Cybersecurity & SOC
A track built around the people who run day-to-day defense — security operations staff, forensic investigators, and sector specialists who need cyber security knowledge mapped to the regulatory and operational realities they actually work in. Courses combine instruction with tool-based lab work.
This page covers the first 3 of 27 courses in the track. Courses run as private cohorts with a minimum class size of 5 participants.
Advanced Cyber Security and Information Risk for Financial Industries
Pairs advanced cyber security practice with the information risk discipline that financial institutions are held to. Covers the threat landscape specific to banking and finance — fraud-adjacent attacks, payment system risk, third-party and supply-chain exposure — alongside the risk assessment and reporting approaches examiners and regulators expect to see.
5 Days.
Advanced Penetration Tester
Builds a working penetration tester up to expert-level engagement work: chaining vulnerabilities across network, application, and identity layers, adapting technique when the first approach doesn’t work, and running an engagement the way a client actually expects — with scoping, evidence, and a report that leads to fixes.
5 Days
Comprehensive Digital Forensic Tools (Multi-Tool Investigation)
A tool-focused counterpart to forensic methodology training: participants work across multiple disk, memory, and network forensic tool suites on the same investigation, learning when to reach for which tool and how to cross-check findings between them rather than depending on a single platform.
4 Days
Total 27 Courses to get
From Advanced Cyber Security and Information Risk for Financial Industries to Software Defined Networking (SDN)
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