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DEFENDING THE DIGITAL FRONTIER – A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO BLUE TEAMING IN CYBER SECURITY

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Course Requirements

  • Entry Qualification: +2 & above

    Basic understanding of computers and operating systems (Windows/Linux).

  • No prior cybersecurity experience required; this course is designed for beginners.

  • A computer or laptop with stable internet access.

  • Willingness to engage in hands-on labs, case studies, and online assessments.

  • Interest in cybersecurity defense, incident response, or security operations.

  • Course Description

    Defending the Digital Frontier – A Beginner’s Guide to Blue Teaming in Cyber Security is a 30-hour online certificate course designed to introduce learners to the defensive side of cybersecurity. The course provides a structured foundation in cyber defense principles, security operations, endpoint and network protection, incident response, and emerging trends in blue teaming.

    Through a combination of conceptual learning, industry-aligned frameworks (MITRE ATT&CK, Cyber Kill Chain), real-world case studies, and exposure to widely used security tools, learners will gain practical insight into how organizations detect, analyze, and respond to cyber threats. The program emphasizes real-world defense strategies used by Security Operations Centers (SOCs) and prepares participants for entry-level roles or further specialization in cybersecurity defense.

    Course Outcomes

    Upon successful completion of the course, learners will be able to:

    1. Understand core cybersecurity principles, including the CIA Triad, threat modeling, and risk management.

    2. Differentiate between Blue Team and Red Team roles and explain their functions within an organization.

    3. Apply foundational knowledge of network defense mechanisms such as firewalls, IDS/IPS, and VPNs.

    4. Analyze logs and network traffic to identify suspicious or malicious activities.

    5. Implement basic endpoint, application, and cloud security best practices.

    6. Explain the incident response lifecycle and participate in structured incident handling processes.

    7. Perform basic threat hunting and anomaly detection using industry tools and methodologies.

    8. Interpret real-world breach case studies and extract defensive lessons learned.

    9. Gain awareness of cybersecurity compliance standards and regulations.

    10. Identify career pathways, required skills, and future trends in Blue Teaming and cyber defense.

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