Why Choose the Cyber Security (Red Team) Program?

This program focuses on developing Red Team skills, which simulate cyberattacks to uncover vulnerabilities and strengthen defenses. Here's why you should choose this program:

1. Gain Practical, Hands-On Experience

With a focus on real-world tools and techniques, you'll gain hands-on experience with penetration testing, vulnerability scanning, and exploitation. These skills are crucial for identifying and patching weaknesses in systems.

2. Industry-Recognized Certifications

After completing the program, you'll be ready to sit for certifications such as CEHv13, CEHv13 Practical, and CompTIA PenTest+. These certifications are globally recognized and respected in the cybersecurity industry, signaling your proficiency in Red Team activities.

3. Focus on Offensive Security (Red Team Skills)

The program emphasizes offensive security, where you’ll learn to think like a hacker, simulate attacks, and defend systems before cybercriminals can exploit them.

4. High Demand for Cybersecurity Experts

With the increase in cyberattacks globally, the demand for cybersecurity professionals is on the rise. Completing this program will open doors to high-paying cybersecurity jobs, preparing you for a successful career in the field.

Course curriculum 

Module 1 — Foundations & Cryptography

This module gives you the basics you need for the whole program. You will learn what ethical hacking is, how to work safely and legally, and the networking and operating system concepts you will use all the time. It also covers simple cryptography, so you understand how data is protected.

Key points

• Ethical hacking: scope, rules of engagement, and laws

• Basic networking: IPs, ports, DNS, routing

• OS basics: Windows and Linux fundamentals

• Intro to cryptography: encryption, hashing, SSL/TLS

• Lab: set up lab VM, run basic network commands, inspect TLS sessions

Module 2 — Reconnaissance & Footprinting (OSINT)

This module shows how attackers collect public information before any active testing. You will learn safe, legal OSINT methods and how to turn public facts into a clear attack plan. The goal is to find likely entry points without touching live systems.

Key points

• WHOIS, DNS, subdomain discovery, and public records

• Social media and employee footprinting

• Finding exposed services and leaked files.

• Turning data into an attack surface map and priorities

• Lab: build an OSINT dossier and external attack-surface map

Module 3 — Scanning, Enumeration & Vulnerability Analysis

Move from public research to finding live hosts and weaknesses. This module teaches port scanning, service discovery, enumeration methods, and how to run and interpret vulnerability scans. You will learn to separate real issues from false positives.

Key points

• Port scanning and service detection (Nmap)

• Banner grabbing and service enumeration (SMB, LDAP, HTTP)

• Running vulnerability scanners and verifying results

• Risk-based prioritization of findings

• Lab: scan a virtual network and create a vulnerability list

Module 4 — System Hacking, Sniffing & Session Attacks

Here, you learn how attackers break into systems and capture network sessions. This module covers password attacks, basic exploitation methods, sniffing with tools like Wireshark, and session hijacking concepts — all in a safe lab environment.

Key points

• Password attacks, brute-force, and credential cracking (lab-only)

• Basic exploitation and safe proof-of-access techniques

• Packet capture and analysis using Wireshark

• Session hijacking concepts and defenses

• Lab: crack test passwords, capture and analyze packets, simulate session takeover (lab-only)

Module 5 — Web Servers & Web Application Hacking (SQLi, XSS)

Web servers and apps are common targets. This module teaches how to find and test web vulnerabilities such as SQL injection and XSS, how to test APIs, and how to harden web servers. You’ll use manual testing and tools like Burp Suite.

Key points

• Web server misconfigurations and hardening tips

• Web app vulnerabilities: SQLi, XSS, CSRF, broken auth

• API testing basics and common API risks

• Using Burp Suite for web testing

• Lab: test a vulnerable web app and produce findings

Module 6 — Wireless, Mobile, IoT & OT Testing

Many environments use Wi‑Fi, mobile apps, IoT devices, or industrial systems. This module covers safe ways to test these technologies, common mistakes to look for, and how to scope tests that involve physical devices.

Key points

• Wi‑Fi security basics: WEP/WPA weaknesses and rogue APs

• Mobile app security overview for Android/iOS

• IoT/OT risks: default credentials, open ports, weak updates

• Safe scoping and planning for device testing

• Lab: analyze a lab Wi‑Fi setup and test a simulated IoT device

Module 7 — Evasion, IDS/IPS, Firewalls & Social Engineering

This module explores how attackers try to avoid detection and how defenders detect them. It also covers social engineering — how attackers manipulate people. You will learn both attacker techniques and the ethical limits of testing.

Key points

• IDS/IPS and firewall basics, and how they log activity

• Common evasion and obfuscation techniques and their limits

• Honeypots and detection traps (how defenders use them)

• Social engineering: phishing, pretexting, and awareness testing (lab-only)

• Lab: run monitored evasion tests and design a safe phishing awareness exercise

Module 8 — Reporting, Methodology, OPSEC & Capstone

The final module teaches how to plan a full test, run it professionally, and deliver clear results. You will write technical reports and executive summaries, map findings to MITRE ATT&CK, and complete a capstone Red Team / PenTest that uses everything you learned.

Key points

• Scoping, rules of engagement, and legal considerations

• PenTest methodology: plan → test → exploit → report

• Writing technical findings and non-technical executive summaries

• Mapping findings to MITRE ATT&CK and creating remediation steps

• Capstone: run a full lab engagement and deliver a technical report, IOCs, and a short executive briefing

Skills You’ll Learn in the Program

By completing the Cyber Security Master Program, you’ll acquire these critical skills:

• Penetration Testing: Learn to ethically hack into systems and identify vulnerabilities.

• Offensive Security Tools: Master tools like Metasploit, Nmap, and Wireshark.

• Exploiting Vulnerabilities: Understand how to exploit system flaws and gain unauthorized access.

• Incident Response: Learn to respond effectively to security breaches and recover compromised systems.

• Reporting and Documentation: Create professional reports for clients, detailing findings and recommendations.

Why Choose Network Kings for Your Training?

At Network Kings, we believe in providing the best training with a focus on real-world skills that lead to success. Here’s why Network Kings is your best choice:

1. Learn from the Best in the Industry

• Get trained by top cybersecurity professionals who are actively working in the field. Learn from real-world experts who bring hands-on experience directly into the classroom.

2. World-Class Training, Anytime, Anywhere

• Join a global community of learners and gain access to the finest cybersecurity training available whenever you need it. At Network Kings, you're learning from the best—whenever it suits you!

3. Flexible Learning Options

• Choose between Hindi and English courses, making learning more accessible.

• Evening Batches make it easy for working professionals to balance their jobs and studies.

4. 24/7 Lab Access

• Get 24/7 lab access, allowing you to practice penetration testing and ethical hacking techniques at any time, with no downtime.

5. Expert Trainers

• Learn from industry leaders with years of experience. Our trainers provide up-to-date knowledge that directly aligns with industry requirements.

6. Personalized Support

• Receive one-on-one support and mentorship to ensure you fully understand the material and can apply your skills with confidence.

7. Career Assistance

Network Kings offers career support, including resume building, interview preparation, and job placement assistance, ensuring you’re ready to secure a role in the cybersecurity industry.

Career Opportunities After Completing the Program

Upon completion, you'll be qualified for the following roles:

• Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

• Penetration Tester

• Security Analyst

• Network Security Engineer

• Cybersecurity Engineer

• Incident Response Analyst

• Forensic Analyst

• Vulnerability Analyst

Salary Expectations in Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity offers high-paying roles. Here’s what you can expect based on your location:

Start Your Cybersecurity Career with Network Kings!

The Cyber Security Master Program at Network Kings equips you with real-world Red Team skills, hands-on experience, and the certifications you need to become a successful ethical hacker or penetration tester.

Enroll today and take the first step toward a successful and rewarding career in cybersecurity!

FAQs 

1. What is cybersecurity?

Cybersecurity means protecting computers, networks, and data from hackers and cyberattacks.

2. What is a Red Team?

A Red Team simulates real attackers to test an organization’s security.

3. Do I need prior experience to join this program?

No, basic computer knowledge is enough. The course teaches everything from beginner to advanced levels.

4. How is Red Team different from a penetration test?

Red Team focuses on full, stealthy attack campaigns; penetration tests usually find specific vulnerabilities.

5. Will I get hands-on practice?

Yes, the program includes real labs and practical exercises to build your skills.

6. Do Red Teamers break the law?

No — they work only with written permission and follow strict rules of engagement.

7. Can this course help me get certified?

Yes, it prepares you for well-known certifications like CEH and PenTest+.

8. What skills do Red Teamers need?

Networking, OS knowledge (Windows/Linux), scripting, social engineering, and tool use are common skills.

9. What jobs can I get after completing this course?

You can work as an Ethical Hacker, Penetration Tester, Security Analyst, and more.

10. What is the goal of a Red Team exercise?

To find real risks, test detection and response, and help improve defenses.