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Cs Infotat Project Requirement

The document outlines a project plan for developing an Enterprise Security Threat Detection and Prevention System, focusing on real-time threat detection across various security domains. It details hardware and software requirements, phases of the project, and specific weekly goals for students over a 12-week period, culminating in a fully functional security system. Deliverables vary by training duration, with 1-month students focusing on basic setup, 2-month students on advanced detection and response, and 3-month students on penetration testing and final presentations.

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Cs Infotat Project Requirement

The document outlines a project plan for developing an Enterprise Security Threat Detection and Prevention System, focusing on real-time threat detection across various security domains. It details hardware and software requirements, phases of the project, and specific weekly goals for students over a 12-week period, culminating in a fully functional security system. Deliverables vary by training duration, with 1-month students focusing on basic setup, 2-month students on advanced detection and response, and 3-month students on penetration testing and final presentations.

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Industry-Level Cybersecurity Project Plan

Project Title: Enterprise Security Threat Detection &


Prevention System
Objective:

Develop an advanced cybersecurity framework that detects, prevents, and mitigates security
threats in real-time, focusing on network security, web security, cloud security, and
compliance monitoring.

Project Requirements:
Hardware Requirements
• Laptop/PC (Preferred specs)
o Processor: Intel i5/i7 or AMD Ryzen 5/7 (or better)
o RAM: Minimum 8GB (Recommended 16GB for better performance)
o Storage: Minimum 100GB free space (SSD preferred)

Software & Tools Requirements


Virtualization & OS
• VMware Workstation / VirtualBox – For setting up virtual environments
• Operating Systems:
o Kali Linux (For penetration testing)
o Ubuntu / Debian / CentOS (For deploying security tools)
o Windows Server 2019/2022 (For enterprise environment simulation)

Security Monitoring & Threat Detection Tools


• SIEM (Security Information and Event Management):
o Splunk (Free version available) / Wazuh / ELK Stack
• Endpoint Security & Antivirus:
o Windows Defender ATP, CrowdStrike, or open-source alternatives like
ClamAV
• Firewall & IDS/IPS:
o Snort, Suricata, pfSense (for firewall setup)
• Honeypots:
o Cowrie (SSH honeypot), Dionaea (malware collection honeypot)
• Threat Intelligence & OSINT Tools:
o MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform)
o VirusTotal API, Shodan, TheHarvester

Penetration Testing & Network Security


• Port Scanning & Enumeration: Nmap, Netcat
• Exploitation Frameworks: Metasploit, Burp Suite
• Web Security Testing: OWASP ZAP, Nikto
Scripting & Automation
• Programming Languages: Python (for log parsing, automation), Bash, PowerShell
• Log Analysis: Using Python pandas, regex

Documentation & Reporting Requirements


Each student/team must maintain:
• Project Proposal: Outline of tools, approach, and objectives
• Weekly Logs: Activities performed, challenges faced, solutions implemented
• Final Security Report:
o Threat landscape analysis
o Implementation details
o Test results & attack simulations

Phase 1: Fundamentals & Setup (Weeks 1-4) → For All Students


Goal: Understanding cybersecurity threats, setting up a basic threat detection system
• Week 1: Introduction to Enterprise Security Threats
o Research and document common security threats (Malware, Phishing, Ransomware,
DDoS, Insider threats)
o Understand basic security frameworks (NIST, ISO 27001, CIS Controls)
o Set up a Virtual Lab (Kali Linux, Windows Server, Ubuntu, Metasploitable)
• Week 2: Logging & Monitoring
o Install and configure SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) tools
like Splunk, Wazuh, or ELK Stack
o Enable logging on Windows/Linux systems (Sysmon, Event Viewer, Syslog)
o Collect system logs and analyze security events
• Week 3: Firewall & Endpoint Security
o Configure firewalls (Windows Defender Firewall, iptables on Linux)
o Set up IDS/IPS (Snort or Suricata) to detect and block malicious traffic
o Implement basic endpoint security (Antivirus, EDR like CrowdStrike or Microsoft
Defender ATP)
• Week 4: Threat Detection Basics
o Learn how to write detection rules (YARA, Sigma, Suricata rules)
o Simulate attacks (Brute force, Malware execution) and capture logs
o Generate alerts using SIEM tools

End of 1-Month Program – These students submit a report on findings and leave the project at
this stage.
Phase 2: Advanced Threat Detection & Incident Response (Weeks 5-8) → For 2-Month & 3-
Month Students
Goal: Implementing real-time threat detection & response strategies
• Week 5: Honeypot Deployment & Threat Intelligence
o Set up Honeypots (Cowrie for SSH attacks, Dionaea for malware collection)
o Collect logs and analyze attack patterns
o Use MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform) to collect threat intelligence
• Week 6: Automating Threat Detection
o Automate log analysis using Python (pandas, regex for parsing logs)
o Use OSINT tools (Shodan, VirusTotal, TheHarvester) for gathering attack
information
o Configure real-time alerting in SIEM (Splunk, ELK)
• Week 7: Incident Response & Mitigation
o Create a playbook for incident handling (Steps to follow during an attack)
o Implement automated threat response using SOAR (TheHive, Cortex XSOAR)
o Test real-world attack scenarios (SQL Injection, Ransomware simulation)
• Week 8: Mid-Project Review & Case Study
o Each student presents real-world case studies of security incidents
o Review logs & security events collected in the past 4 weeks
o Document recommendations for enterprises to improve security

End of 2-Month Program – These students submit an in-depth project report and threat analysis.

Phase 3: Penetration Testing & Final Review (Weeks 9-12) → For 3-Month Students
Goal: Conduct penetration testing and finalize the system
• Week 9: Web Application & Network Penetration Testing
o Conduct web security testing (OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, Burp Suite)
o Perform network pentesting using Nmap, Metasploit
o Report findings & suggest mitigation
• Week 10: Security Automation & Threat Simulation
o Implement attack simulation tools (Atomic Red Team, Caldera)
o Automate responses using scripts (Python + PowerShell for security automation)
o Simulate ransomware attacks & DDoS mitigation strategies
• Week 11: Final Testing & Documentation
o Perform comprehensive testing of all security measures implemented
o Write final security documentation and remediation strategies
• Week 12: Final Review & Presentation
o Each student submits a detailed security report
o Final project testing, evaluation, and documentation
o Present project findings with a demo of the implemented system

End of 3-Month Program – These students deliver a fully functional Enterprise Security
Threat Detection & Prevention System.

Summary of Deliverables per Duration:

Training Duration Project Deliverables

1-Month Threat research, SIEM setup, logging & firewall implementation

2-Month Advanced threat detection, honeypots, automation, incident response

3-Month Pentesting, automation, final report & presentation

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