Engineering Camp – Cybersecurity
Become a Cybersecurity Analyst in 6 months.
- Next session
- To be confirmed
- Duration
- 6 months
- Teaching hours
- 100 h
- Schedule
- Evening and weekend classes — ideal for working professionals, students and career changers.
Who is this program for?
- Working professionals
- Students
- Career changers
Ideal for working professionals, students and career changers.
Objectives
- Train professionals able to secure, analyze, prevent and respond to cyber threats.
Skills you will gain
- Cybersecurity and network fundamentals
- Windows security and programming
- Linux security and programming
- Cybersecurity tools and techniques
- Web application security
- Incident response and risk management
Detailed curriculum
Networking Fundamentals
Windows / Linux Security
Cyberattack Tools (Metasploit, Nmap…)
Web Security & Pentesting
Investigation & Forensics
Capture the Flag + Project
Career outcomes
- SOC Analyst
- Security Technician
- Cyber Defense Consultant
- Assistant Security Manager
Admission
- Prerequisites
- Beginners, students and recent graduates from IT or technological backgrounds, or with an interest in digital security; professionals and managers who want to train in cybersecurity.
- Application file
- CV, degree certificates, ID document.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Cybersecurity Analyst?
A Cybersecurity Analyst protects computer systems, networks and data from cyberattacks and intrusions. Combining technical computing skills, network security knowledge and risk management strategies, they identify vulnerabilities, implement protective measures and respond to security incidents. Working closely with other teams, they play a crucial role in defending digital infrastructures against ever-evolving threats.
Which careers does this programme lead to?
Cybersecurity Analyst (monitor and protect networks and systems), Network Security Engineer (design, implement and manage security solutions), Cybersecurity Consultant (advise companies on best practices and protection strategies), Chief Information Security Officer (lead IT security initiatives and manage cyber risks) and Incident Response Specialist (respond quickly to incidents, investigate breaches and implement corrective measures). These roles are open across many sectors, with growing demand for cybersecurity skills.
Why enrol in this programme?
To acquire practical and advanced skills in protecting computer systems, incident response and risk management; open career opportunities in finance, healthcare, government and technology; become a key player in companies’ digital defence; join a community of professionals and experts; and benefit from a programme designed by industry experts, with practical projects and high-quality teaching support.