OSINT basics

The basics of open-source intelligence (OSINT) is a one-day in-depth course into the world of OSINT. The course shows how hackers use publicly available information to plan and carry out cyber-attacks.

Fee of the training course

€349 + VAT

8 academic hours

4 hours of classroom training + 4 hours of practical work

Location

KPMG Estonia training rooms, Ahtri 4, Tallinn

Participants

Maximum number of participants up to 15 participants

Language 

 TRAINING COURSE AGENDA 1

Day 1

  • Introduction: Lecture on hacker mindset and setting up access to the lab environment
  • Methodologies: Introduction to common methodologies and attack vectors
  • Intelligence: Introduction to intelligence tools and frameworks
  • Use cases: Executing code in the victim’s system
  • Installation: A look at practical use cases – practical examples which combine theory with practice
  • Exercises: Putting the gained knowledge and skills into practice in the Capture the Flag (CTF) format on KPMG Estonia’s CTF platform

Trainers

Rajith Jayasekara

Rajith joined KPMG in 2020. Before that, Rajith worked as an information security engineer at TechCERT. He has been certified as Secure Software Development Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP), and he is also OCI Certified Associate.

Trainers’ certificates

NATO CSP

CISSP

A+

CISM

CCNA

GWAPT

CEH

GSEC

Learning outcomes

By completing the training:

  • you will gain insight into OSINT based on the Cyber Kill Chain® framework
  • you will understand the mindset and motivation of a hacker
  • you will learn to use OSINT frameworks and tools
  • you will get an overview of valuable OSINT data resources
  • you will gain insight into practical footprinting and tracking techniques/countermeasures
  • you will get an overview of practical scanning and enumeration techniques/countermeasures
  • you will be able to analyse the collected data

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+372 626 8700
cyber@kpmg.ee
Ahtri 4, 10151 Tallinn, Estonia
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