1. Hands-on Lab Environment:

Why: Provides practical experience in cyber threat intelligence and threat hunting disciplines. We should be able to build/add more labs as needed. Develop hands-on labs where students can simulate attacks using specific TTPs and learn to detect and respond to these techniques.
Features: Virtual machines, sandbox environments, simulated networks, and real-world scenarios. Similar to tryhackme browser based virtual instance.
Examples: Custom-built labs using virtualization tools like VMware or cloud-based labs from providers like AWS or Azure. Reference tryhackme for browser based virtual instance.

2. Research and Analysis Tools:

Why: Enables students to conduct in-depth research and analysis.
Features: Access to databases, open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools, and integration with platforms like VirusTotal and Shodan.
Examples: Maltego, TheHive Project, MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform), Uncoder.io.

3. Report Generation and Sharing:

Why: Teaches students how to create professional reports and share findings.
Features: Templates, collaborative writing tools, and integration with platforms like Google Docs or Microsoft Word.
Examples: Custom-built report generation tools, integration with document management systems.

4. MITRE ATT&CK Framework Integration:

Why: Provides a structured approach to threat intelligence and hunting.
Features: Mapping exercises, scenario-based learning aligned with the framework.
Examples: ATT&CK Navigator, custom integrations with the ATT&CK API, Caldera and ATT&CK Matrix. Mapping to MITRE ATT&CK Framework.

5. AI-driven Project Guidance:

Why: Offers step-by-step instructions and project assistance.
Features: AI chatbots, guided tutorials, personalized learning paths.
Examples: TensorFlow, PyTorch for AI development, integration with AI services like IBM Watson.

6. Dynamic User Interface and Progress Tracking:

Why: Enhances user experience and tracks student progress.
Features: Personalized dashboards, progress bars, daily activity logs.
Examples: React.js or Angular for front-end development, Node.js for back-end.

7. Leaderboards and Gamification:

Why: Encourages engagement and motivation.
Features: Points system, badges, ranking based on activity and achievements.
Examples: Gamification plugins or custom-built solutions i.e. gamified SIEM (emulating Splunk) or EDR/XDR (emulating CrowdStrike) solution.

8. Social Media Component:

Why: Builds a community and facilitates knowledge sharing.
Features: Forums, chat rooms, event calendars, news feeds.
Examples: Integration with social media APIs or custom-built social networking features to provide a LinkedIn like feel.

9. Marketplace and Mentorship Matching:

Why: Provides revenue opportunities and personalized mentorship.
Features: Project listings, "dating app" style mentor matching, payment processing.
Examples: Custom e-commerce development, integration with payment gateways like Stripe or PayPal.

Security Details and Features

1. Secure User Authentication:

Why: Ensures only authorized access.
Features: Multi-factor authentication (MFA), single sign-on (SSO).
Examples: Auth0, Okta.

2. Data Encryption:

Why: Protects sensitive information.
Features: Encryption at rest and in transit, secure storage.
Examples: TLS/SSL, AES encryption.

3. Regular Security Audits:

Why: Identifies and mitigates vulnerabilities.
Features: Penetration testing, automated security scans.
Examples: OWASP ZAP, Nessus.

4. Compliance and Privacy:

Why: Ensures adherence to legal and industry standards.
Features: GDPR compliance, CCPA compliance, FERPA for educational data.
Examples: Custom policies, compliance management tools.

Technologies to Consider

1. Front-End: React.js, Angular, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS or Bootstrap.

2. Back-End: Node.js, Express.js, Django or Flask (for Python-based solutions).

3. Database: PostgreSQL, MongoDB (for handling large datasets and user information).

4. Cloud Services: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud (for scalability and reliability).

5. DevOps: Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins (for continuous integration and deployment).

By integrating these components and technologies, our platform can provide a unique, immersive, and secure learning environment that stands out in the cybersecurity education space.

Hourly Range: $20.00-$50.00

Posted On: July 26, 2024 21:25 UTC
Category: Full Stack Development
Skills:Cybersecurity Management, Game UI/UX Design, Project Management

Country: United States

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