Passionate by learning how to learn.
As a developer, cybersecurity became a passion and i wondered how i could succeed to become an ethical hacker online.
How to succeed ?
To accomplish this mission, I’ve divided my project into several objectives.
- Join Moocs, platforms and comment them on this blog (in progress see here and here)
- Create a list of free resources (see here)
- Attend seminars, conferences and events that (see here)
- Attend summer schools (see here)
- Attend CTF in real life and online
- Set up my own lab
- Volunteer with a great organization (Done with ROS se my article about it here)
- Launch podcasts about experts in cybersecurity (Done see here)
- Join and be active on bug bounty platforms
- Create or join a Non Profit organization to organize meetup and CTF for women in cybersecurity in Paris (Done here with WoSEC)
How did I choose which MOOCs to follow ?
To choose which MOOCs i would follow i went on ANSSI’s website and checked every curricular of master they indexed to find the subjects studied to validate those masters. With the units i found i was able to search for a few classes on mooclist.
Then i went to the website cybersecuritydegrees and looked at their FAQ’s topic entitled: « How to obtain a cybersecurity education for free with moocs » and cross-checked it with the previous MOOC i had found.
List of completed moocs, training and certificates
Certificates
- Certificate Forensic Specialist by Certified Secure
- Certificate Web Security Specialist by Certified Secure
- CyberHeroes Week by Cyberworkplace
- Nuit de la gestion de la crise Jeunes de l’IHEDN
- Penetration testing and ethical hacking on Cybrary
- IT Security Summer School by ENGENSEC Tempus Project
- Injection flaws on Cybrary
- Certificate Safe Internet by Certified Secure
- Certificate Safe Internet Plus by Certified Secure
- Certificate Essential Security by Certified Secure
- Certificate Essential Specialties by Certified Secure
- Certificate Security Specialist by Certified Secure
- Mooc sécurité numérique de l’ANSSI (in french)
- Learning Responsive Web Design by Infinite Skills on Udemy
- Responsive web design by University of London on Coursera
- Learning how to learn by UC San Diego on Coursera
- Getting Started with Java by IBM
- Introduction to Java and Java EE Programming by IBM
- Java SE7 Fundamentals: Overloading, Validation, and Object-Oriented Concepts by IBM
- Java SE7 Fundamentals: Variables, Operators, and Objects by IBM
Completed Moocs
- Mooc Network Protocols and Architecture by Cisco on Coursera
Last articles
A toi belle journée d’hiver * Okiok
Ma démarche d’auto formation en cybersécurité que je partage ici depuis que je l’ai entamée m’a permis d’être embauchée comme pentesteuse chez Okiok. Cette nouvelle aventure canadienne m’a inspiré un conte cyber. Il était une fois, un grand grand royaume nommé l’Internet ou existe un territoire lointain et invisible, le Cyberespace. Cet espace non défini, …
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International Cyber Security Summer School 2019 (ICSSS 2019)
In the end of august i participated to ICSSS 2019 in The Hague (Netherlands). We had different lectures about cybersecurity in various places such as Leiden University, NCI Agency, Europol, The Hague Security Delta, Dutch innovation factory. We also had the full week to work on different challenges in groups. My challenge was about Cyber …
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World Tour Podcast Series 1 Episode 4: Chloe Messdaghi
Chloe Messdaghi is a Security Researcher Advocate and partner of WoSEC of the San Francisco chapter. Today she is going to share with us her vision of cybersecurity, give some tips to non profit on how to stay safe, and other tips for those of you who would like to start bug bounties. You can …
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