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Cybersecurity Lecture Series
Overview
This comprehensive cybersecurity curriculum offers a dual-track approach to modern digital defense, addressing security challenges across both enterprise and personal domains. The Enterprise Security Strategy track empowers professionals to implement Zero Trust Architectures, secure cloud-native environments, and defend against AI-driven threats. Simultaneously, the Personal Digital Defense track guides individuals through the complexities of next-generation identity management, social engineering defense, and privacy protection in an interconnected world.
Course Structure
Class 1: Enterprise Cybersecurity Strategy
Focus Areas: Zero Trust Architecture, Cloud Security, AI Governance
This class dives deep into the strategic and technical aspects of corporate security. It covers the transition to identity-centric Zero Trust models, securing multi-cloud infrastructures, and leveraging AI for advanced threat defense and automated incident response. Designed for security professionals, IT administrators, and business leaders responsible for organizational security posture.
Key Topics:
- Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)
- Cloud-Native Security & DevSecOps
- AI-Driven Threat Defense & Response
- Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)
Class 2: Personal Digital Defense & Privacy
Focus Areas: Identity Protection, Anti-Fraud, Smart Home Security
Designed for individuals seeking to protect their digital identity, privacy, and personal devices in an increasingly connected world. This class provides actionable strategies for securing digital identities using passkeys and MFA, while equipping learners with the skills to identify AI-powered scams like deepfakes and secure their smart home devices against intrusion.
Key Topics:
- Next-Gen Identity Management
- Countering Social Engineering & AI Scams
- Privacy & Data Sovereignty
- Home & Device Security
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Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Implement Zero Trust security principles in enterprise environments
- Secure cloud-native applications and infrastructure
- Identify and defend against AI-driven threats
- Navigate compliance frameworks and regulatory requirements
- Protect personal digital identity and privacy
- Recognize and counter social engineering attacks
- Secure home networks and IoT devices
Prerequisites
Class 1:
- Basic understanding of network security concepts
- Familiarity with cloud computing principles
- Experience with IT infrastructure management (recommended)
Class 2:
- Basic computer literacy
- No prior cybersecurity knowledge required
Course Materials
Each module contains:
- Lecture notes and presentations
- Hands-on labs and exercises
- Case studies and real-world examples
- Additional resources and references
Getting Started
- Review the README in each class folder for detailed module breakdowns
- Follow the numbered sequence for optimal learning progression
- Complete exercises and labs to reinforce concepts
- Refer to additional resources for deeper dives into specific topics
Contributing
This is a living curriculum. Suggestions for updates and improvements are welcome as the cybersecurity landscape evolves.
License
[To be added]
Last Updated: 2026-01-07