This course builds the core cybersecurity knowledge every analyst needs: the CIA triad, security policies, encryption, threat identification, vulnerability scanning, and open-source intelligence gathering. Ideal for those transitioning into security roles, it bridges the gap between general IT skills and professional cybersecurity work — teaching learners how to recognize risks, implement controls, and contribute meaningfully to a security team.
This course is designed for IT professionals and aspiring security practitioners who are ready to build hands-on cybersecurity skills. The ideal audience includes:
This comprehensive course equips participants with the foundational cybersecurity knowledge and practical skills needed to identify threats, implement security controls, and support organizational defense strategies. It covers core security principles, threat intelligence, encryption fundamentals, vulnerability scanning, and basic security testing. Participants will develop the analytical mindset and technical capabilities required to contribute effectively to a security team and advance into analyst or SOC roles.
| Module 1 — Security Principles and Ethics |
| Module 2 — Threats, Attacks, and Security Incidents |
| Module 3 — Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) |
| Module 4 — Security Controls and Policies |
| Module 5 — Encryption Fundamentals |
| Module 6 — Network Scanning and Reconnaissance |
| Module 7 — Vulnerability Scanning and Analysis |
| Module 8 — Security Testing and Remediation |
| Knowledge Assessment |
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