The Reverse Engineering in Cybersecurity is a 5-day, hands-on cybersecurity training designed to help participants understand how real attacks are built ethically and responsibly and how to analyze them in practice. By the end, learners will be able to set up a secure analysis lab, perform basic reverse engineering with Ghidra, run dynamic malware analysis with Sysinternals, and build a practical mindset for reading vulnerabilities and solving beginner challenges.

The training progresses from foundations + lab setup (Kali + Windows VMs, isolation/snapshots, Sysinternals) to static analysis and program logic in Ghidra, then runtime behavior and IOCs (process/registry/files, persistence, network monitoring). It culminates with CVE/PWN basics—understanding why exploits work—followed by an integrated internal CTF and reporting, so participants leave with concrete skills, confidence, and direction for next steps in cybersecurity.