - Reconnaissance
• 7.1 Recon Introduction and Google Dorking
• 7.2 WHOIS and Nslookup
• 7.3 Network Scanning
Unit 8 - Network & System Threats
• 8.1 Net Attacks - Denial of Service (DoS)
• 8.2 Spoofing & Sniffing
• 8.3 Wireless, Mobile & VPNs
• 8.4 Pentesting & Exploits
• 8.5 Cyber War
Unit 9 - Online Threats
• 9.1 Basic Web Concepts
• 9.2 Web Vulnerabilities
• 9.3 SQL Database Attacks
Unit 10 - Encryption Security Tools
• 10.1 Symmetric & Asymmetric Encryption
• 10.2 SSL for Online Security
Instructional Units
Digitial Forensics
Sequence 2 Cyber course
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Unit 5 - Devices and Networking
• 5.1 - Computing Devices
• 5.2 - Networking Fundamentals
• 5.3 - Protocols and Packets
Unit 6 - Law & Ethics
• 6.1 Impact of Law and Ethics on Cybercrime
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Unit 2 - Forensics (Digital Forensics)
- Extensive Linux Sessions
- https://www.cusack2.com/KCHS23_24/202404Apr/W01/03_Cyber/Cyber.html
Unit 13 - Network Security (Digital Forensics)
Unit 15 - Governance, Risk, and Compliance (Digital Forensics)
General outline of High Level
Cyber Capstone
Sequence 3 Cyber course
Unit 0 - Teacher Resources.
Unit 1 - Intro to Linux
Unit 3 - Unit 3 - Password
Unit 4 - Encryption and Cryptopgraphy
Unit 5 - Authentication and Security Protocols
Unit 6 - social Engineering
Unit 7 - Threat Vector
Unit 8 - malware and Attacks Part 1
Unit 9 - Malware and Attachks Part 2
Unit 10 - Malware and Attacks part 3
Unit 11 - Malware and Attacks part 4
Unit 12 - Architecture and Design
Unit 14 - Mobile Devices and PKI
