Introduction
Objective
Offer hands-on cybersecurity training
Duration
45 Days
Focus
Skill-building for Network, Web, API,
and Mobile Security Testing.
Internship Focus Areas
Network Pentesting
Web Application Pentesting
API Security Testing
Mobile Pentesting
Bug Bounty Methodologies
Exploit Development Basics
Professional Reporting
Tools & Platforms
Tools
Kali Linux
Burp Suite
Nmap
SQLMap
Metasploit
APKTool, MobSF, Frida
Platforms
SecuriumX (CTF AND BUG BOUNTY PLATFORM)
TryHackMe
HackTheBox
Week 1
Internship Kickoff & Lab Setup
Set up Pentesting Lab
Install Tools
Initial Machine Walkthrough
Assign Recon Project
Week 2
Network Pentesting
Network Enumeration
Service Scanning
Exploit FTP, SMB, SSH
Tools: Nmap, Netcat, Enum4linux, Metasploit
Deliverable: Report
Week 3
Web Application Pentesting
Exploit SQL Injection,
OWASP Top 10 XSS, CSRF
Tools:
Burp Suite, Deliverable:
OWASP ZAP, Web Pentest
SQLMap Report
Week 4
API Security & Bug Bounty
01 02 03 04
API Subdomain Tools: Postman, Deliverable:
Testing Recon Subfinder, Gau API Report
Week 5
Advanced Attacks
01 02 03
Tools: Deliverable:
Auth Bypass, Advanced Vuln
SSRF, RCE FFUF, ParamSpider,
XSStrike Report
Week 6
Capstone Project
Deliverables:
Full Pentest Recon Exploitation
Final Report
Engagement Reporting
+ Demo
Week 7
Mobile Pentesting
APK Reverse Engineering
Mobile Traffic Analysis
Tools: MobSF, Wireshark, Frida
Deliverable: Mobile App Pentest Report
Key Outcomes
Hands-on Experience
Professional Reports
Portfolio Building
Career-Readiness
How universities are
falling behind?
Outdated Curriculum Limits
Career Readiness
Universities without cybersecurity courses produce graduates with
limited knowledge of modern threats, tools, and secure coding practices.
As the industry increasingly demands professionals skilled in
threat detection, ethical hacking, and cloud security, students from
such universities are at a disadvantage in placements and internships.
Students Lack Cyber Awareness
& Skillsets
Without formal exposure, students don’t learn about:
Data privacy and protection
How to prevent phishing, malware, or social engineering
Secure software development practices
No Ecosystem for
Cybersecurity Careers
Institutions without cybersecurity offerings often:
Don’t participate in CTFs (Capture The Flag competitions)
Lack industry tie-ups for cyber internships
Don’t encourage students toward global certifications like CEH, OSCP, etc.
As a result, students miss out on a fast-growing job market with
high salaries and strong global demand.
Limited Research
& Innovation
Without a cybersecurity department, there's no active research on:
AI in cyber defense
Blockchain security
Nation-state cyber warfare
The university misses out on government funding, research papers,
and academic prestige in emerging tech domains.
Higher Institutional Risk
Ironically, universities without cyber curriculum also often lack:
Trained IT staff
Secure infrastructure
Incident response plans
This makes them more vulnerable to ransomware, website defacements,
and data breaches, as seen in many Indian institutions
over the last few years
What Students lack
Lack of Practical, Hands-On Skills
Most students learn theory but lack hands-on experience with:
Tools like Burp Suite, Nmap, Wireshark, Metasploit, Nessus
Real-world attack simulations (e.g., lab environments, VMs)
Incident response and log analysis
Industry wants: Candidates who can demonstrate skills,
not just knowledge.
Poor Understanding of
Real-World Infrastructure
Many students don’t know how corporate systems
are structured
Active Directory, SIEM, firewalls, cloud setups
(AWS/Azure/GCP)
Log correlation and alert triaging
Industry wants: Basic understanding of how enterprises
defend their environments.
Weak Communication
& Documentation Skills
Cybersecurity involves:
Writing clear reports (for VAPT, incident response, audit)
Explaining findings to non-technical stakeholders
Working in teams
Industry wants: Good English, documentation,
and client-facing skills.
Limited Exposure to
Security Domains
Many focus only on ethical hacking, ignoring:
Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)
Cloud Security
Secure Coding / DevSecOps
SOC/Threat Intelligence
Industry wants: Awareness of all domains
—specialize later, not early.
No Public Portfolio
or Practical Proof
Most students don’t showcase their work via:
GitHub (scripts/tools)
Bug bounty profiles (HackerOne, Bugcrowd)
CTF writeups or TryHackMe/HackTheBox ranks
Industry wants: Evidence of passion & initiative.
What is really Happening?
Skill Gap
Cybersecurity Skills
Demand vs. Supply
Demand Side
Current demand: Over 2 lakh cybersecurity professionals
Estimated demand by 2026: Over 1 million
Supply Side
India produces over 1.5 million engineers a year, but:
Less than 5% are job-ready for cybersecurity roles
Only a small fraction pursue focused training/certifications
Many graduates lack hands-on lab skills or exposure to industry tools
Huge gap in mid-level and specialized roles (cloud, OT security, red teaming)
Cybersecurity Market Status
in India (2025)
Market Size & Growth
Current market size: Estimated at USD 5.5–6 billion in 2024
Projected to reach: Over USD 10 billion by 2027
Growth rate: ~15–20% CAGR, among the fastest in the world
The Skill Gap in Numbers
Unfilled cybersecurity jobs in India (2024) 100,000+
Global cybersecurity workforce gap million+
India’s contribution to global workforce 10%
Employability of fresh IT graduates (for cyber roles) 20%
What Securium Offers
We aim to transform theoretical learners into practical cybersecurity
professionals by offering a structured pathway
Internship (45–90 Days)
with Real-World Exposure
Students will undergo intensive internships simulating
actual cyber environments:
Hands-on exposure to Web, API, Network,
and Cloud Security
Industry-Relevant
Outcomes
Upon completion, students will:
Be certified by global OEMs (high industry credibility)
Gain practical, resume-worthy experience
Out of every 500 students graduating from a university, typically only about 5% manage
to secure placements through on-campus drives, leaving a vast majority—over 475 students
without clear direction or job opportunities. Our mission is to focus on this untapped potential
by equipping these students with industry-relevant cybersecurity skills, global certifications,
and hands-on internships, ensuring they don’t just graduate with a degree, but with a career
path in one of the fastest-growing tech domains.
Thank You!
Let's Build the Next Generation of Cyber Defenders!
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