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1. Faculty Development Program
Mentoring Process

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Clear & Present Problem
1. All Pervasive Cyber Crime
• Covid-19 leading to massive digitization
• Rise in scale and sophistication of cyber
attacks across Corporate, Government and
Consumer sectors
• Absence of any vertically Indian company
across the ecosystem
2. Large Scale Unemployment
• Huge skill shortage to tackle latest cyber
crimes amongst new graduates and working
professionals
• Lack of original research in Cyber Security
and faculty development programs

3. Non Sustainable Risk

4. Cyber Security – Skill Shortage

5. Why Cyber Defense

6. Unmatched Global Mobility

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Cyber Defense Specialisation Program

8. Who is it for
a. Undergraduate students in penultimate or final year with focus to build a future Dynamic
Tech career
b. Open to all streams of Engineering and Polytechnics
c. Time Investment of 3 months (35 hours theory; 35 hours personalized labs)
Program Benefits
1) Start on a pathway to the only career with 0% unemployment in recessionary times
2) Build Foundational knowledge and techniques for specific functions like Network Security,
Cloud Security, Threat Intelligence, Cyber Forensics etc.
3) Aligned to CEH guidelines and more
4) Integrate to Corporate Community of Ethical Hackers
5) Blended learning
i. Self-paced course material
ii. Live training and doubt-clearing by top academicians
iii. Live personalized hand-on labs on latest tools
6) Certification from top Technology Institution – IIT Jodhpur TISC
Specialization Program in Cyber Security

9. Mentor Activation Process
• Mentor Roles, Responsibilities and Provided Tools
– Faculty Development Program
– Access to complete course
– Exclusive feedback session with master faculty
– Student attendance
– Batch and Class Scheduling
– Virtual Labs
– LMS access
– Assessment records
– Discord channel – peer to peer communication
– Feedback sessions with Master faculty

10. Batch and Class Scheduling
• Mentor Activation
– Faculty Development Program
– Access to complete course
– Exclusive feedback session with master faculty
• Batch Scheduling
– Around 100 students in each batch
– Batches to be automatically allocated with no changes
• Class Scheduling
• Engineering batches on Weekends:
– Batch 1 : 11AM to 12:30 PM on Saturday and Sunday
– Batch 2 : 2PM to 3:30PM on Saturday and Sunday
• Polytechnic batches on Weekdays:
– Batch 3 (11AM to 12:30PM) and Batch 4 (2PM to 3:30PM) on Monday & Wednesday
– Batch 5 (11AM to 12:30PM) and Batch 6 (2PM to 3:30PM) on Tuesday & Thursday

11. Tracking Engagement Process
• Attendance
• Assessments
• Lab Usage
• Doubt Clearing
• Escalation process
• Learning outcomes
• Certification

12. Overview of Fundamental Security Concepts
• FootPrinting and Reconnaissance
• Scanning Networks
• Vulnerability Analysis
• Hacking Web Applications
• SQL Injection
• Hacking Wireless Networks

13. Footprinting & Reconnaissance
• Footprinting Types
– Passive
– Active
• Footprinting Objectives
– Gather Domain Information
– Identify Web Application
– Enumerate Email Addresses
• Methods & Tools
– Search Engines & Social Media
– Traceroute
– Nmap
– Shodan
– Whois

14. Footprinting & Reconnaissance

15. Footprinting & Reconnaissance

16. Footprinting & Reconnaissance

17. Footprinting & Reconnaissance

18. Scanning Networks
• Identifying Targets
– Network Range Definition
– Ping Sweeps
– Port Scanning
• Tools
– Nmap (Network Mapper)
– Angry IP Scanner
– Wireshark
– Fing

19. Scanning Networks

20. Scanning Networks

21. Scanning Networks

22. Vulnerability Analysis
• Asset Identification
• Vulnerability Scanning
• Patch Management
• Remediation and Mitigation
• Reporting and Documentation
• Training and Awareness

23. Hacking Web Applications
• Information Gathering
• Scope Definition
• Reconnaissance
• Vulnerability Scanning
• Reporting and Documentation
• Types & Tools
– OWASP TOP 10
– Business Logic Testing
– Manual Testing
– Burp Suite
– OWASP ZAP
– Sqlmap
– Gobuster

24. Hacking Web Applications

25. SQL Injection
• Types of SQL Injection
– Classic SQL Injection
– Blind SQL Injection
– Time-Based Blind SQL Injection
• Tools
– SQLMap
– Burp Suite
– OWASP ZAP (Zed Attack Proxy)

26. SQL Injection

27. Hacking Wireless Networks
• Wireless Packet Capture
– Cracking Wi-Fi Passwords
– WEP Key Cracking
– Wireless Network Scanning
• Tools
– Aircrack-ng suite
– Fluxion

28. Hacking Wireless Networks

29. Hacking Wireless Networks

30. Career Preparation
• Preparation for cyber security Job interviews
• Identifying the right Job in Cybersecurity
• Projects and Internships in Cybersecurity
• Tips and tricks to crack a Job in Cybersecurity
• Extended Interview with successful Cybersecurity Professionals and Recruiters

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Building Digitally Secure India
iitj.mp@gmail.com