Description
The Certified Cybersecurity Foundation (CCF) program provides fundamental cybersecurity knowledge, with a specific focus on the Data Center industry, while evaluating participants’ comprehension upon completion. This training and certification equip participants with essential concepts applicable to real-world scenarios. The curriculum covers core concepts, modern threats, attack mechanics, and defense strategies—including identity, network, cloud, AI, and SOC operations—alongside incident response, regulatory standards, ethics, and career pathways. Upon completing the course, participants receive a digital badge validating their achievement. To earn the certification, participants must achieve a minimum score of 70% on a 50-question exam.
Furthermore, participants gain 3 months of access to e-learning content on the SDM Learning Management System (LMS) following completion. This resource serves as a continuous reference, fostering an industry-oriented mindset that provides a competitive edge when entering the data center sector.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the Online Training, the participants will be able to:
- Explain fundamental cybersecurity concepts, including the CIA Triad, assets, threats, vulnerabilities, risks, and controls.
- Identify common cyber threats (phishing, malware, ransomware, social engineering, and AI-driven attacks) along with their indicators.
- Apply daily security best practices, such as strong passwords, MFA, system updates, backups, and personal data protection.
- Understand organizational defense mechanisms, including control layers, Security Operations Centers (SOC), log monitoring, and incident response lifecycles.
- Navigate key Indonesian cybersecurity regulations, standards, and incident reporting obligations.
- Report suspicious incidents accurately according to established escalation pathways.
Prerequisites / Target Audience:
- No technical background or prior certifications required.
- Basic computer and web browser operating skills.
- Equipment requirements: A computer/laptop with a functioning camera, microphone, and stable internet connection for online classes and proctored exams.
- Commitment to 100% attendance across all sessions.
Course Outline:
Day 1
- Opening, platform orientation, and 10-question pre-test
- Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
- M2: Contemporary Cyber Threats & Attacks (includes a 10-minute case study)
- M3: Anatomy of an Attack
- Summary, Q&A session, and 5-question quiz
Day 2
- Day 1 recap
- Identity and Access Management (includes a 10-minute demonstration)
- Device, Network, Cloud, and AI Security (includes a 10-minute exercise)
- Data Backup & Introduction to SOC (includes a 10-minute demonstration)
- 5-question quiz and self-study assignment
Day 3
- Recap and assignment review
- Incident Handling (includes a 15-minute tabletop exercise)
- Regulations and Industry Standards
- Cybersecurity Ethics & Career Pathways
- Break and exam environment setup
- Material review, exam guidelines, and proctoring check
- 50-question certification exam