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​​Advanced Diploma in Cybersecurity​


Course Overview

This comprehensive cybersecurity course covers IT infrastructure, network security, cloud security, penetration testing, and compliance.

Students learn networking, cybersecurity fundamentals, firewall management, encryption, and AWS security. 

Advanced modules include Linux security, cryptography, web and API security, malware analysis, and incident response. 

The course also focuses on SOC operations, digital forensics, and GRC frameworks like ISO 27001 and GDPR. 

With hands-on projects and an internship, students gain practical skills in ethical hacking, threat detection, and risk management, preparing them for careers in Cybersecurity, Penetration testing, and Security operations.

Course Curriculum

​IT Infrastructure Fundamentals
​Cybersecurity Fundamentals
​Network Fundamentals
​Project 1
​Network Security Fundamentals
​Project 2
​Cloud Computing &  Cloud Security
​Project 3
​Server Administration & Infrastructure
​Linux
​Cybersecurity Models & Cryptography
​Project 4
​Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing
​Project 5
​Web Application Security
​Project 6
​API Security
​Malware Analysis
​Project 7
​Security Operations & Incident Response
​Project 8
​Governance Risk & Compliance
​Project 9
​Internship

Frequently asked questions

Here are some common questions about Cybersecurity.

Cybersecurity protects systems, networks, and data from cyber threats like hacking, malware, and data breaches. It ensures confidentiality, integrity, and availability of digital information.

Network Security – Protects networks from cyber threats.

Information Security – Safeguards sensitive data.

Application Security – Secures software and apps.

Cloud Security – Protects cloud-based data and services.

Operational Security – Manages security policies and procedures

Yes, cybersecurity is an excellent career with high demand, job security, competitive salaries, and growth opportunities.

Basic coding knowledge is helpful but not always required. Roles like penetration testing and security analysis may need coding, while others focus on policy, risk management, or network security.