Facilities and Equipment
Cybersecurity

Education Facilities for Cybersecurity classes

Facilities include ample office and classroom space, as well as software to facilitate online learning, and two telecommunications laboratories:

The School of Technology Telecommunications Laboratory incorporates a variety of equipment aimed to teach students practical, basic and advanced applications of cyber-defense. The equipment specifically used for Cybersecurity practices includes:

• CISCO Routers w/802 11 a/b/g/n (2 ports)
• Five (5) Servers
• Server IBM series 335
• Server HP Proliant DL 360
• Server IBM Series 335
• 2 Windows Servers
• CISCO ASA Firewalls WITH IPS SW 6GE
• CISCO Series firewalls full licensed with maximum cybersecurity software
• Palo alto firewalls
• CISCO CATALYST Switches
• About two dozen of different high capability Switches for diverse cybersecurity set-ups
• Iris recognition equipment/software
• Face recognition equipment/software
• Thirty (30) modern computers (LAPTOPS + DESKTOPS) for testing different security setups
• Nexpose/Rapid 7 software watchdog/scanner fully licensed for cybersecurity.

We have a modern 24/7 remote access Cloud-base-laboratory equipment (VMWARE/EVE-NG) with hundreds of images from different vendors (i.e CISCO, WINDOWS, LINUX and PALO ALTO) that combined with software like WIRESHARK allows development, application, and evaluation hundred of different practices in cybersecurity and data telecommunications.

The School of Business Telecommunications Lab also incorporates a variety of equipment aimed to teach students practical, basic and advanced applications of computer networking and cyber security. The equipment specifically used for Cybersecurity practices includes:

• One (1) rack server composed of ten (10) Dell PowerEdge servers
• Sonicwall firewalls
• Cisco routers
• APC SmartUPS devices
• MGE Pulsar UPS devices
• Dell desktop computers
• Netgear Ethernet switches

The School of Business Telecommunications Lab equipment is part of a local area network (LAN), where students enrolled in Cybersecurty-related courses install approved hacking tools and network defense software that they use for learning and developing ethical hacking and network defense skills.