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    CSRP | Game Theory Skills and CTF

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    1. Course Overview

      Course Syllabus | Game Theory Skills and CTF Challenges
    2. Module 1: Introduction to Game Theory in Cybersecurity
      The Basics of Game Theory & Its Role in Cybersecurity
    3. Designing Offensive & Defensive Strategies
    4. Self-Study: Cybersecurity Strategy Planning
    5. Module 2: Offensive Security – Red Team Tactics
      Reconnaissance, Scanning & Enumeration
    6. Exploitation & Privilege Escalation
    7. Self-Study: Building Attack Chains
    8. Module 3: Defensive Security – Blue Team Tactics
      Monitoring, Detection & Log Analysis
    9. Incident Response & Threat Containment
    10. Self-Study: Strengthening Defensive Strategies
    11. Module 4: Capture The Flag (CTF) Challenges
      Introduction to CTF Competitions
    12. Solving CTF Challenges: Cryptography, Forensics & Web Exploits
    13. Self-Study: CTF Practice & Strategy
    14. Module 5: Red Team vs. Blue Team Simulations
      Planning a Red vs. Blue Exercise
    15. Red vs. Blue Team Exercise – Live Fire Drill
    16. Self-Study: CTF & Competitive Cybersecurity Best Practices
    17. Module 6: Final Assessment & Capstone CTF Event
      CTF Preparation & Final Strategy Planning
    18. Capstone Project – CSRP CTF Tournament
    19. Self-Study: CTF Wrap-Up & Lessons Learned
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