Five tracks. One runway.

Bootcamps

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• Cybersecurity — Foundation

  Foundation

  4 months, 5–8 hrs/week

  20 USDper month

  Start with no IT or coding background. In hands-on labs you'll learn how computers, Windows, Linux and networks actually work, and write your first Python: the ground every security job stands on.

  • Linux
  • Windows
  • Networking
  • Python

  1. Phase 1

     How computers work

     Operating systems, files and users, on the Windows and Linux command lines.

  2. Phase 2

     How networks work

     IP addresses, DNS, ports, and what happens when you open a website.

  3. Phase 3

     Python from zero

     Variables, loops, functions, and reading files with your own code.

  4. Phase 4

     Capstone

     Build a home lab, and a Python script that summarises one of its log files.

  Apply now for Cybersecurity (Foundation)

• Cybersecurity — Core

  Core

  5 months, 5–8 hrs/week

  25 USDper month

  You know your way around a computer, a network and basic Python. Now learn how attacks really work and how defenders see them: reading network traffic, the security fundamentals every analyst is asked about, and scripts that do the routine checking for you.

  • Wireshark
  • MITRE ATT&CK
  • Vulnerability scanning
  • Python
  • Bash

  1. Phase 1

     Networks & traffic

     Packet captures in Wireshark, plus firewalls, intrusion detection and email filtering.

  2. Phase 2

     Security fundamentals

     How attacks work, encryption, MITRE ATT&CK, and scanning for vulnerabilities.

  3. Phase 3

     Scripting for security

     Python and Bash scripts that parse logs and automate checks, kept in Git.

  4. Phase 4

     Capstone

     Scan a small lab network for weaknesses, harden it, and write up what you did.

  Apply now for Cybersecurity (Core)

• Cybersecurity — Intermediate

  Intermediate

  6 months, 5–8 hrs/week

  32 USDper month

  You understand networks, attacks and scripting. Now practise the job of a SOC analyst: search logs in a SIEM, work out which alerts are real, and take an incident from the first alert to the written report.

  • SIEM
  • EDR
  • Alert triage
  • Incident response

  1. Phase 1

     Logs & SIEM

     Windows, Linux and network logs, and the queries that search them in a SIEM.

  2. Phase 2

     Alert triage

     Phishing, malware and suspicious logins in an EDR: real threats versus noise.

  3. Phase 3

     Incident response

     Containing an attack, when to escalate, playbooks, and clear ticket notes.

  4. Phase 4

     Capstone

     Work a simulated attack from first alert to incident report.

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• Cybersecurity — Advanced

  Advanced

  8 months, 5–8 hrs/week

  40 USDper month

  You can triage alerts and handle an incident. Now go beyond waiting for alerts: hunt for attackers nobody has flagged, write your own detections, secure cloud accounts, automate the response in Python, and prepare for SOC interviews.

  • Threat hunting
  • Detection engineering
  • Cloud security
  • Forensics

  1. Phase 1

     Threat hunting & detections

     Hunting from a hypothesis, and writing detection rules of your own.

  2. Phase 2

     Cloud & automation

     AWS and Azure logs and identities, and Python that automates the response.

  3. Phase 3

     Forensics & interviews

     Disk and memory triage, malware basics, and SOC interview scenarios.

  4. Phase 4

     Capstone

     Detect, investigate and report a multi-stage attack in a lab, end to end.

  Apply now for Cybersecurity (Advanced)