Description

Social Engineering Fundamentals is a dynamic workshop focusing on the core principles of social engineering in cybersecurity. Participants will delve into defining social engineering and its pervasive influence on security, exploring common tactics and their implications. Through real-world case studies, attendees will gain practical insights and develop strategies to identify and counter social engineering threats. The workshop’s interactive format ensures engaging learning experiences, emphasizing crucial objectives such as defining social engineering, recognizing common tactics, analyzing real-world examples, developing mitigation strategies, and applying principles to enhance organizational security practices.

Learning Objectives

Define social engineering and its role in cybersecurity.

Identify common social engineering tactics and their impact on security.

Analyze real-world examples of social engineering attacks.

Develop strategies for recognizing and mitigating social engineering threats.

Apply knowledge of social engineering principles to enhance organizational security practices.

Length

2 hours

Format

Online or in-person

Description

Social Engineering Tools & Labs is an intermediate course designed to enhance students' proficiency in social engineering. Participants will refine their skills in intelligence gathering, communication, and non-verbal analysis to execute successful social engineering engagements. The curriculum includes practical training in creating effective pretexts and sock puppets, essential for social engineering. Additionally, students will gain technical proficiency in using tools like the Social-Engineer Toolkit, Metasploit, and GoPhish, the standard tools for executing social engineering attacks. The course also explores specialized considerations for red teamers, including the use of props and physical penetration concepts. To fully participate, students must have a Kali/Parrot VM or Windows Subsystem for Linux configured before the course begins.

While completion of Social Engineering Fundamentals is highly recommended, it is not required.

Learning Objectives

Develop proficiency in intelligence gathering techniques to support social engineering activities.

Enhance communication skills crucial for successful social engineering engagements.

Apply basic non-verbal analysis techniques to assess and adapt to social engineering scenarios.

Create effective pretexts and sock puppets for use in social engineering engagements.

Gain proficiency in using tools such as the Social-Engineer Toolkit, Metasploit, and GoPhish for social engineering attacks.

Length

4 hours

Format

Online or in-person

Description

Tactical Communication Skills is an immersive course tailored for students with a solid foundation in social engineering theory, tools, and techniques, aiming to elevate their proficiency and confidence in conducting successful social engineering assessments. Through hands-on experience, participants will learn to conduct thorough reconnaissance, execute targeted social engineering campaigns, and refine their techniques in various settings including 1-on-1 interactions, small group scenarios, and large group engagements. The course also offers a comprehensive crash course in basic communication, social skills, and public speaking, providing a structured and supportive environment for individuals to break out of their shell, enhance their social engineering capabilities, and effectively communicate their ideas. Attendees can expect a fully interactive experience, requiring active participation and engagement throughout the course. While completion of Social Engineering Fundamentals and Social Engineering Tools & Labs is highly recommended, it is not required.

Learning Objectives

Conduct reconnaissance to gather information for social engineering campaigns.

Execute a social engineering campaign against a simulated target.

Practice social engineering techniques in 1-on-1, small group, and large group settings.

Develop basic communication, social skills, and public speaking abilities.

Build confidence and overcome shyness or introversion through structured social interaction exercises.

Length

8 hours

Format

In-person only

Description

Physical Security Fundamentals is a foundational course providing participants with a comprehensive overview of key principles and concepts in physical security. Through this program, participants will gain an understanding of access control mechanisms, surveillance technologies, and security personnel procedures essential for safeguarding people, assets, and information. The course also delves into the utilization of physical security technology and strategies for bypassing physical security controls, ensuring learners are equipped to identify vulnerabilities and enhance overall security measures effectively.

Learning Objectives

Develop a comprehensive understanding of access control principles and mechanisms.

Learn about surveillance and monitoring technologies and their deployment in physical security.

Understand the role of security personnel and procedures in maintaining physical security.

Explore various physical security technologies and their applications.

Identify potential vulnerabilities in physical security systems and strategies to mitigate them.

Length

2 hours

Format

Online or in-person

Description

PhySec/SE Tradecraft is a specialized course focusing on advanced physical security and social engineering techniques. Participants will acquire practical knowledge and hands-on experience in executing sophisticated on-site penetration testing and social engineering tactics. By the course's conclusion, students will be equipped to identify, mitigate, and test security risks in real-world scenarios, enhancing their overall cybersecurity skills and readiness.

Learning Objectives

Conduct thorough on-site security assessments.

Gain wireless network access using advanced methods.

Employ various physical entry tactics.

Clone and replicate access badges.

Utilize Proxmark3 and FlipperZero for RFID and hardware hacking.

Apply general social engineering techniques effectively.

Practice voice phishing (vishing).

Develop convincing pretexts for social engineering.

Length

8 hours

Format

In-person only

Intro to Lockpicking provides an interactive and educational experience, offering participants hands-on practice with locks and tools provided by us. This introductory course is designed to familiarize individuals with the basic principles of lockpicking, helping them understand how locks function and how they can be manipulated. Participants will learn essential techniques for picking different types of locks, gaining valuable insights into locksmithing and security systems.

In addition to individual sessions, we also offer services to set up and facilitate lockpicking "villages" at conventions and events, creating a fun and informative activity for attendees to enjoy.

Learning Objectives

Understand the basic principles of lockpicking.

Learn how different types of locks function and how they can be manipulated.

Gain hands-on experience with lockpicking tools and techniques.

Develop skills for picking common types of locks.

Explore the ethical considerations and legal implications of lockpicking.

Length

Any

Format

In-person only