IT SECURITY
A structured curriculum for teams that build, defend, and govern technology systems — from applied cryptography and secure development through offensive testing, forensics, and security leadership. Each course is delivered by practitioners and combines instruction with hands-on lab work, so participants leave able to apply what they learned the same week.
The catalog is organized by discipline rather than difficulty: engineering teams, security operations staff, and organizational leaders will each find a relevant starting point below. Courses run as private cohorts with a minimum class size of 5 participants.
Applied Cryptography I: Fundamentals & Implementation
Covers the primitives every secure system depends on — symmetric and asymmetric encryption, hashing, digital signatures, and key exchange — and how they fail when implemented incorrectly. Participants work through real implementation mistakes (weak randomness, key mismanagement, padding errors) and practice building cryptography into applications the right way.
3 Days.
Applied DevSecOps: Automating Security with Jenkins and SAST
Shows engineering teams how to move security checks earlier into the delivery pipeline instead of relying on a final review before release. Participants build automated security gates in Jenkins, wire in static application security testing (SAST) tooling, and set thresholds that catch issues without stalling releases.
3 Days
Advance Penetration Testing
An offensive security course for participants who already know the basics of testing and want to work at the level of a real engagement — chaining vulnerabilities, escalating privilege across network and application layers, and evading common defenses. Ends with a full engagement writeup, since a finding that isn’t reported clearly rarely gets fixed.
5 Days
Total 22 Courses to get
From DevSecOps Foundation to Practical Reverse Engineering & Binary Analysis,
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