Slides for invited talks:

• Ladislav Zezula, GEN – Ransomware

All submissions must be done via Central Information System as well as email by deadline. Later submission will not be accepted

Challenge Lab (Vladimir Vesely, Viliam Letavay)

• assignment 30th March 2026
• deadline 27th April 2026

• Challenge Lab – assignment

• Enrollment link for netacad
• Official course annotation https://www.fit.vut.cz/study/course/CSOa/.cs

• Ing. Matěj Grégr, Ph.D.
• Ing. Vladimír Veselý, Ph.D.
• Barthelemy Camia-Temperton

• Laboratory room Cisco, C304
• Terms:
  • Group 1 (native FIT students) – every Monday from 8:00 to 12:00
  • Group 2 (non-native FIT students, i.e., Erasmus visitors or students from other faculties) – every Monday from 13:00 to 17:00

• active participation in laboratory exercises (max. 26 points)
• one/two challenge lab(s) (max. 30 points)
• final configuration practice test and test on theoretical skills (max. 44 as 34+10 points)

In order to pass this course, you need to:

• participate in 80%+ of laboratory exercises, i.e., be present at least in 6 of 12 laboratory exercises
• get at least half of the points from each classification activity, i.e., laboratory exercises, challenge labs, theoretical, final practice)

In order to obtain official Cisco Certificate of Course Completation, you need to achieve at least 80% from all assessments.

There is no way how to substitute missing class.

• Module 1: The Danger
• Module 2: Fighters in the War Against Cybercrime
• Module 3: The Windows Operating System
• Module 4: Linux Overview
• Module 5: Network Protocols
• Module 6: Ethernet and Internet Protocol
• Module 7: Connectivity Verification
• Module 8: Address Resolution Protocol
• Module 9: The Transport Layer
• Module 10: Network Services
• Module 11: Network Communication Devices
• Module 12: Network Security Infrastructure
• Module 13: Attackers and Their Tools
• Module 14: Common Threats and Attacks
• Module 15: Network Monitoring and Tools
• Module 16: Attacking the Foundation
• Module 17:Attacking What We Do
• Module 18: Understanding Defense
• Module 19: Access Control
• Module 20: Threat Intelligence
• Module 21: Cryptography
• Module 22: Endpoint Protection
• Module 23: Endpoint Vulnerability Assessment
• Module 24: Technologies and Protocols
• Module 25: Network Security Data
• Module 26: Evaluating Alerts
• Module 27: Working with Network Security Data
• Module 28: Digital Forensics and Incident Analysis and Response

• Virtualization FAQ
• Installation manual for VMs (you need NetAcad account)
• Student Lab Manuals
• Network Attacks Labs
• Student Packet Tracer Files

• Modules 1-2
• Modules 3-4
• Modules 5-8
• Modules 9-12,24
• Modules 21-23