Cybersecurity Engineering with Gen AI

Capstone Project

• Realistic Cyber Range Simulation:

• • • You’ll lead or participate in a full-spectrum cyber exercise:
      • Red Team Phase: Conduct authorized penetration tests, phishing simulations, and lateral movement
      • Blue Team Phase: Detect, analyze, and respond to threats using SIEM, EDR, and network forensics
      • Purple Team Phase: Collaborate to improve detection rules, harden systems, and refine incident response playbooks

• Deliverables:

• • • Penetration testing report
    • SOC analyst dashboard & alerting rules
    • Joint Purple Team after-action review (AAR)

• Presentation: Pitch your findings to a panel of industry mentors

Who This Course Is For

• Aspiring cybersecurity professionals with basic IT knowledge (networking, OS fundamentals)
• IT administrators, developers, or analysts looking to pivot into security
• Military veterans transitioning to civilian cyber roles
• Self-taught learners seeking structured, hands-on validation
• Looking for a career change and college g=students or grad.
• NOT required: Prior cybersecurity experience—but curiosity and persistence are essential!

What You’ll Learn

Red Team (Offensive Security)

• Reconnaissance & OSINT
• Vulnerability scanning & exploitation (web, network, cloud)
• Post-exploitation & lateral movement
• Social engineering & phishing campaigns
• Reporting & client communication

Blue Team (Defensive Security)

• Log analysis & SIEM (Splunk, Elastic)
• Endpoint detection & response (EDR)
• Network traffic analysis (Wireshark, Zeek)
• Threat hunting & IOC development
• Incident response lifecycle

Purple Team (Collaborative Defense)

• Adversary emulation planning
• Detection engineering (Sigma rules, YARA)
• Gap analysis & control validation
• Joint tabletop exercises
• Continuous security improvement cycles

Cross-Discipline Skills

• MITRE ATT&CK framework mastery
• Cloud security (AWS/Azure)
• Scripting for automation (Python, PowerShell, Bash)
• Risk assessment & compliance basics (NIST, ISO 27001)

Course Structure

• Format: 2 days/week, Around 80% labs and 20% theory.
• Capstone: Full-spectrum attack/defend simulation (Week 24).

Key Outcomes

• Red Team Skills: OSCP-level penetration testing, C2 operations.
• Blue Team Skills: CISSP/GIAC-aligned defense, IR playbooks.
• Purple Team Mindset: Collaborative threat validation, continuous improvement.
• Portfolio: 15+ labs, 3 major projects, capstone report.

Certification Prep

• Aligned with eJPT, PNPT, CySA+, and CRTP.
• The Triple Zero will provide  “Cyber Security Engineer” course completion certification

This bootcamp emphasizes real-world relevance: every module includes labs mimicking actual breaches. Graduates will be equipped for roles like Penetration Tester, SOC Analyst, Computer help desk or Threat Hunter or DFIR roles in the real world Job market.