Acquire the knowledge and skills needed for upward career mobility
Our mid-level courses are designed to favorably position current IT and cyber security professionals for their next career move.
Managing Cyber Security Projects
Transitioning into a Cyber Security Project Management
Most cyber security projects don’t always yield the right results because more focus is placed on deployment and operations than planning and outcome.
This course is made for results-driven IT project managers, scrum masters…
Managing Cyber Security Projects
Transitioning into a Cyber Security Project Management.
Most cyber security projects don’t always yield the right results because more focus is placed on deployment and operations than planning and outcome.
This course is made for results-driven IT project managers, scrum masters, and business analysts seeking to make a career transition into cyber security. Having good project managers as part of a security team is key to deriving good return on security investments.
Learn how to apply your leadership, communication, time management, adaptation, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills to derive the right outcome for information security departments.
Who should enroll for this course
- IT Project Managers
- Scrum Masters
- Business Analysts
- Security Professionals
Security Architecture
What it is, what it isn’t and how you play the role
Security Architecture is arguably the least understood and most misunderstood in the field of cyber security. Security architects add tremendous value by understanding the needs of the business and developing security controls to support those needs. This short course clarifies the role of a security architect while making a..
Security Architecture
What it is, what it isn’t and how you play the role
Security Architecture is arguably the least understood and most misunderstood in the field of cyber security. Security architects add tremendous value by understanding the needs of the business and developing security controls to support those needs.
This short course clarifies the role of a security architect while making a strong case for why every security department needs a dedicated security architect or at least a professional who wears that hat.
Mastering the art and science of security architecture will help advance your career as you contribute a lot more to the business. Take this course to set yourself on the path to becoming a respected security leader!
Who should enroll for this course
- Lead Cyber Security Analysts
- Cyber Security Consultants
- Technical Cyber Security Managers
Security in DevOps
Learn How to Minimize Coding Flaws that Can Endanger the Business as Applications are Developed
DevOps is only good for the business if security (“Sec”) is not an afterthought. The speed and flexibility advantage offered by the agile nature of DevOps can be maximized by embedding security attributes into the CI/CD pipeline…
Security in DevOps
Master the Art of Securing the Supply Chain
DevOps is only good for the business if security (“Sec”) is not an afterthought. The speed and flexibility advantage offered by the agile nature of DevOps can be maximized by embedding security attributes into the CI/CD pipeline.
This course will enrich attendees with key insights, knowledge of best practices, and fundamental skills required to mitigate risks that are associated with not integrating security into the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
The course is for security professionals, DevOps engineers, and software engineering leaders who are tasked with protecting the delivery pipeline as well as securing the software that the pipeline is intended to produce.
Who should enroll for this course
- DevOps Engineers
- Security Professionals
- Software Engineering Leaders
- Technical Project Managers
Practical Penetration Testing
Learn How to Conduct Penetration Testing at the Speed of the Business
The old school, once-in-a-year approach to penetration testing is outdated in the ever-evolving cyber threat landscape. To that end, every cyber security professional should, at least, understand the fundamentals of penetration testing and how it benefits the business.
This course goes beyond the basics though. Following an …
Business-Focused Penetration Testing
Business-Focused Penetration Testing
The old school, once-in-a-year approach to penetration testing is outdated in the ever-evolving cyber threat landscape. To that end, every cyber security professional should, at least, understand the fundamentals of penetration testing and how it benefits the business.
This course goes beyond the basics though. Following an overview of penetration testing methodologies, we take a deep dive into web application and API penetration testing.
Upon completion of the course, attendees will be able to fully leverage the skills gained and resources provided to proactively detect flaws in web applications, as frequently as possible, before they can be exploited by malicious individuals.
Who should enroll for this course
- Security Analysts
- Security Engineers
- Security Architects
- Aspiring Pentesters