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Discover our comprehensive training programs and explore the cybersecurity career paths they unlock. Your journey to becoming a security professional starts here.
Our Training Programs
Industry-aligned courses designed to build real-world cybersecurity skills and prepare you for in-demand roles.
Introduction to Cybersecurity
Build a strong foundation in cybersecurity fundamentals, including threats, risk management, privacy, and secure systems. This course is ideal for beginners exploring cybersecurity careers or professionals seeking essential security knowledge.
Security Assessor
Develop hands-on skills to evaluate, test, and assess security controls across systems and networks. This course prepares learners for roles in security assessment, auditing, vulnerability management, and penetration testing support.
AI Risk Management
Explore the risks, impacts, and governance challenges of artificial intelligence systems using the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. Designed for professionals responsible for deploying, managing, or overseeing AI-enabled technologies responsibly.
Understanding the NIST CSF
Learn how to apply the NIST Cybersecurity Framework to manage and reduce organizational cyber risk. This course bridges theory and practice, helping learners align security activities with business and regulatory goals.
Zero Trust Foundations
Learn how to design and implement a Zero Trust security model that assumes breach and continuously verifies users, devices, and access. This course covers Zero Trust principles, architecture, and real-world implementation using industry frameworks like NIST SP 800-207, preparing learners to secure modern cloud-first environments.
Self-Guided Learning Available
All courses are also offered in a self-guided format for learners who prefer a flexible schedule without live lectures.
Career Opportunities
Our training programs prepare you for these high-demand cybersecurity roles across industries.
Risk Analyst
A Risk Analyst identifies, evaluates, and prioritizes organizational risks related to cybersecurity, compliance, and operational threats. They analyze data, conduct risk assessments, and support leadership by providing recommendations to reduce exposure and improve resilience. This role plays a critical part in aligning security strategy with business objectives and regulatory requirements.
Security Analyst
A Security Analyst monitors systems and networks to detect, investigate, and respond to cybersecurity threats. They analyze security alerts, perform incident triage, and help maintain the organization's defensive posture. This role is central to Security Operations Center (SOC) activities and day-to-day threat monitoring.
Security Engineer
A Security Engineer designs, implements, and maintains technical security controls that protect organizational infrastructure and data. They build secure architectures, configure security tools, and automate protection mechanisms across networks, cloud platforms, and endpoints. This role focuses on proactive defense and long-term security system resilience.
Penetration Tester
A Penetration Tester simulates real-world cyberattacks to identify vulnerabilities in systems, applications, and networks. They use ethical hacking techniques to uncover security weaknesses and provide remediation recommendations to improve defensive capabilities. This role helps organizations understand and strengthen their security posture before attackers exploit weaknesses.
Technical Support Technician
A Technical Support Technician provides frontline assistance to users by troubleshooting hardware, software, and network issues. They help maintain system functionality, resolve user access problems, and support day-to-day IT operations. This role often serves as an entry point into IT and cybersecurity careers.
Database Security Analyst
A Database Security Analyst protects sensitive data by implementing access controls, monitoring database activity, and enforcing data protection policies. They identify potential vulnerabilities, respond to security incidents involving databases, and ensure compliance with privacy and regulatory standards. This role is essential for safeguarding critical organizational information assets.
Career Mind Map
Not sure where to begin in cybersecurity? Our career map visualizes the different roles, helping you understand what each position does and how our courses prepare you for them.
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Ready to Start Your Cybersecurity Career?
Take the first step toward a rewarding career in cybersecurity. Explore our courses and find the path that's right for you.