SEC504: Hacker Tools, Techniques, and Incident Handling
SEC504Offensive Operations
Military Operations / Law Enforcement Agents
Digital Forensics and Incident ResponseExecute digital forensic operations under demanding conditions, rapidly extracting critical intelligence from diverse devices. Leverage advanced threat hunting and malware analysis skills to neutralize sophisticated cyber adversaries.
Multi-Disciplined Language Analyst (DCWF 151)
DoD 8140: Intelligence (Cyberspace)Applies language and cultural knowledge with technical expertise to analyze and disseminate language-derived intel and support cyber mission execution.
Network Analyst (DCWF 443)
DoD 8140: Cyber EffectsAnalyzes network traffic and packet captures to detect anomalies and intrusions, while building advanced network detection rules and alerts.
Network Operations (OPM 441)
NICE: Implementation and OperationResponsible for planning, implementing, and operating network services and systems, including hardware and virtual environments.
Network Operations Specialist (DCWF 441)
DoD 8140: Cyber ITImplements and maintains network services, including hardware and virtual systems, ensuring operational support for infrastructure platforms.
Network Technician (DCWF 442)
DoD 8140: Cyber EffectsSupports Cyber Protection Team with infrastructure knowledge, mission scoping, and understanding of enterprise and tactical network systems.
Operational Leader
Cybersecurity LeadershipOperate from the point of view of an adversary in order to protect you most sensitive assets.
Operational Technology (OT) Cybersecurity Engineering (NICE)
Responsible for working within the engineering department to design and create systems, processes, and procedures that maintain the safety, reliability, controllability, and security of industrial systems in the face of intentional and incidental cyber-related events. Interfaces with Chief Information Security Officer, plant managers, and industrial cybersecurity technicians.
OSINT Investigator/Analyst
Cyber DefenseThese resourceful professionals gather requirements from their customers and then, using open sources and mostly resources on the internet, collect data relevant to their investigation. They may research domains and IP addresses, businesses, people, issues, financial transactions, and other targets in their work. Their goals are to gather, analyze, and report their objective findings to their clients so that the clients might gain insight on a topic or issue prior to acting.
Penetration Tester
European Cybersecurity Skills FrameworkAssess the effectiveness of security controls, reveals and utilise cybersecurity vulnerabilities, assessing their criticality if exploited by threat actors.