C)WSE: CERTIFIED WIRELESS SECURITY ENGINEER
UNDERSTANDING THE COURSE GOALS
A Wireless Security Engineer designs, implements, and maintains secure wireless
networks. They assess security risks and vulnerabilities, configure security solutions,
and ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data transmitted over
wireless networks. This includes implementing security protocols such as WPA2,
802.1X, and others, monitoring network activity for security threats, and responding to
security incidents. They also stay up to date with emerging security trends and
technologies to continuously improve the security posture of their organization’s
wireless network.
PLEASE NOTE: This course is currently only available for Live Instructor-Led delivery.
NATIONAL INITIATIVE FOR CYBERSECURITY EDUCATION (NICE)
WORKFORCE FRAMEWORK CATEGORIES
$$ PURCHASE LIVE INSTRUCTOR-LED CLASS $$
Live-Classes from Mile2 give you the benefit of face-to-face instructors. You can join a live class remotely via Zoom from your home or office, or contact one of our training partners to participate in a class-room based environment. Our content matter expert instructors will guide your learning.
When you purchase the live class you will receive an electronic workbook, instructor-led videos, and access to the live-class. The electronic materials will be made available for 12 months in your Mile2.com account. If you do not already have a Mile2.com account, one will be established at the time of your purchase.
LIVE CLASSES DO NOT INCLUDE AN EXAM. THE CERTIFICATION EXAM IS PURCHASED SEPARATELY WITH THE EXAM COMBO.
COURSE INFORMATION
Live Class Duration: 5 Days
Language: English
Class Formats:
* Instructor-Led
CEUs: 40
Suggested Prior Knowledge:
(Any of the following Mile2 Courses)
Certified Security Principles
Certified Digital Forensics Examiner
Certified Incident Handling Engineer
Certified Professional Ethical Hacker
Certified Penetration Testing Engineer
or equivalent knowledge
Applicable Exams:
* Mile2 C)WSE
C)WSE LIVE CLASS MODULE AND LAB OUTLINES
Module 01 – Business and Technical Logistics
Module 02 – Wireless Security Fundamentals
Module 03 – Authentication
Module 04 – Encryption
Module 05 – WLAN Encryption Implementations
Module 07 – Reconnaissance and Enumeration
Module 08 – Network Assessment and Exploitation
Module 09 – Evasion Techniques
Module 10 – Monitoring and Auditing WLANS
Lab 01 – Introduction to Pen Testing Setup
Lab 02 – Using Tools for Reporting (Optional)
Lab 03 – Wireless Authentication Capture
Lab 04 – Information Gathering (Optional)
Lab 05 – Detecting Live Systems – Scanning Techniques
Lab 06 – Enumeration
Lab 07 – Wireless Scanning with Different Systems
Lab 08 – Decrypting Wi-Fi Traffic
Lab 09 – Cracking WPA2
Lab 10 – Windows System Hacking
Lab 11 – Advanced Vulnerability and Exploitation Techniques
Lab 12 – AntiVirus Bypass
Lab 13 – Cracking Passwords from Linux Systems
Lab 14 – Network Sniffing/IDS
Lab 15 – WiFi Audit with hcxdumptool
Final Lab – WarDrive, Scanning, Setup Evil Twin, Enterprise Attack
Labs for this course are to be setup and performed on your own computer hardware:
A Virtual Machine configuration will be provided and will include the necessary tools.
Who Should Attend
* Coders
* Application Engineers
* IS Managers
* Developers
* Programmers
C)WSE Course Accreditations
THE C)WSE CERTIFICATION
What it is and how it is earned.
Annual Salary Potential
The holder of this certification and badge has passed the associated exam with a score of 70% or higher.
The exam covers the KSA’s provided in the NICE Framework Work Roles for Work Role ID: PR-CDA-001, which includes, but is not limited to:
KNOWLEDGE
Computer Networking
Risk Management
Cybersecurity Principles
Cyber Threats and Vulnerabilities
Control Methods
Encryption Algorithms
Cryptography
Database Systems
and more
SKILLS
Developing and Deploying Signatures
Evaluating Security Designs
Protocol Analyzers
and more
ABILITIES
- Analyze Malware
- Conduct Vulnerability Scans
- Apply Cybersecurity Principles
- and more
The person who carries this certification should be able to use data collected from a variety of cyber defense tools (e.g., IDS alerts, firewalls, network traffic logs) to analyze events that occur within their environments for the purposes of mitigating threats.
MILE2’s C)WSE Certification aims to ensure that the holder has a broad base of knowledge covering a large variety of areas required to analyze cybersecurity systems, develop reports, and suggest improvements to ensure that the system is able to effectively detect and deter intrusion.
The C)WSE is a part of the following role-based Progressions on the Mile2 Certification Roadmap.
