Cybersecurity Analyst

The Cybersecurity Analyst course covers the methodologies, tool, and technical skills that Cybersecurity Analyst operates with on their day-to-day job. These includes Threat Detection and Monitoring - continuously watching for security breaches and suspicious activity using tools like Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems; Incident Response - acting quickly to contain, investigate, and recover from security incidents, such as malware infections or unauthorized access; Vulnerability Management - identifying and assessing weaknesses in systems and applications; Security Auditing - conducting internal audits to ensure the organization's security policies and procedures are being followed; Report Generation - documenting security incidents, analysis, and findings for both technical and non-technical audiences.

198,000

13 weeks

3 days weekly

2hrs per session

In this course

Python Language

Cyber Security

Course Description

In order to prepare you for an entry role as Cybersecurity Analyst, this course covers: the foundational knowledge for a understanding of core IT concepts, including networking (TCP/IP, firewalls), operating systems (Windows, Linux), and data security principles (like the CIA Triad); Technical skills, including Vulnerability Scanning (experience with tools like Nessus or OpenVAS), SIEM tools (proficiency with platforms like Splunk, QRadar, or the ELK Stack to analyze security logs); Network analysis - the ability to use packet analysis tools like Wireshark to inspect network traffic; Scripting - basic knowledge of languages like Python or PowerShell to automate tasks and analyze data; and Incident Response Methodologies - Familiarity with the incident response lifecycle (preparation, detection, containment, etc.).

Why Cybersecurity Analyst?

Often considered a foundational role, a cybersecurity analyst monitors networks and systems for signs of a breach, investigates security incidents, and responds to threats. They're the first line of defense, using tools like SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) to identify suspicious activity.

Course Outline

Security Principles and Governance
Network and System Security
Operating System Security and Cryptography
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
Threat Detection and Hunting
Incident Response (IR)
Web Application Security and Cloud Security
Identity & Access Management (IAM) and Digital Forensics
Asset Security and Legal Frameworks

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Upon completing the course and a building successful project, you will be awarded a certificate to showcase your new skills. Your certificate is also verifiable on our website so that potential employers can easily confirm its authenticity.

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