6 Hours Video on Demand
Certificate of Attendance
- Downloadable Resources
Go from hero to zero in being a Professional and certified android malware analyst
In the Android Malware Analysis course, participants will obtain the knowledge and skills to Perform static malware analysis, Perform dynamic malware analysis, Detect malicious and data exfiltration code, Reverse engineer APKs, understand Android security architecture, Understand Android attack surface.
Participants will perform these tasks by learning and implementing tools and techniques while examining malicious programs.
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CMMC Level 2 FastTrack
CMMC Level 2 FastTrack merges the core FastTrack curriculum with the Level 2 Expansion Pack into one certification-readiness programme. The core establishes the operating model - CUI flow-down, the enclave-vs-enterprise scoping decision, the System Security Plan, governance, identity, technical security domains, incident response, evidence strategy, DoD scoring, POA&Ms, SPRS and continuous compliance. The expansion completes the map: every remaining requirement at requirement level, the supply-chain obligations owed downstream, a CUI handling practicum for the workforce, the documentation architecture beneath the SSP, a compensating-control pattern for legacy and OT equipment, a full fourteen-month case study, a capability map for tooling, and forward guidance on NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 3.
Why It Matters ?
Certification is a revenue gate - for most CUI-bearing work there is no certification, no contract.
Scope decides the budget - the enclave-vs-enterprise decision is routinely the single highest-return choice in the whole programme (an 88% scope reduction in the course case study).
Evidence cannot be created retrospectively - controls that operated but were never recorded fail as surely as controls that never operated.
The affirmation carries legal weight - a named senior official signs it annually, with real exposure for a false affirmation.
INTENDED AUDIENCE
- CISOs, virtual CISOs and CMMC programme leads owning scope, evidence, POA&Ms and sustainment
- IT managers, infrastructure leads, security operations and cloud engineers building the fourteen domains
- System administrators responsible for identity, segmentation, logging, encryption and backup
- Internal auditors and GRC professionals running internal sampling and self-scoring ahead of a C3PAO engagement
- Consultants and registered practitioners delivering readiness to clients
- Executives, affirming officials, and contracts/procurement leads managing flow-down obligations
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
- Define the Level 2 boundary around CUI Assets, Security Protection Assets, Contractor Risk-Managed Assets and Specialized Assets, and choose enclave vs. enterprise scope defensibly
- Build the core artifacts - asset inventory, CUI data flow, scope statement, SSP and shared-responsibility matrix
- Implement and evidence all fourteen domains: access, identity, awareness, personnel, physical, risk and security assessment, configuration management, maintenance, audit, system integrity, media protection, and system/communications protection
- Build an evidence index across all 110 requirements, self-score against the DoD Assessment Methodology, and manage a POA&M assessors respect
- Prepare for and execute a Level 2 self-assessment or C3PAO certification, submit to SPRS, and support annual affirmation
- Govern the supply chain, issue a CUI handling matrix to the workforce, and sustain the programme across a three-year cycle
