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Defensive security and investigation
Choose these tracks if you want to monitor systems, investigate suspicious activity, handle incidents, or analyse evidence and threat information.
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6 programmes
Choose these tracks if you want to monitor systems, investigate suspicious activity, handle incidents, or analyse evidence and threat information.
6 programmes
These tracks focus on authorised testing, adversary behaviour, application attack surfaces, APIs, mobile software, and human-focused security scenarios.
5 programmes
Use these tracks to explore networks, cloud environments, secure delivery pipelines, repeatable automation, and vulnerability-management workflows.
3 programmes
These programmes cover focused disciplines involving malicious software, privacy obligations, compliance work, and connected-vehicle systems.
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Identify, exploit, and mitigate vulnerabilities in modern REST and GraphQL APIs.
Discover secure coding practices and test web applications for vulnerabilities and logic flaws.
Analyze and secure vehicle networks, ECUs, and in-vehicle communication systems.
Learn to defend enterprise systems through monitoring, detection, and response to cyber threats.
Explore AWS cloud security, identify misconfigurations, and implement cloud-native security controls on the AWS platform.
Identify, analyze, and mitigate cybersecurity threats across networks, systems, applications, and organizational infrastructure.
Secure CI/CD pipelines, manage IaC risks, and embed security across the SDLC.
Perform evidence acquisition, forensic analysis, and report creation in realistic scenarios.
Learn incident triage, containment, and post-incident recovery through case-based exercises.
Analyze malicious code, reverse engineer binaries, and study real-world malware behavior.
Assess Android & iOS app security, conduct mobile pentests, and evaluate mobile OS threats.
Secure enterprise networks, configure firewalls, monitor traffic, and defend against intrusions.
Conduct ethical hacking engagements, exploit vulnerabilities, and document risk impact.
Understand data protection laws like GDPR, and implement privacy-first risk management practices.
Gain hands-on experience in adversary simulation, ethical hacking, and offensive operations.
Automate incident response with SOAR and scripting to enhance security operations efficiency.
Build practical skills in log analysis, threat hunting, and alert triage in a simulated SOC setup.
Craft phishing campaigns, analyze human attack surfaces, and simulate real-world social engineering attacks.
Develop OSINT skills, track APTs, and generate actionable cyber threat intelligence.
Triage CVEs, scan environments, and manage risks using industry tools and frameworks.
Work through structured tasks and produce evidence you can explain in applications and interviews.
On the Guided Track, experienced professionals review your work and guide your development.
Build a portfolio and professional documentation that you can discuss when applying for roles.
Choose a specialist track, follow its structured eight-week curriculum, and develop portfolio evidence that reflects junior security responsibilities.