Anisa Kumar

Years of Experience in Cyber Security Training

5

Teaching Experience in detail in Cyber Security Training

I can point with practical examples like How the OTP is being hacked without touching the Phone Physically. Work Experience sounds louder than Spoken Word. Action Speaks Louder than Word. How to save yourself from being grilled by Rascals/Hackers in todays world. Bea self defensive in this world. Which mode is safe for you. How Mail Box is being Hacked and used for their own means. How to technically be strong in dealing with Digital Arrest Concepts. How IVR is stealing the Public Dream and playing with emotions. How Hackers changing the location while attending the calls or web surfing. What is the TOR concepts.

Years of Experience in Network Security Classes

5

Teaching Experience in detail in Network Security Classes

I can point with practical examples like How the OTP is being hacked without touching the Phone Physically. Work Experience sounds louder than Spoken Word. Action Speaks Louder than Word. How to save yourself from being grilled by Rascals/Hackers in todays world. Bea self defensive in this world. Which mode is safe for you. How Mail Box is being Hacked and used for their own means. How to technically be strong in dealing with Digital Arrest Concepts. How IVR is stealing the Public Dream and playing with emotions. How Hackers changing the location while attending the calls or web surfing. What is the TOR concepts.

Years of Experience in Computer Classes

13

Teaching Experience in detail in Computer Classes

1. Fundamentals of Computer Networking Introduction to Networking Concepts Types of Networks (LAN, WAN, MAN, etc.) Topologies and Protocols OSI Model and TCP/IP Model 2. Networking Protocols Internet Protocol (IP) and Subnetting Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) User Datagram Protocol (UDP) Network Time Protocol (NTP) Routing Protocols (RIP, OSPF, BGP) 3. Network Devices Routers, Switches, Hubs, and Bridges Modems and Access Points Firewalls and Network Security Devices 4. Network Design and Architecture Network Architecture Design Principles Network Design Strategies Cloud Networking Concepts 5. Network Management and Security Network Configuration and Management Tools Network Security Fundamentals Threats and Vulnerabilities Security Protocols (SSL/TLS, IPsec) Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and Prevention Systems (IPS) 6. Wireless Networking Wireless Communication Technologies Wi-Fi Standards and Security (WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3) Bluetooth and Cellular Networks 7. Network Operating Systems Overview of Network Operating Systems (Windows Server, Linux) Setting Up and Configuring a Network OS Network Services (DNS, DHCP, HTTP, FTP) 8. Hands-on Labs and Practical Sessions Setting up a small network Configuring routers and switches Network troubleshooting and performance monitoring 9. Emerging Trends in Networking Software-Defined Networking (SDN) Internet of Things (IoT) Networking Network Virtualization and Cloud Computing 10. Project Work/Internship Implementing a Networking Project

Years of Experience in BCA Tuition

5

Teaching Experience in detail in BCA Tuition

The Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) program varies by institution, but a typical syllabus focusing on networking would cover fundamental concepts, technologies, and practical applications related to computer networks.