- Live in Birmingham area
- Living in the UK for a minimum of 3 years
- You must be over 19
- Level 2 English and Math’s required or studying towards
About this course
You will gain a better understanding of current information and system security practices, learn security measures and protections, and prepare for real-world cyber security careers.
The course aims to equip students with a deeper understanding of the latest information and technology security practices. It will educate them on security measures and safeguards while also preparing them for employment opportunities in the real-world cybersecurity job market.
New Skills
This course will provide students with key learnings and understanding of:
- Fully capable of using open-source Linux OS
- Products, technologies, and procedures used by cybersecurity professionals to combat cybercrime
- Identifying characteristics, tactics, techniques cybercriminals use
- Managing business continuity for cloud computing
- Cloud security risk infrastructure and risk management
Career opportunities
This course leads to further development and career opportunities as:
- A Junior Security Software Developer
- A Junior Cyber Security Analyst
- A Junior Cyber Network Engineer
Eligibility
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