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Linux Fundamentals for Cybersecurity
This course is designed to build a strong foundation in Linux for students who want to pursue
careers in Cybersecurity, Ethical Hacking, SOC, and Penetration Testing. The course focuses on command-line usage, system management, and security basics, preparing students for advanced programs such as CEH, CSA, and CPENT
Linux Foundations for Cybersecurity
Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to understand Linux operating system fundamentals, navigate and manage the Linux file system, use essential command-line tools, manage users and permissions, and apply Linux skills in cybersecurity environments. The course builds a strong foundation for working with security tools, system monitoring, and secure system administration practices.
Duration
1 Months
Sessions
36
Classes Days
Mon, Wed, Fri
Summary Of The Course
The Linux Fundamentals for Cybersecurity program builds a strong foundation in Linux operating systems for security environments. Learners gain hands-on experience with the Linux command line, file systems, users and permissions, and essential system tools—preparing them to work confidently with cybersecurity tools and secure Linux-based systems.
- Understand Linux operating system fundamentals
- Work confidently with the Linux command line
- Manage files, users, and permissions
- Monitor system processes and logs
- Build a strong base for cyber security tools
After completing this course, students will be able to:
- Navigate and manage the Linux file system
- Use essential Linux commands effectively
- Understand user and permission management
- Monitor system performance and processes
- Perform basic Linux security tasks
Tools & Lab Practical Activities
- Kali Linux
- Log file analysis
- Core Linux utilities
- Terminal / Bash Shell
- Kali Linux installation
- Package managers (apt)
- File & directory manipulation
- Process monitoring (ps, top)
- Network commands practice
- User creation and permission changes
Assessment & Evaluation
- Weekly quizzes
- Hands-on practical exercises
- Final practical test
Certification
- Students who successfully complete the program will receive a Linux Fundamentals for Cybersecurity Certificate of Completion from BGMC
Course Modules
Explore a comprehensive tools and lab environment designed to give you hands-on experience and practical skill development.
📚 Table of Contents
Networking Fundamentals
Cybersecurity Foundation
Topics Covered:
- Network types & components
- OSI & TCP/IP models
- IP addressing & subnet basics
- Ports & protocols
- Network security fundamentals
Labs:
- IP configuration & connectivity testing
- Ping, traceroute, netstat
- Port identification
- Network flow visualization
Linux Fundamentals
System & Tool Readiness
Topics Covered:
- Linux OS & Kali Linux
- File system & directory structure
- Linux commands & utilities
- Users, groups & permissions
- Process, package & log management
Labs:
- Kali Linux installation
- File & permission management
- Process monitoring
- Log analysis
- Linux networking commands
Ethical Hacking & Offensive Security
CEH Oriented
Topics Covered:
- Ethical hacking concepts & laws
- Footprinting & reconnaissance
- Scanning & enumeration
- Vulnerability analysis
- System hacking basics
- Malware, sniffing & DoS (controlled)
- Web application attacks (OWASP Top 10)
Labs:
- WHOIS & DNS reconnaissance
- Nmap scanning
- Enumeration labs
- Metasploit exploitation (lab only)
- Burp Suite (SQLi, XSS)
Defensive Security & Penetration Testing
CSA + CPENT Foundations
Topics Covered:
- SOC operations & alert lifecycle
- Log analysis & SIEM fundamentals
- Incident response
- Threat intelligence & MITRE ATT&CK
- Endpoint & network security
- Penetration testing methodology
- Reporting & client communication
Labs:
- Log analysis (Windows & Linux)
- SIEM alert review (demo)
- Incident response simulation
- Network traffic analysis
- Mini penetration testing project
📚 Table of Contents
Networking Fundamentals
Cybersecurity Foundation
Topics Covered:
- Network types & components
- OSI & TCP/IP models
- IP addressing & subnet basics
- Ports & protocols
- Network security fundamentals
Labs:
- IP configuration & connectivity testing
- Ping, traceroute, netstat
- Port identification
- Network flow visualization
Linux Fundamentals
System & Tool Readiness
Topics Covered:
- Linux OS & Kali Linux
- File system & directory structure
- Linux commands & utilities
- Users, groups & permissions
- Process, package & log management
Labs:
- Kali Linux installation
- File & permission management
- Process monitoring
- Log analysis
- Linux networking commands
Ethical Hacking & Offensive Security
CEH Oriented
Topics Covered:
- Ethical hacking concepts & laws
- Footprinting & reconnaissance
- Scanning & enumeration
- Vulnerability analysis
- System hacking basics
- Malware, sniffing & DoS (controlled)
- Web application attacks (OWASP Top 10)
Labs:
- WHOIS & DNS reconnaissance
- Nmap scanning
- Enumeration labs
- Metasploit exploitation (lab only)
- Burp Suite (SQLi, XSS)
Defensive Security & Penetration Testing
CSA + CPENT Foundations
Topics Covered:
- SOC operations & alert lifecycle
- Log analysis & SIEM fundamentals
- Incident response
- Threat intelligence & MITRE ATT&CK
- Endpoint & network security
- Penetration testing methodology
- Reporting & client communication
Labs:
- Log analysis (Windows & Linux)
- SIEM alert review (demo)
- Incident response simulation
- Network traffic analysis
- Mini penetration testing project
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Why Linux Fundamentals for Cyber security?
Build a strong Linux foundation to support cybersecurity tools, system security, and threat analysis—preparing you for entry-level cybersecurity and SOC roles.
High-Demand Foundation
Build essential Linux skills required for cybersecurity roles.
Core Linux Skills
Learn command-line usage, file systems, and permissions.
Career Readiness
Prepare for entry-level cybersecurity and SOC environments.
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What is the Linux Fundamentals for Cybersecurity program at TechVerse by BGMC?
The Linux Fundamentals for Cybersecurity program is a beginner-focused course designed to build a strong foundation in Linux operating systems for cybersecurity environments. It covers essential Linux concepts, command-line usage, system navigation, and security basics.
Where is the Linux Fundamentals for Cybersecurity training offered?
The training is offered through TechVerse by BGMC in both on-campus and instructor-led online formats, allowing flexible learning options for students and professionals.
Who should enroll in the Linux Fundamentals for Cybersecurity program?
This program is ideal for students, beginners, IT professionals, and aspiring cybersecurity practitioners who want to build strong Linux skills for security-related roles.
What skills will I gain from the Linux Fundamentals for Cybersecurity program?
You will learn Linux command-line operations, file system management, users and permissions, basic system administration, and how Linux is used in cybersecurity tools and environments.
Is the Linux Fundamentals for Cybersecurity program certified or recognized?
Yes, learners receive a TechVerse by BGMC course completion certificate aligned with industry-relevant Linux and cybersecurity practices.
What makes TechVerse’s Linux Fundamentals for Cybersecurity program different from others?
The program focuses on hands-on learning, practical labs, beginner-friendly instruction, and real-world cybersecurity relevance—making Linux easy to understand and apply in security roles.