🔐 Cyber Security – 20 Days Course Content

Week 1: Cyber Security Basics

Day 1:

• Introduction to Cyber Security

• Types of Cyber Attacks (Malware, Phishing, DoS, Ransomware)

• CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability)

Day 2:

• Data, Information & Assets

• Cyber Threats vs Cyber Vulnerabilities vs Risks

• Real-life Cyber Attacks (Yahoo, LinkedIn, Adobe, Indian Banks)

Day 3:

• Networking Basics (needed for security)

• OSI & TCP/IP Model

• IP, MAC, Ports & Protocols

Day 4:

• Operating Systems & Security

• Windows Security Basics (Users, Permissions, UAC)

• Linux Security Basics (Users, Permissions, Sudo)

Day 5 (Lab):

• Setting up a Cyber Lab (VMware/VirtualBox)

• Installing Kali Linux & Windows VM

Week 2: Attacks & Defenses

Day 6:

• Malware Types (Virus, Worms, Trojans, Ransomware, Spyware)

• Antivirus & Endpoint Security

Day 7:

• Social Engineering Attacks

• Phishing, Spear Phishing, Vishing, Smishing

• Prevention Techniques

Day 8:

• Password Attacks (Brute Force, Dictionary, Rainbow Table)

• Password Policies & Best Practices

Day 9:

• Network Security Basics

• Firewalls, IDS/IPS, Proxy Servers

Day 10 (Lab):

• Kali Linux Tools (Nmap, Wireshark basics)

• Network Scanning & Packet Capture

Week 3: Ethical Hacking Fundamentals

Day 11:

• Introduction to Ethical Hacking

• Phases of Hacking (Reconnaissance → Scanning → Exploitation → Cover Tracks)

Day 12:

• Footprinting & Reconnaissance

• Google Hacking, Whois, Shodan, Maltego basics

Day 13:

• Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT) Basics

• CVEs, Vulnerability Scanners (Nessus, OpenVAS)

Day 14:

• Web Security Basics

• OWASP Top 10 (SQL Injection, XSS, CSRF)

Day 15 (Lab):

• SQL Injection Demo (DVWA / bWAPP Lab)

• XSS Demo

Week 4: Cyber Security Advanced + Careers

Day 16:

• Wireless Security (Wi-Fi Hacking basics)

• WPA/WPA2 attacks & Countermeasures

Day 17:

• Cloud Security Basics

• Shared Responsibility Model

• Data Privacy & GDPR

Day 18:

• Incident Response & Digital Forensics Basics

• SIEM tools (Splunk, ELK Stack intro)

Day 19:

• Cyber Security Careers & Certifications

  • CEH, CompTIA Security+, CISSP, OSCP

  • Job Roles: SOC Analyst, Penetration Tester, Security Consultant

Day 20 (Lab + Final Project):

• Complete Cyber Attack Simulation (Recon → Scan → Exploit → Report)

• Students prepare a mini report on findings

• Pawan Kumar Mahawar is a seasoned Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking trainer with over 6 years of hands-on experience. He specializes in CEH V9, penetration testing, network security, and hacking techniques, providing practical training that equips learners with real-world cybersecurity skills.

  His approach focuses on ethical hacking methodologies, vulnerability assessment, and system protection, enabling students and professionals to confidently safeguard digital assets and prepare for industry certifications.

Course Content

Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking

• Overview of Cyber Security & Hacking

• Types of Hackers & Hacking Phases

• Legal & Ethical Aspects

Module 2: Reconnaissance & Footprinting

• Information Gathering Techniques

• OSINT Tools & Methods

• Network Scanning & Enumeration

Module 3: Vulnerability Analysis & Exploitation

• Identifying Vulnerabilities

• Exploitation Techniques

• Security Breach Simulations

Module 4: Network Security & Hacking

• LAN & WAN Hacking Techniques

• Sniffing & Spoofing Attacks

• Firewalls, IDS/IPS Security

Module 5: Web Application & Wireless Hacking

• Web App Vulnerabilities (SQLi, XSS, CSRF)

• Wireless Network Attacks & Security

• Wireless Encryption & Hacking Tools

Module 6: System & Mobile Hacking

• Operating System Vulnerabilities

• Mobile Device Security & Exploits

• Malware & Trojans

Module 7: CEH V9 Preparation

• CEH Exam Overview & Objectives

• Practice Labs & Real-world Scenarios

• Mock Tests & Assessments

Module 8: Hands-on Projects

• Penetration Testing Lab

• Vulnerability Assessment Projects

• End-to-End Ethical Hacking Simulations

🐧 RHCSA (RHEL 9) – 25 Days Training Plan

Week 1: Linux Basics & File Management

Day 1 – Introduction

• Linux distributions & RHEL

• RHCSA exam objectives overview

• Basic Linux commands (ls, pwd, cd, man)

Day 2 – File & Directory Management

• cp, mv, rm, mkdir, rmdir

• Wildcards, relative & absolute paths

Day 3 – Viewing & Editing Files

• cat, less, head, tail

• Text editors: nano, vim basics

Day 4 – Users & Groups

• useradd, passwd, usermod, groupadd

• /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/group

Day 5 (Lab) – Practice basic commands, file permissions

Week 2: Permissions, Process & Package Management

Day 6 – File Permissions

• chmod, umask, chown, chgrp

• Special permissions: SUID, SGID, Sticky Bit

Day 7 – Processes & Jobs

• ps, top, htop, kill, jobs, bg, fg

• System monitoring basics

Day 8 – Package Management

• dnf/yum basics

• Enable/disable repos, install/remove packages

Day 9 – Systemd & Services

• systemctl basics

• Enable, start, stop, restart services

Day 10 (Lab) – Package installation + systemctl exercises

Week 3: Storage & File Systems

Day 11 – Partitions & File Systems

• lsblk, fdisk, parted

• Mounting & unmounting

Day 12 – Filesystem Management

• mkfs, xfs_growfs, resize2fs

• /etc/fstab permanent mounts

Day 13 – LVM (Logical Volume Manager)

• Create PV, VG, LV

• Resize & extend LV

Day 14 – Swap & Encrypted Volumes

• Create & enable swap partition/file

• Basic cryptsetup for encrypted partitions

Day 15 (Lab) – Partition + LVM hands-on

Week 4: Networking, Security & Boot

Day 16 – Networking Basics

• nmcli, ip addr, ping, ss

• Configure static & DHCP IP

Day 17 – Firewalld & SELinux

• Zones, rules, services (firewall-cmd)

• SELinux modes & management (getenforce, setenforce)

Day 18 – Boot Process & GRUB

• Boot targets, runlevels (systemctl isolate)

• Kernel management, GRUB password

Day 19 – Scheduled Tasks

• cron, at, systemd timers

Day 20 (Lab) – Networking + firewall configuration

Week 5: Advanced Topics & Final Prep

Day 21 – Archive & Compression

• tar, gzip, bzip2, xz

• Backup & restore basics

Day 22 – SSH & Remote Access

• Configure sshd

• Key-based authentication

Day 23 – Containers Basics

• Podman, managing containers & images

• Running apps inside containers

Day 24 – Troubleshooting & Logs

• /var/log/, journalctl, analyzing boot/logs

• Recover root password

Day 25 (Final Lab + Mock Test)

• Full practice: Users, LVM, Networking, SELinux, Systemctl, Firewalld, Containers

• RHCSA mock exam simulation

📌 Deliverables

• Daily labs (compulsory)

• End-of-week review

• Day 25 mock exam for final prep

🌐 CCNA – 1 Month Training Plan

Week 1: Networking Fundamentals

Day 1 – Introduction to Networking

• What is networking, types (LAN, WAN, MAN)

• Networking Devices: Hub, Switch, Router

• Data Flow in Networks

Day 2 – OSI & TCP/IP Models

• OSI 7 layers, TCP/IP 4 layers

• Encapsulation & De-encapsulation

Day 3 – IP Addressing (Part 1)

• IPv4 basics, Classes, Subnetting concepts

Day 4 – IP Addressing (Part 2)

• VLSM, CIDR

• IPv6 basics & address types

Day 5 (Lab) – Subnetting practice, IP assignment on PCs

Week 2: Switching & Routing

Day 6 – Ethernet & Switching Basics

• MAC address, Collision domains

• Switching functions

Day 7 – VLANs & Trunking

• Creating VLANs

• Inter-VLAN Routing basics

Day 8 – Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)

• Loop prevention

• Port roles & states

Day 9 – Routing Fundamentals

• Static Routing, Default Routing

Day 10 (Lab) – VLAN + Router-on-a-stick configuration

Week 3: Dynamic Routing & Services

Day 11 – Dynamic Routing Basics

• Distance vector vs Link state

• Administrative distance & metrics

Day 12 – Routing Protocols

• RIP, EIGRP, OSPF concepts

Day 13 – OSPF Configuration (Single area)

• Router ID, neighbors, DR/BDR

Day 14 – DHCP & NAT

• DHCP server/router configuration

• NAT (Static, Dynamic, PAT)

Day 15 (Lab) – OSPF + NAT + DHCP configuration

Week 4: WAN, Security & Troubleshooting

Day 16 – WAN Technologies

• Leased line, MPLS, VPN, Metro Ethernet

• PPP & HDLC

Day 17 – Access Control Lists (ACLs)

• Standard ACLs

• Extended ACLs

Day 18 – Network Security Basics

• Device hardening (passwords, SSH, disable unused ports)

• Port Security on switches

Day 19 – IP Services

• DNS, HTTP, FTP, Syslog, NTP basics

Day 20 – Wireless Fundamentals

• WLAN basics, SSID, WPA2/WPA3

Day 21 – Automation & Programmability

• Intro to SDN

• REST APIs & basics of Python in Networking

Day 22 – Troubleshooting (Part 1)

• Ping, Traceroute, Show commands

Day 23 – Troubleshooting (Part 2)

• Common Layer 2 & Layer 3 issues

Day 24 – Exam Preparation Review

• Summarize all topics

Day 25 (Final Lab/Mock Test)

• Full network setup with: VLANs, OSPF, DHCP, NAT, ACL, Port Security

📌 Deliverables

• Daily CLI practice (Packet Tracer / GNS3 / real devices)

• Weekly quizzes

• Final project = Configure a small company network

🖥️ MCSA Windows Server – 1 Month Training Plan

Week 1: Installation & Configuration

Day 1 – Introduction

• MCSA Overview

• Windows Server Editions & Roles

• Lab setup (Hyper-V / VMware)

Day 2 – Installation

• Installing Windows Server 2016

• Server Core vs GUI

• Post-installation configuration

Day 3 – Roles & Features

• Server Manager

• Installing/removing roles

• Remote management

Day 4 – Windows Server Storage

• Disk management, volumes, partitions

• Storage Spaces

• Data Deduplication

Day 5 (Lab) – Install Windows Server + configure roles & storage

Week 2: Networking & Active Directory Basics

Day 6 – Networking Fundamentals

• IPv4/IPv6 configuration

• DNS basics

• DHCP setup

Day 7 – Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)

• Installing AD DS

• Forests, Trees, Domains, OUs

• Domain Controller promotion

Day 8 – User & Group Management

• Create users, groups, OUs

• Delegation of Control

• Password policies

Day 9 – Group Policy Basics

• GPO creation & linking

• Account policies, software deployment

Day 10 (Lab) – AD DS + DHCP + DNS configuration

Week 3: Advanced AD & Security

Day 11 – Group Policy Advanced

• GPO processing order

• Loopback, Filtering, WMI filters

Day 12 – File & Print Services

• Shared folders, NTFS permissions

• DFS, Print server

Day 13 – Security in Windows Server

• User rights assignments

• Security templates & baselines

• Windows Firewall with Advanced Security

Day 14 – High Availability & Failover

• NIC teaming

• Failover clustering basics

Day 15 (Lab) – File server + GPO practicals

Week 4: Server Virtualization, Monitoring & Review

Day 16 – Hyper-V Basics

• Install & configure Hyper-V

• Virtual switches & VMs

Day 17 – Storage in Hyper-V

• VHD, VHDX, pass-through disks

• Checkpoints

Day 18 – Windows Server Updates

• WSUS setup & configuration

Day 19 – Monitoring & Maintenance

• Performance Monitor

• Event Viewer

• Task Scheduler

Day 20 – Backup & Recovery

• Windows Server Backup

• Bare-metal recovery

Day 21–23 – Mock Project

• Install AD DS + DHCP + DNS + File server + GPOs

• Add Hyper-V + VM networking

Day 24 – Troubleshooting & Exam Prep

• Common AD, DNS, DHCP issues

• Recovery scenarios

Day 25 (Final Lab / Mock Exam)

• Full company infra simulation:

  • AD DS, DHCP, DNS, GPOs, File sharing, WSUS, Hyper-V

📌 Deliverables

• Daily lab practice (Hyper-V / VMware environment)

• Weekly assessments

• Final project = Company network setup with AD, DNS, DHCP, GPO, Hyper-V

Accurate accounting and proper GST compliance are essential skills for students, business owners, accounting professionals, and anyone involved in financial documentation. This Tally Prime with GST course by Pawan Kumar Mahawar is designed to provide complete, hands-on training in accounting, Tally usage, and GST implementation — from the basics to real-world practical applications.

The program focuses on concept clarity + software skills + GST compliance practice, making it ideal for beginners as well as learners who want to strengthen their accounting knowledge using Tally Prime.

Course Overview

This course covers accounting fundamentals, Tally Prime functionalities, inventory management, GST configuration, and return filing concepts. Learners are guided step-by-step — first understanding accounting logic and then applying it practically in Tally Prime. The course is delivered online or offline depending on student preference, allowing maximum flexibility.

By the end of the program, students will feel confident handling day-to-day business accounting transactions and GST workflows independently.

What Students Will Learn

Accounting & Tally Prime Foundations

• Basics of financial accounting

• Complete introduction to Tally Prime

• Company creation & configuration

• Creation of groups & ledgers

• Voucher entry (Contra, Payment, Receipt, Journal, Sales, Purchase)

• Bank entries & bank reconciliation

Inventory & Business Transactions

• Inventory management

• Stock groups, units & godowns

• Purchase & sales with inventory integration

GST Concepts & Implementation

• GST basics & concepts

• Enabling GST in Tally Prime

• GST ledger creation

• GST purchase & sales transactions

• Input & output GST calculation

• Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM)

• GST reports & reconciliation

Returns, Documentation & Compliance

• GSTR-1

• GSTR-3B

• E-way bill generation

• E-invoicing basics

Financial Reporting

• Trial Balance

• Profit & Loss Account

• Balance Sheet

Learners also work through practical GST compliance exercises to understand how theory is applied in real business scenarios.

Teaching Method

• Simple, concept-driven explanations

• Practical demonstrations in Tally Prime

• Step-by-step GST setup

• Hands-on practice assignments

• Real-life accounting examples

• Doubt-clearing sessions

• Guidance on best practices

Classes are available both Online & Offline, making the course accessible and flexible based on learner requirements.

Why Learn with Tutor Pawan Kumar Mahawar

Under the guidance of Pawan Kumar Mahawar, students benefit from a clear, structured, and practical training style that focuses on confidence-building rather than rote learning. The emphasis remains on helping students understand why each step is done — not just how to do it — so they can apply their skills across real-world accounting environments.

Benefits & Outcomes

After completing this course, learners can expect to:

• Understand accounting fundamentals

• Work confidently in Tally Prime

• Record all business transactions accurately

• Manage inventory with accounting

• Implement GST in Tally Prime

• Handle GST-based entries & calculations

• Understand GST return preparation

• Interpret financial statements

• Become job-ready for accounting roles

This course is highly suitable for students, entrepreneurs, employees in finance roles, and individuals preparing for accounting careers.