- This event has passed.
Cybersecurity Proactive Defense (CPD)

Cybersecurity Proactive Defense (CPD) is an intermediate level course that uses hands-on computer lab applications to simulate advanced attack vectors, sequential and escalating attack steps, and hands-on attack execution. Students learn penetration testing skills, defense analysis techniques, and real-time response and threat mitigation steps.
PREREQUISITE: Two years of experience as a system/network administrator or as a cybersecurity professional is preferred. A basic understanding of network concepts, along with general knowledge of computer operating systems, is required. Experience with handling cyber incidents is preferred.
As our nation’s critical infrastructure grows more reliant on information technologies, it also becomes more exposed to cyber-attacks, both foreign and domestic. These attacks can threaten our nation’s economy, public works, communication systems, computer networks, and all other critical infrastructure. To counter this threat, the Criminal Justice Institute’s Cybersecurity Defense Initiative (CDI) has developed courses delivered at no cost to technical personnel working within our nation’s critical infrastructure. These courses utilize a blended learning approach that balances classroom lecture, hands-on laboratory exercises, and supplemental material. Solutions and methods taught are non-vendor-specific, which does not require participants to have specialized software when trying to implement class lessons at their own agencies. CDI stresses proper network and data
engineering techniques and methodology over simple software packages, keeping agency financial requirements to a minimum. REGISTER TODAY FOR THIS FREE TRAINING!
CYBERSECURITY DEFENSE INITIATIVE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
JUNE 27-30, 2022
Auburn University at Montgomery
75 TechnaCenter Drive
Montgomery, AL 36117
This program is supported by cooperative agreement EMW-2018-CA-00071 administered by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Training and Education Division. Points of view or opinions in this program are those of the author(s) and do not represent the position or policies
of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
For more information, contact Linda Wright: lwright3@aum.edu.
For more training opportunities, or to register for this course, visit us online: www.cybersecuritydefenseinitiative.org