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IT Security — College of Computer Studies

Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking training

Learn to defend, detect and ethically attack systems in a hands-on lab. Programmes range from the beginner-friendly Junior Security Analyst Track to expert-level ethical hacking and penetration testing.

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What you'll learn

  • Understand attacker methodology, from reconnaissance to post-exploitation
  • Analyse logs and investigate alerts the way a SOC analyst does
  • Run structured penetration tests and write actionable reports
  • Collect and preserve digital evidence for forensic investigations

Cybersecurity courses

Every course combines instructor-led theory with hands-on labs and exam-focused practice.

Beginner

Intermediate

  • Network Defender

    • Intermediate
    • Network defence
    Classroom · Online

Advanced

Recommended learning path

Security Analyst → Ethical Hacker

Goal: Defend and test systems. Follow these steps in order, or start wherever your experience fits.

  1. 1SOC skills SOC Junior Security Analyst Track
  2. 2Offensive security Hacking Ethical Hacking Expert
  3. 3Professional testing Pentest Penetration Testing Professional

FAQ

Cybersecurity questions

I'm new to security. Where should I start?

The Junior Security Analyst Track is designed for beginners with basic computer knowledge and builds toward entry-level SOC roles.

What do I need before Ethical Hacking Expert?

An understanding of networking, IP addressing and Linux and Windows operating systems. A foundation course such as CompTIA Security+ is preferred.

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