Start Your Cybersecurity Journey: If you want to work in cybersecurity and be good at it, you must have a solid understanding of the foundations. Whether you’re aspiring to become a cybersecurity expert, or are already on your path and looking to building your knowledge base, understanding the core concepts and technologies is crucial and our foundations can be a great resource for you.
Your Comprehensive Guide: The field of cybersecurity is vast and constantly evolving, but it rests on a few key pillars. On our Foundations series, we cover the essential building blocks that form the backbone of cybersecurity knowledge:
- Networking Basics (start here): Discover key networking concepts such as IP addresses, subnetting, OSI model, TCP/IP model, DHCP, and DNS. These concepts will help you develop a good base to continue diving deeper into the field of networking.
- Linux Basics: Dig into the world of Linux, a dominant operating system in the world of cybersecurity. Learn about different distributions, basic commands, file permissions and ownership, package management, and discover why it’s favored by cybersecurity professionals.
- Windows Basics: Windows is one of the most widely used operating systems in the world, making it a frequent target for cyber attacks. Learn basic command prompt commands, basic PowerShell commands, account permissions and management, windows services, and Kerberos.
- Programming Basics: Get to grips with the basics of programming with python. Whether it’s Python, JavaScript, or C++, understanding programming is essential for automating tasks and developing security solutions.
- Cybersecurity fundamentals: Get a basic understanding of key concepts to help you navigate the field of cybersecurity more confidently.
Start with the Basics, Aim for the Stars: Our Foundations series is designed to provide you with the knowledge and resources to build a strong base in cybersecurity. With these fundamentals, you’ll be well-equipped to navigate the complex landscape of cyber threats and protect yourself and others from digital harm.