Four cybersecurity courses built on the security work we do in production — practical, current, and written by the team that does it. Coming soon.
The starting point for anyone serious about cybersecurity. This course covers the foundational knowledge that every security professional needs to have cold before moving into specialised areas.
Topics include: network security fundamentals (TCP/IP, firewalls, IDS/IPS), cryptography (symmetric/asymmetric, PKI, TLS), access control models, identity and authentication, operating system security, and security policies and governance.
A step up from fundamentals — this course covers the operational security knowledge needed to actually work in a security role. How attacks happen, how defenses work, and how to think about risk in a way that leads to real decisions rather than compliance theatre.
Topics include: attack lifecycle and threat modelling, common vulnerability classes (OWASP Top 10, MITRE ATT&CK), security monitoring and SIEM, risk management frameworks, and security operations centre (SOC) fundamentals.
The hands-on course. This is where you learn to think like an attacker — because understanding how attacks are executed is the only way to build defenses that actually work. And when an attack succeeds anyway, you need to know how to respond.
Topics include: penetration testing methodology (reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, post-exploitation), hacker tools and techniques, incident response lifecycle (preparation, identification, containment, eradication, recovery), digital forensics basics, and malware analysis fundamentals. Delivered by our security team.
The most underrated course in any security curriculum. Being able to find vulnerabilities means nothing if you can't communicate them clearly to the people who can fix them. Strong security work means nothing to your career if you can't present it compellingly.
Topics include: security report writing (findings, severity ratings, remediation recommendations), executive communication (translating technical risk into business language), vulnerability disclosure writing, security awareness content, and presenting technical findings to non-technical audiences.
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