Module 3
Training the trainers
Duration : 3 consecutive days | Prerequisite: technical profile (see details below)
For who? Trainers and individuals in charge of running exercises on the cyber range
Access to the training courses is free !!
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Why take part?
Because the best way to create a cyber culture in your organisation is to train those who will train the others.
Module presentation
This programme has been created to transfer the skills and knowledge required for the pedagogical use of the CITEF cyber range. The training alternates between theory and role play to explore the architecture of the platform, its administration and the management of pedagogical contents.
The participants will learn how to create, construct and deploy realistic cyber scenarios using tools such as Ansible and IaaS technologies. The training ends with a laboratory session where each participant will develop and execute their own scenario, ready to be used in future sessions.
What is the CITEF?
A unique training environment in Wallonia. CITEF (Cybersecurity Immersive Training & Exercise Facility) is the IDELUX cyber range platform, designed to let organisations and professionals practice detecting, managing and responding to realistic cyberattacks in a secure environment with no risk to their operational systems.
Objective
Training the future trainers and developers of scenarios for the professional use of the IDELUX CITEF platform – from the administration of the platform to the entire creation of pedagogical content.
Detailed requirements
The participants must:
- Have a personal work station for practical sessions
- Be able to install software, including Visual Studio Code and MobaXterm
- Have a good command of Unix and Windows systems
- Know how to debug logs and understand the basics of networks
Programme
Practical Information
The training modules (Modules 1, 2, 3 and 4) are designed as independent training courses. They do not form a progressive learning path and can be taken separately, with no prerequisites or requirement to have completed another module beforehand.
To ensure the quality of discussions and practical exercises, the number of participants is limited to 20 people per session.
Each session is organised subject to a minimum of 6 participants. If this minimum number is not reached, the organiser reserves the right to postpone or cancel the training.