Appendix 7 - Cyberspace Defense Warrant Officer 255S WOBCWOAC.pdf
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This document outlines requirements for a non-personnel services contract to provide instruction for Signal Corps Professional Military Education courses. The contractor shall develop, validate, and instruct data, cloud computing, database management, zero-trust cybersecurity methodologies, and programming/scripting courses for the Signal School. Instruction shall identify high value approaches to operational data engineering and emerging technologies from academia and industry to support the Army's data management and governance plans. The contractor will provide all necessary personnel, equipment, facilities, transportation, materials and non-personnel services to perform the work. The question due date for proposals is December 21, 2023. The contract will be awarded by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Eustis.
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Appendix 7 – 255S WOBC_WOAC
Cyberspace Defense Warrant Officer Basic Course
Section 1 - Cloud
TLO: Implement Basic Cloud Security Solutions and Services (24 hours)
Learning Outcomes:
• Identify and understand fundamental concepts and principles of cloud security, including cloud security architecture, threats, encryption, and identity and access management
• Recognize different cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) and their respective security considerations
• Understand regulations and compliance standards relevant to cloud security
Section 2 - Data
TLO: Implement Basic Data Security Solutions and Services (48 hours)
Learning Outcomes:
• Identify the key concepts and principles of data-centric network security, including but not limited to encryption, authentication, access controls, and data integrity
• Discuss the various data technologies used in network architecture, their roles, and associated security considerations
• Recognize the roles and responsibilities of security professionals in creating, maintaining, and securing a data-centric network
• Explain how different data technologies can be secured and the role of network security protocols in this context
Section 3 – Zero Trust
TLO: Implement Basic Zero Trust Principles (24 hours)
Learning Outcomes
• Recall and list the key principles and concepts of Zero Trust in dense of the network, including the shift from traditional perimeter-based security models.
• Explain the components and architecture of a Zero Trust network, including identity and access management, network segmentation, data protection, continuous monitoring, and incident response.
• Design and implement a Zero Trust environment, incorporating strategies for authentication, authorization, and access control based on Zero Trust principles.
• Assess network connectivity and access control policies within a Zero Trust network, identifying potential vulnerabilities and recommending mitigation strategies.
Section 4 – Programming/Scripting (72 hours)
Learning Outcomes
• Demonstrate the basic techniques used to create scripts for automating system administrative tasks.
• Design, code, and test applications using scripts. (e.g. Python)
• Construct web scraping scripts to programmatically obtain data and content from web pages.
Cyberspace Defense Warrant Officer (WOAC)
Section 1 - Cloud
TLO: Implement Advanced Cloud Security Solutions and Services (52 hours)
Learning Outcomes:
• Design a comprehensive cloud security strategy, considering factors such as data protection, threat prevention, access control, and regulatory compliance
• Develop incident response plans for potential security incidents in the cloud
• Propose solutions for identified vulnerabilities or security gaps in the cloud environment
• Employ cloud-native and third-party tools for managing cloud security
Section 2 - Data
TLO: Implement Advanced Data Security Solutions and Services (72 hours)
Learning Outcomes:
• Interpret best practices for securing data in transit and at rest within a network
• Implement security measures in collaboration with data engineers to protect data and network infrastructure
• Apply principles of secure data management in a network context, ensuring data integrity, confidentiality, and availability.
• Use network security tools to monitor and mitigate potential threats
• Analyze a data-centric network architecture for potential vulnerabilities, consider the roles of different data technologies
Section 3 – Zero Trust
TLO: Implement Advanced Zero Trust Principles (24 hours)
Learning Outcomes:
• Design and develop a comprehensive incident response plan specifically tailored to a
Zero Trust solution, including real-time monitoring, and automated incident response workflows
• Analyze advanced data protection techniques in a Zero Trust environment, such as data loss prevention (DLP), data encryption at rest and in transit, and data rights management, to ensure data security and privacy.
• Design and implement secure remote access solutions within a Zero Trust network, Section 4 – Programming/Scripting
TLO: Employee Advanced scripting to secure network resources (40hours)
Learning Outcomes
• Develop Application Programmable Interfaces to enable advanced network security operations.
• Perform prescriptive analysis on Security Event and Incident Management (SEIM) data.
• Design and implement iterators and generators.
• Design and develop advanced data structures: collections, arrays, queues, sets, dictionaries.
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