Summary Report:

APSCHE Internship at Blackbucks (LT 2025)

Cyber Security
 Internship Overview

This internship provided an in-depth learning experience in Cybersecurity, equipping

participants with essential security skills and industry knowledge. The program covered
key concepts such as network security, ethical hacking, vulnerability assessment,
penetration testing, and incident response. Interns gained hands-on experience using
cybersecurity tools like Nmap, Nessus, Metasploit, and Wireshark, helping them
understand how to identify, analyze, and mitigate security threats.

Through structured weekly sessions, participants developed analytical, critical thinking,

and problem-solving abilities, applying theoretical knowledge to real-world cybersecurity
challenges. They worked on network scanning, system hacking simulations, vulnerability
assessments, and threat analysis, enhancing their ability to safeguard digital
infrastructures and respond to cyber incidents.

By the end of the internship, participants had a strong foundation in cybersecurity

principles and practices, making them well-prepared for roles in cybersecurity analysis,
ethical hacking, network security management, and incident response. This program
bridged the gap between academic learning and industry demands, enabling interns to
contribute effectively to securing digital environments and combating cyber threats..
 About the Blackbucks

Overview

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Website
https://www.theblackbucks.com
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Company size
51-200 employees
143 associated members LinkedIn members who’ve listed Blackbucks Group.,´¸.˙→5-,)´ as their current
workplace on their profile.
Headquarters
Hyderabad, Telangana

Founded
2013

Specialties
IT/Software, Product Development, Engineering, Electronics, Entrepreneurship, MBA, EMERGING
TECHNOLOGY, EDUCATION, Center of Excellence, Artificial Intelligence, Jobs, Careers, Learning, Students,
Colleges, Universities, Machine Learning, Data Science, Post Graduation, Higher Education, and Jobs
Cybersecurity and Gen AI Internship Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Cybersecurity & Gen AI in Threat Analysis

 Understanding Cybersecurity – Importance, Evolution, and Key Concepts
 CIA Triad – Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability
 Types of Cyber Threats and Vulnerabilities
 Overview of Cybersecurity Career Paths and Ethical Hacking
 Introduction to Gen AI in Cybersecurity – AI in Threat Detection &
Analysis
 Use Cases of AI in Threat Intelligence and Predictive Threat Analysis

Module 2: Network Security Fundamentals & AI-Augmented Insights

 Networking Basics – TCP/IP Protocols, IP Addressing, and Subnetting
 Network Topologies and Devices – Switches, Routers, and Firewalls
 Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS)
 AI-Powered Network Security – Detecting Anomalies with AI Models
 Traffic Pattern Analysis – Using AI for Threat Monitoring
 Automated Network Intrusion Detection

Module 3: OS Security & Ethical Hacking with Gen AI

 Operating System Security Basics – Windows and Linux Security
 User Account Management and File System Permissions
 OS Hardening Techniques and Threat Mitigation
 Introduction to Ethical Hacking – Stages of an Attack (Recon, Exploit,
Maintain Access)
 Gen AI in Ethical Hacking – Automated Vulnerability Detection and
Exploit Generation
 AI-Supported Penetration Testing Simulations
Module 4: Web Security, Reconnaissance & Gen AI
 Footprinting and Reconnaissance – Techniques for Gathering Information
 Identifying Vulnerabilities – Ethical Boundaries and Compliance
 Web Application Security – Understanding SQL Injection, XSS, and
CSRF Attacks
 AI for Web Security – Automated Vulnerability Scanning and Detection
 Best Practices for Securing Web Applications
 Gen AI for Real-Time Security Monitoring

Module 5: Incident Response & Course Wrap-Up

 Incident Detection and Response – AI in Incident Management
 AI-Driven Forensics and Investigation – Collecting and Analyzing
Evidence
 Automated Threat Response and Containment
 Recap of Key Concepts Covered During the Internship
 Exploring Advanced Topics in AI and Cybersecurity
 Career Path Guidance in Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking
Summary Report: APSCHE Internship at Blackbucks (LT 2025) – UI/UX

Internship Overview

This internship provided an in-depth learning experience in Cybersecurity, covering

essential concepts such as network security, ethical hacking, incident response,
vulnerability management, and real-world cyber threats. Through structured weekly
sessions, students gained hands-on experience in identifying vulnerabilities,
analyzing cyberattacks, and implementing defensive strategies using industry tools.

Participants enhanced their problem-solving, analytical thinking, and technical

expertise in areas like firewall management, intrusion detection, ethical hacking
simulations, and threat analysis. By applying theoretical knowledge to practical
scenarios, students became well-prepared for cybersecurity roles, including Security
Analyst, Ethical Hacker

This program successfully bridged the gap between academic learning and real-world
cybersecurity challenges, making interns industry-ready for securing digital
environments and mitigating cyber threats..

Week 01: Understanding the Placement Process

Course Outcomes:
1. Identified strengths and areas for improvement in cybersecurity concepts.

2. Understood the assessment patterns for cybersecurity placement preparation.

3. Learned how to analyze test results and enhance problem-solving

techniques.

4. Gained familiarity with cybersecurity-related questions in aptitude,

technical, and scenario-based tests..
01-02-2025 - Placement Test 01
 Assessed students' understanding of cybersecurity concepts, including network
security, ethical hacking, and vulnerability assessment.
 Identified gaps in knowledge and provided a roadmap for improvement.
 Introduced problem-solving strategies used in cybersecurity job recruitment
exams.

02/02/2025 - Employability Test 01

 Evaluated students’ communication, analytical, and technical skills.
  Offered insights into corporate hiring processes and industry expectations.
 Prepared students for upcoming interviews by analysing key technical and
soft skills.

02/02/2025 - Employability Test 01

 Evaluated students’ communication, analytical, and technical skills.
 Offered insights into corporate hiring processes and industry expectations.
 Prepared students for upcoming interviews by analysing key technical and
soft skills.

03/02/2025 - Session 01: Core Assessments & Introduction to Cybersecurity

 First Formal Evaluation in Cybersecurity.

 Covered foundational cybersecurity concepts including threats,

vulnerabilities, and key terminologies.

 Assessed participants' understanding of network security principles and

their application in real-world scenarios.

 Included multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and practical scenarios

related to cybersecurity fundamentals.

Introduction to Cybersecurity Landscape.

 Discussed the significance of cybersecurity in today’s digital world.

 Explored career paths in cybersecurity including ethical hacking, incident

response, and network security analysis.

 Emphasized the importance of a hacker’s mindset in ethical hacking and

cybersecurity defense.
05/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 01
 Introduction to Cybersecurity Landscape.

 Discussed the significance of cybersecurity in today’s digital world.

 Explored career paths in cybersecurity including ethical hacking, incident

response, and network security analysis.

 Emphasized the importance of a hacker’s mindset in ethical hacking and

cybersecurity defense.


05/02/2025 - Session 02: CIA Triad, Information Security & Case Study on
Firewall Implementations
 Explored the CIA Triad

 In-depth understanding of how confidentiality, integrity, and

availability form the foundation of cybersecurity.

 Discussed practical applications of the CIA Triad in protecting

data and systems.

 Information Security Principles

 Covered essential information security concepts including access

control, encryption, and incident response.

 Discussed different types of cyberattacks and real-world case

studies.

 Case Study: Firewall Defense Mechanisms

 Analyzed how firewalls act as a primary line of defense against

cyber threats.

 Explored the role of Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems

(IDS/IPS) in network security.

 Discussed firewall configuration best practices and common

misconfigurations leading to security breaches.

07/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 02

  Conducted a comprehensive assessment to evaluate participants’ understanding
of information security concepts.
 Included scenario-based questions focusing on the application of firewall
mechanisms, intrusion detection, and data protection.
 Participants demonstrated their knowledge through problem-solving exercises.

07/02/2025 - Session 03: Phases of Ethical Hacking, Network Security & Cloud
Security Overview

 Phases of Ethical Hacking

 Introduced the five stages of ethical hacking: Reconnaissance, Scanning,
Gaining Access, Maintaining Access, and Covering Tracks.
 Discussed how ethical hackers simulate cyberattacks to identify vulnerabilities.
 Network Security Overview
 Explored network security fundamentals including firewalls, VPNs, and
encryption.
 Demonstrated how attackers exploit network vulnerabilities and how defenders
mitigate threats.

07/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 03

o Conducted a hands-on assessment covering the phases of

ethical hacking.

o Included practical tasks such as network scanning and

vulnerability analysis using simulated environments.

o Evaluated participants’ understanding of offensive and

defensive cybersecurity concepts..
07/02/2025 - Assignment 01

o Participants were assigned a practical exercise on

vulnerability analysis.

o Tasked with identifying weaknesses in a simulated network

and suggesting appropriate security controls.

o Delivered a detailed report outlining potential threats,

impacts, and mitigation strategies.

Week 02
10/02/2025 - Session 04: Types of Pentesting, Infosec Laws & Standards, and
Information Gathering
o Understanding Penetration Testing (Pentesting)

o Discussed different types of penetration testing: Black Box,

White Box, and Grey Box.

o Explained the importance of pentesting in identifying

vulnerabilities before malicious attackers do.

o Covered ethical guidelines and legal considerations in

ethical hacking..

10/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 04

o The assessment consisted of scenario-based questions
focused on penetration testing methodologies.

o Evaluated participants’ understanding of legal standards and

ethical considerations in cybersecurity operations.

o Included practical case studies for identifying weaknesses

through reconnaissance techniques.

10/02/2025 - 10/02/2025 - Employability Test 03

 o Assessed problem-solving and analytical thinking abilities
in cybersecurity.

o Included technical and logical reasoning questions to

evaluate understanding of penetration testing and
information gathering concepts.

o Simulated real-world cybersecurity scenarios to gauge

decision-making under pressure.

12/02/2025 - Session 05: Network Scanning, Nmap Commands &

Countermeasures

 Network Scanning Basics

 Covered the purpose of network scanning in the cybersecurity kill

chain.

 Discussed network scanning types: Port Scanning, Vulnerability

Scanning, and Service Enumeration.

 Nmap Scanning Commands

 Provided hands-on experience with Nmap, a popular network

scanner.

 Explored key Nmap commands for discovering hosts, identifying

services, and detecting vulnerabilities

12/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 05

 Evaluated participants’ proficiency in using Nmap for network

scanning.

 Included hands-on exercises simulating port scanning and service

enumeration.

 Assessed their understanding of applying appropriate

countermeasures to mitigate scanning attacks.
 14/02/2025 - Session 06: Advanced Network Scanning &
Evasion Techniques

 Advanced Network Scanning

 Explored sophisticated scanning techniques used by hackers to

bypass security defenses.

 Demonstrated how attackers manipulate packet data to evade

detection.

 IDS/IPS Evasion

 Explained the role of IDS and IPS in detecting and blocking

malicious activities.

 Discussed real-world scenarios of how attackers evade detection

using fragmented packets.

14/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 06

 Conducted a hands-on assessment involving advanced network

scanning scenarios.

 Evaluated participants’ ability to detect and respond to

sophisticated scanning and evasion attempts.

 Included exercises in using Nmap and analyzing IDS/IPS alerts.

14/02/2025 - Assignment 02

 Participants were tasked with conducting a simulated network

scanning exercise.

 Required to apply various scanning techniques to identify

network vulnerabilities.

 Provided a detailed report analyzing potential risks and

recommending mitigation strategies
Week 03
17/02/2025 - Session 07: Enumeration - Exploring Network Information.

Understanding Enumeration

 Explained the concept of enumeration as a critical step in the ethical hacking

process.

Types of Enumeration

 Explored different types of enumeration, including SNMP, DNS, NetBIOS,

and SMB enumeration.

Important Ports for Enumeration

 Discussed common ports used for enumeration (e.g., Port 135, 139, 445 for
SMB, Port 161 for SNMP).
 Explained how attackers leverage these ports to identify weaknesses in
network services.

Practical Demonstration

 Conducted live demonstrations using tools like Nmap, Netcat, and

Enum4linux for enumeration..

17/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 07

 Included multiple-choice and scenario-based questions on enumeration

concepts.
 Evaluated participants’ knowledge of various enumeration techniques and how
to mitigate enumeration attempts.
 Practical assessment involved identifying open ports and enumerating services
in a simulated lab environment.

19/02/2025 - Session 08: System Hacking and Gaining Accessof brand

Introduction to System Hacking

o Discussed the different phases of system hacking: Gaining

Access, Escalating Privileges, Maintaining Access, and
Clearing Tracks.
 Password Cracking Techniques

o Covered common password cracking methods like Brute

Force, Dictionary Attack, and Rainbow Tables.

o Demonstrated the use of tools such as Hydra, John the

Ripper, and Hashcat.

Privilege Escalation

o Explained how attackers escalate privileges to gain

administrative access using kernel exploits and
misconfigurations.

o Discussed defense mechanisms including patch

management and application control.

Maintaining Access

o Covered methods attackers use to maintain persistent access

using rootkits, backdoors, and Trojans.

o Demonstrated how to detect and remove persistence using

endpoint detection tools.

o Style Guide – Importance of a brand style guide in ensuring

uniformity across digital and print media.

19/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 08

o Conducted a practical assessment on password cracking and

privilege escalation.

o Evaluated participants’ ability to identify compromised

systems and remove persistence.

o Included questions on real-world scenarios involving

maintaining access and clearing tracks.

22/02/2025 - Session 09: Vulnerability Analysis & Risk Assessment

Introduction to Vulnerability Analysis

o Defined vulnerabilities and their impact on system security.

Active vs. Passive Assessment

 o Compared active and passive vulnerability assessment
techniques.

o Assessed design thinking, problem-solving skills, and

ability to create cohesive brand experiences.

22/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 09

 Included hands-on tasks where participants used tools like Nessus and OpenVAS
to conduct vulnerability scans.

 Evaluated understanding of active and passive assessment techniques

22/02/2025 - Assignment 03

Task: Perform a vulnerability assessment on a simulated network

environment.

Deliverables:

 Conduct scans using the appropriate tools.

 Identify and prioritize vulnerabilities based on severity.

 Provide recommendations to mitigate the discovered

vulnerabilities.

Week 04

24/02/2025 - Session 10: GenAI in Cybersecurity - Offensive &

Defensive Usage

Introduction to GenAI in Cybersecurity

 Explained the role of Generative AI (GenAI) in enhancing

cybersecurity capabilities.
Offensive Usage of AI (Ethical Hacking)

 Demonstrated how AI-powered tools are used to simulate attacks

for ethical hacking.

Defensive Usage of AI (SOC, SIEM)

 Explained how AI is integrated into Security Operations Centers

(SOC) and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
systems.

Tools Used for AI in Cybersecurity

 Explored popular AI tools like Splunk and Wazuh for real-time

monitoring and analysis

24/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 10

 Included multiple-choice questions and scenario-based problems

on AI applications in cybersecurity.

 Evaluated the participants’ understanding of AI’s role in both

offensive and defensive operations.

24/02/2025 - Employability Test 04

 Assessed students' understanding of AI concepts in cybersecurity.

 Evaluated decision-making skills in handling real-world cyber

threats using AI solutions

26/02/2025 - Session 11: Vulnerability Assessment & System

Hacking Continued

Real-time Vulnerability Scanning Tools

 Conducted hands-on demonstrations using Nessus and OpenVAS

for real-time vulnerability scanning.

Exploitation Techniques

 Covered practical exploitation techniques using tools like

Metasploit.
Maintaining Access Using Metasploit

 Explained how attackers establish and maintain persistent access

using Meterpreter payloads.

26/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 10

 Conducted a vulnerability scanning and exploitation exercise

using Nessus, OpenVAS, and Metasploit.

 Evaluated participants' understanding of the entire exploitation

life

26/02/2025 - Employability Test 05

 Simulated a real-world scenario where participants acted as

security analysts responding to a cyberattack.

 Evaluated decision-making skills in identifying vulnerabilities

and proposing mitigation measures.

 Provided experience in applying cybersecurity concepts under

pressure.

28/02/2025 - Session 12: Cloud Security & Incident Response

 Introduction to Cloud Service Providers

o Provided an overview of major cloud platforms: AWS,

GCP, and Azure.

 VPC (Virtual Private Cloud)

o Discussed how VPC helps in isolating cloud resources for

better security.

 Security Groups and WAF

o Explained the role of Security Groups and their impact on

cloud security.
28/02/2025 - Cybersecurity Assessment 12

 Assessed participants' understanding of cloud security concepts.

 Included tasks on configuring VPCs, setting up security groups,

and managing WAF policies.

 Evaluated incident response skills by analyzing simulated cloud

security events.

28/02/2025 - Assignment 04

o Identify misconfigurations and vulnerabilities.

o Provide actionable recommendations for improving cloud

security.

o Create an incident response report for a simulated attack

scenario.

Week 05

04/03/2025 - Project Session 01

Overview of Project Rounds

 Introduction to Project Rounds

o Explained the 5-round project evaluation system

consisting of:

 Abstract Submission

 System Requirements Round

 Source Code Submission

 Testing and Implementation Round

 Documentation Round

 Provided a clear understanding of expectations at each stage.

Guidelines for Abstract Submission

 Discussed how to write a clear and concise abstract.

 Covered key elements to include: Problem Statement, Solution

 Approach, and Expected Outcome.

 Provided sample abstracts for reference.

05/03/2025 - Project Session 02

Cybersecurity Project Exploration

 Overview of Cybersecurity Projects

o Explained 30 different projects covering various

cybersecurity domains like:

 Network Security

 Ethical Hacking

 Incident Response

 Cyber Threat Intelligence

 Penetration Testing

 Discussed the project scope and objectives.

 Provided project selection guidelines based on students' interests

and skill levels.

06/03/2025 - Project Session 03

Abstract Submission Process

 Detailed Explanation on Abstract Format

o Explained the correct format for abstract submission,

including:

 Project Title

 Problem Definition

 Solution Overview

 Tools & Technologies

 Expected Outcome
  Provided step-by-step guidance on writing and refining project
abstracts.

 Emphasized the importance of clarity, feasibility, and innovation

in submissions.

Student Q&A Session

 Addressed student queries regarding abstract submission.

 Provided personalized feedback on initial project ideas.

 Offered tips for strengthening abstract proposals.

07/03/2025 - Project Session 04

Round 2: System Requirements Explanation

 Understanding System Requirements

o Explained how to gather and document both functional

and non-functional requirements.

o Demonstrated real-world examples for defining clear and

actionable requirements.

 Practical Examples

o Provided a sample cybersecurity project to explain the

requirement gathering process.

o Showed how to draft a System Requirements Specification

(SRS).

Student Query Resolution

 Conducted a live Q&A session to clarify doubts regarding

System Requirements.

 Offered guidance on identifying and documenting project-specific

requirements.

 Provided troubleshooting tips for common challenges faced in

Round 2.

Week 06
11/03/2025 - Project Session 05

Round 2 Explanation & Practical Demonstration

 Review of Round 2: System Requirements

o Recap on identifying, documenting, and refining system

requirements.

o Discussed how to verify the completeness and correctness

of requirements.

 Metasploit Attack Simulation

o Demonstrated a SMB (Server Message Block)

vulnerability attack using Metasploit.

o Showcased:

 Scanning and identifying vulnerable SMB services.

 Exploiting the vulnerability using Metasploit

Framework.

 Gaining access to a compromised system.

o Provided insights into penetration testing methodologies

and vulnerability exploitation.

 Hands-on Practical

o Encouraged students to perform a simulated attack in a

controlled environment using Kali Linux and Metasploit.

o Discussed ethical considerations and legal implications of

penetration testing.

13/03/2025 - Project Session 06

Pending Task Completion

 Independent Work Session

o Provided time for students to work on their pending tasks

from previous rounds.
 o Addressed any doubts related to:

 Abstract Submission

 System Requirements Round

 Research on Cybersecurity Tools and Techniques

 Mentor Support

o Conducted one-on-one support sessions to resolve

challenges faced by students.

o Offered personalized feedback to ensure project progress.

14/03/2025 - Project Session 07

Round 3 Explanation: Source Code Submission

 Overview of Source Code Round

o Explained the expectations for submitting project source

code.

o Discussed best practices for clean and well-documented

code.

o Highlighted the importance of providing clear instructions

for execution.

 File Zipping and Uploading Guidelines

o Provided a step-by-step demonstration on:

 Organizing source code files using standard folder

structures.

 Compressing the files using tools like zip or tar.

 Ensuring all necessary files, libraries, and

dependencies are included.

 Validating file integrity before submission.

 Student Query Resolution

o Addressed student questions regarding the source code

submission process.
 o Provided troubleshooting tips for common issues faced
during code packaging.

o Shared examples of well-structured and properly submitted

projects

Week 07

18/03/2025 - Project Session 08

Advanced Project Discussion and Best Practices

 Progress Review

o Conducted a comprehensive review of students' progress

across all project rounds.

o Addressed challenges faced in abstract submission, system

requirements, and source code development.

 Best Practices in Cybersecurity Projects

o Discussed efficient coding practices and secure coding

standards.

o Importance of version control using Git and GitHub.

o Insights into documenting cybersecurity projects

effectively.

 Interactive Q&A

o Open platform for students to discuss doubts and technical

challenges.

o Provided mentorship on refining project ideas and

solutions.

19/03/2025 - Project Session 09

Malware and Keylogger Simulation

  Understanding Malware

o Explained the types of malware including trojans,

ransomware, worms, and spyware.

o Discussed real-world case studies of malware attacks.

 Keylogger Demonstration

o Simulated a basic keylogger to demonstrate how it

captures keystrokes.

o Walkthrough on coding a keylogger using Python.

o Explained how attackers use keyloggers for data theft.

 Preventive Measures

o Discussed methods for detecting and mitigating keylogger

attacks using EDR and AV solutions.

o Provided insights into behavioral analysis for malware

detection.

20/03/2025 - Project Session 10

Doubt Clearing Session

 One-on-One Doubt Resolution

o Provided personalized assistance to students facing issues

in their cybersecurity projects.

o Debugged technical issues in their source code.

o Guided students on improving their project documentation.

 Group Discussion

o Encouraged peer-to-peer learning by sharing experiences

and project challenges.

o Discussed cybersecurity problem-solving strategies.

21/03/2025 - Project Session 11

Wireshark Simulation & Network Analysis

 Introduction to Wireshark
 o Explained the role of Wireshark in network traffic
analysis.

o Demonstrated how to capture and inspect packets.

o Discussed common network attacks like MITM (Man-In-

The-Middle) and DNS Spoofing.

 Wireshark Attack Simulation

o Conducted a simulated attack using Wireshark to monitor

HTTP and DNS packets.

o Analyzed how attackers can extract sensitive data from

network traffic.

 Google Maps Simulation

o Simulated a geolocation tracking scenario using Google

Maps API.

o Demonstrated how malicious actors can track user

activities through packet data analysis.

 Mitigation Techniques

o Recommended using VPNs, HTTPS, and encrypted

channels for secure communication.

o Showed how Wireshark can be used defensively to detect

anomalies.

22/03/2025 - Project Session 12

Git and GitHub for Cybersecurity Projects

  Introduction to Git and GitHub

o Explained the importance of Git for version control and

collaborative coding.

o Overview of GitHub repositories, branches, and pull

requests.

 Practical Demonstration

o Step-by-step demo on:

 Initializing a Git repository.

 Committing and pushing code to GitHub.

 Creating branches and resolving merge conflicts.

 GitHub for Cybersecurity Projects

o Showed how to manage cybersecurity project

documentation and source code.

o Best practices for using GitHub for team collaboration and

code reviews.

o Explained how to maintain privacy using private

repositories.

 Hands-on Activity

o Students practiced uploading their cybersecurity projects to

GitHub.

o Simulated a collaborative coding scenario using pull

requests and code reviews.

Final Internship Outcomes

Overall Learnings from the Internship:

Technical Proficiency
 oGained in-depth knowledge of cybersecurity fundamentals including
network security, ethical hacking, and incident response.
oMastered penetration testing techniques such as reconnaissance,
scanning, enumeration, and exploitation.
oDeveloped hands-on experience in cybersecurity tools like Nmap,
Wireshark, Metasploit, Nessus, and OpenVAS.
oUnderstood firewall evasion techniques and learned how to bypass
security controls using stealthy methods.
oExplored GenAI applications in cybersecurity for automated threat
detection, vulnerability assessment, and malware analysis.
oConducted practical reverse shell and keylogger simulations, enhancing
offensive cybersecurity skills.

✅ Industry Readiness
o Understood real-world cyber-attack scenarios and applied defensive
security measures using SOC and SIEM tools like Splunk and Wazuh.
o Gained experience in cloud security by working with platforms like
AWS, Azure, and GCP, focusing on VPC management, WAF
implementation, and cloud incident response.
o Simulated cyberattacks and assessed vulnerabilities using AI-powered
tools, learning how to interpret and mitigate threats effectively.
o Explored the role of GenAI in cybersecurity operations for enhancing
automated incident response and predictive threat analysis.
o Understood the importance of maintaining confidentiality, integrity,
and availability (CIA Triad) through hands-on assignments and
assessments.

✅ Project Execution
o Successfully completed end-to-end cybersecurity projects involving all
stages, including:
o Abstract submission and system requirement analysis.
 o Source code development using secure coding practices.
o Vulnerability scanning and penetration testing.
o Incident response and malware analysis using Metasploit.
o Documentation and reporting of findings and mitigation strategies.
o Simulated real-world scenarios such as:
o Metasploit SMB attacks to demonstrate network exploitation.
o Keylogger development to understand malicious data capture.
o Wireshark attack simulations for network traffic analysis.
o Google Maps geolocation tracking to illustrate privacy vulnerabilities.
✅ Career Development
o Developed a strong understanding of cybersecurity roles and the
responsibilities of security analysts, penetration testers, and
incident responders.
o Improved problem-solving skills by applying cybersecurity
concepts in simulated attack and defense scenarios.
o Gained hands-on experience with Git and GitHub for version
control, collaboration, and project management.
o Understood best practices for maintaining cybersecurity hygiene
in enterprise environments.
o Built a comprehensive cybersecurity portfolio showcasing
completed projects, assessments, and certifications, enhancing
employability.
2. Employability Enhancement:
o Strengthened analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making
abilities.
o Enhanced communication, teamwork, and project management skills.
o Understood job market trends and AI/ML career opportunities.
o Gained experience in working on industry-relevant projects
and presenting findings.

Impact of the Internship:

 Equipped students with the skills required to secure AI/ML job roles.
 Prepared students to contribute effectively to AI-based projects in industries.
 Built confidence in handling real-world machine learning problems
and solutions.
 Enabled students to create a portfolio of AI/ML projects to showcase
to potential employers.