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CYB : Modern Cyber Foundations

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Program Overview

Our Cybersecurity programs are designed to take learners from foundational knowledge to real-world, job-ready skills. Whether you are new to the field or looking to advance into more technical security roles, our structured learning paths provide a clear, practical progression.

Students begin by building a strong understanding of core cybersecurity concepts and technologies, then move into hands-on, applied training that mirrors modern security operations environments. Each track emphasizes practical skills, industry-relevant tools, and real-world scenarios to prepare learners for today’s cybersecurity workforce.

Explore the two learning tracks below to find the path that best matches your experience and career goals.

CYB : Modern Cyber Foundations

The Cybersecurity Foundations track introduces learners to essential security concepts and technical skills required to enter the field.

Key topics include:

Operating systems (Windows & Linux)
Networking fundamentals
Security principles and threat analysis
Malware, social engineering, and cryptography
Authentication and incident response
This cybersecurity foundations course is ideal for beginners and career changers seeking a strong entry point into cybersecurity.

Objective

Modern Cyber Foundations equips learners with the essential knowledge and practical skills to confidently enter the Cybersecurity field. From understanding IT fundamentals and operating systems to mastering networking, security concepts, and introductory threat analysis, this program prepares students for real-world scenarios. Through hands-on labs, practical exercises, and interactive learning, participants gain a strong foundation for pursuing advanced Cybersecurity roles or professional certifications.

CYB 100 : Cybersecurity Foundations

Prerequisites: None

Provides a comprehensive introduction to Cybersecurity concepts, IT fundamentals, and practical defensive skills. Topics include Operating Systems, Networking, Security Principles, Threat Awareness, basic Linux and Windows Administration, Social Engineering, Malware, Cryptography, Authentication, and Incident Response. Hands-on labs and exercises reinforce theoretical knowledge to prepare learners for real-world Cybersecurity challenges.

CYB 105 : SOC Analyst Jr.

Prerequisites: CYB 100

Focuses on the core skills and responsibilities of a Security Operations Center (SOC) analyst. Learners gain hands-on experience with security monitoring, incident detection and response, log analysis, SIEM tools, and threat intelligence. Practical labs and exercises simulate real-world scenarios, preparing students for junior-level SOC positions and further Cybersecurity specialization.