Cybersecurity And Cyber Forensics

From Cyber Attacks to Digital Investigations—Made Easy for Everyone

What you'll learn

Learn the foundational principles of cybersecurity, including threat types, attack vectors, defense mechanisms, encryption, and network security protocols.

Gain the skills to recognize common cyber threats like phishing, malware, ransomware, and social engineering—and learn how to defend them

Understand the forensic process from evidence collection to analysis. Learn how to acquire, preserve, and analyze digital evidence.

Understand the legal frameworks, ethical considerations, and global policies related to cybersecurity and digital forensics, including data protection laws.

Requirements

No programming knowledge required.

Description

In today’s hyper-connected world, cyber threats are constantly evolving — from phishing attacks and malware to large-scale data breaches. This comprehensive course on Cybersecurity and Cyber Forensics is designed to help you understand how to protect digital systems and investigate incidents when things go wrong.Whether you're a student, a beginner in tech, or someone interested in digital safety, this course offers a solid foundation. You’ll explore the key types of cyber attacks, how they work, and the core principles of protecting information systems. From understanding network security and encryption to identifying vulnerabilities, you'll gain essential knowledge in cybersecurity.We also introduce you to the world of cyber forensics — the process of uncovering and analyzing digital evidence after a cyber incident. Learn how professionals trace the source of an attack, collect and preserve digital evidence, and understand the legal and procedural aspects involved in digital investigations.This course is designed to be beginner-friendly, with simplified explanations and real-world examples to make learning easy and practical. By the end, you’ll have a clear understanding of both defending digital systems and investigating cybercrimes.Step into the world of cybersecurity and cyber forensics — where digital protection meets digital investigation. Lets start the basics of cyber security

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Module 1

Lecture 2 Digital privacy

Lecture 3 OBA

Lecture 4 Online tracking

Lecture 5 Digital privacy laws

Lecture 6 Computer security risks

Lecture 7 Social engineering attacks and security solutions

Lecture 8 Firewall and passwords

Lecture 9 Secure online browsing

Lecture 10 Websites that create false identity and internet danger for kids

Lecture 11 Cloud storage security, IOT security and wearable IOT devices security

Section 3: Module 2

Lecture 12 How to Anonymize Everything You Do Online

Lecture 13 Anonymous network and TOR

Lecture 14 TOR browser

Lecture 15 I2P

Lecture 16 Freenet and darknet

Lecture 17 Anonymous OS and Tails

Lecture 18 Secure file sharing and VPN

Lecture 19 Proxy servers

Lecture 20 Connection leak testing

Lecture 21 Secure search engines

Lecture 22 Web browser privacy configuration

Lecture 23 Browser extension for privacy

Lecture 24 Anonymous payment method

Section 4: Module 3

Lecture 25 Encryption and cryptography

Lecture 26 Cryptography function and types

Lecture 27 Key exchange algorithms and digital signature

Lecture 28 Cryptographic system, trust model and selection criteria

Lecture 29 Cryptographic key pairs

Lecture 30 Bitlocker encryption

Lecture 31 Open source tool encryption and multitask encryption

Lecture 32 Secure cloud data, transit data and email communication

Lecture 33 Attacking cryptographic systems

Section 5: Module 4

Lecture 34 Cybercrime types and categories

Lecture 35 Unauthorized access and computer intrusions

Lecture 36 White collar crimes, viruses and malicious codes

Lecture 37 Internet hacking and cracking

Lecture 38 Virus attacks

Lecture 39 Pornography in Cybercrime

Lecture 40 Software piracy

Lecture 41 IP and mail bomb

Lecture 42 Exploitation and digital laws

Lecture 43 Cyber threats and cyber terrorism

Lecture 44 Online financial fraud

Lecture 45 Email tracking and recovery, IP tracking

Lecture 46 Search and seizure of computers and password cracking

Section 6: Module 5

Lecture 47 1. Introduction to digital forensics, Forensics hardware and software tools

Lecture 48 2. Analysis and Advanced Tools

Lecture 49 3. Forensic Technology and Practices, Forensics Ballistics and photography

Lecture 50 4. Face, Iris and Fingerprint recognition

Lecture 51 5. Audio and video analysis, windows and linux forensics

Lecture 52 6. Network and mobile forensics

Lecture 53 7. Cloud forensics

Beginners and Enthusiasts who want to start their journey into cybersecurity and digital forensics with no prior technical background required.