Post-Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security Operations

This course provides a broad introduction to the field of information technology (IT), operating systems and networking and provides a solid foundation for the rest of the program. Students will learn about the different components of IT and how IT enables business transformation through the application of business information systems throughout the enterprise. Students will learn relevant terminology and concepts used in the world of IT and its related disciplines.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

September 08 to October 22, 2025

Classes TBA

Over the last few years, security has been in the minds of most executives trying to respond to the increasing threats to the enterprise. Cybercriminals have been most active and capitalize on every vulnerability to cause havoc and demand ransom. The attack on enterprises is wide and no one is spared; large and small. We have also seen an increasing threat to individuals, targeting their financial transactions as well as their identity, as they participate in social media interactions.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

September 09 to October 21, 2025

Classes TBA

The focus of this course will be to provide a detailed overview of how a security program is run and operated at a functional level. As the adversary moves towards a more organized cyber threat perpetration, it becomes vital for organizations to detect and respond to security incidents in a timely fashion. It is vitally important to take the "assume a breach" posture in today's threat landscape. This means that despite having state-of-the-art capabilities for identifying and protecting an organization's most critical assets, intricate attention should be paid to the day-to-day security operations activities that will eventually enable the organization to stay ahead and instill customer trust.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

November 03 to December 15, 2025

Classes TBA

Most technological implementations in an organization require custom, out-of-the-box, or hybrid configurations enabling successful and secure operations of those technologies. To ensure those technologies continue to provide secure operations as integrations evolve, organizations must routinely conduct tests through security and risk assessments, audits, and controls testing. Also, organizational ecosystems are hardly linear and increasingly depend on extended ecosystems; this extends the threat surface by adding third-party risks.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

November 04 to December 16, 2025

Classes TBA

The focus of this course will be to provide a detailed overview of all of the key concepts of Incident Response (IR) planning and execution, based off of NIST Special Publication 800-6r2, followed by technical lessons on Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) investigations. This course will prepare students to initiate their journey of becoming Cyber Security Analysts and Incident Responders, as well as deliver the necessary DFIR concepts for students preparing for the CySA+ certification.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

January 05 to February 18, 2026

Classes TBA

As all industries compete to leverage an ever-growing digital market, so do criminals rush to explore and exploit the expanding threat landscape. To stay ahead of this race, cybersecurity professionals must know the adversary more intimately to anticipate and counter their attempts against our systems and networks. It has become increasingly important that the defenders of organizations know the cybercriminals’ tools, techniques, and motivations.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

January 06 to February 17, 2026

Classes TBA

This course delves into the multitude of tools that an Information Security practitioner will likely encounter within an enterprise. Students will learn how to use these tools and build confidence and competency within an ecosystem of non-homogenous software systems. Along with the tools, the course will teach the various techniques employed to understand the tools that exist and how they work. In addition, we will examine techniques that can be applied within the tools themselves.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

March 02 to April 13, 2026

Classes TBA

The focus of this course will be to bring together all of the knowledge students have gained throughout the Cybersecurity Operations program and apply the learnings to a real-life client engagement by working with a client to help accomplish a potential real-life challenge in Cybersecurity. All of the topics in the previous courses of this program will be leveraged.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

March 03 to April 14, 2026

Classes TBA

This course provides a broad introduction to the field of information technology (IT), operating systems and networking and provides a solid foundation for the rest of the program. Students will learn about the different components of IT and how IT enables business transformation through the application of business information systems throughout the enterprise. Students will learn relevant terminology and concepts used in the world of IT and its related disciplines.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

September 08 to October 22, 2025

Classes TBA

Over the last few years, security has been in the minds of most executives trying to respond to the increasing threats to the enterprise. Cybercriminals have been most active and capitalize on every vulnerability to cause havoc and demand ransom. The attack on enterprises is wide and no one is spared; large and small. We have also seen an increasing threat to individuals, targeting their financial transactions as well as their identity, as they participate in social media interactions.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

September 09 to October 21, 2025

Classes TBA

The focus of this course will be to provide a detailed overview of how a security program is run and operated at a functional level. As the adversary moves towards a more organized cyber threat perpetration, it becomes vital for organizations to detect and respond to security incidents in a timely fashion. It is vitally important to take the "assume a breach" posture in today's threat landscape. This means that despite having state-of-the-art capabilities for identifying and protecting an organization's most critical assets, intricate attention should be paid to the day-to-day security operations activities that will eventually enable the organization to stay ahead and instill customer trust.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

November 03 to December 15, 2025

Classes TBA

Most technological implementations in an organization require custom, out-of-the-box, or hybrid configurations enabling successful and secure operations of those technologies. To ensure those technologies continue to provide secure operations as integrations evolve, organizations must routinely conduct tests through security and risk assessments, audits, and controls testing. Also, organizational ecosystems are hardly linear and increasingly depend on extended ecosystems; this extends the threat surface by adding third-party risks.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

November 04 to December 16, 2025

Classes TBA

The focus of this course will be to provide a detailed overview of all of the key concepts of Incident Response (IR) planning and execution, based off of NIST Special Publication 800-6r2, followed by technical lessons on Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) investigations. This course will prepare students to initiate their journey of becoming Cyber Security Analysts and Incident Responders, as well as deliver the necessary DFIR concepts for students preparing for the CySA+ certification.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

January 05 to February 18, 2026

Classes TBA

As all industries compete to leverage an ever-growing digital market, so do criminals rush to explore and exploit the expanding threat landscape. To stay ahead of this race, cybersecurity professionals must know the adversary more intimately to anticipate and counter their attempts against our systems and networks. It has become increasingly important that the defenders of organizations know the cybercriminals’ tools, techniques, and motivations.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

January 06 to February 17, 2026

Classes TBA

This course delves into the multitude of tools that an Information Security practitioner will likely encounter within an enterprise. Students will learn how to use these tools and build confidence and competency within an ecosystem of non-homogenous software systems. Along with the tools, the course will teach the various techniques employed to understand the tools that exist and how they work. In addition, we will examine techniques that can be applied within the tools themselves.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

March 02 to April 13, 2026

Classes TBA

The focus of this course will be to bring together all of the knowledge students have gained throughout the Cybersecurity Operations program and apply the learnings to a real-life client engagement by working with a client to help accomplish a potential real-life challenge in Cybersecurity. All of the topics in the previous courses of this program will be leveraged.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

March 03 to April 14, 2026

Classes TBA

This course provides a broad introduction to the field of information technology (IT), operating systems and networking and provides a solid foundation for the rest of the program. Students will learn about the different components of IT and how IT enables business transformation through the application of business information systems throughout the enterprise. Students will learn relevant terminology and concepts used in the world of IT and its related disciplines.

12 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

January 12 to February 25, 2026

Classes Mon,Wed 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (12 Jan 2026 to 25 Feb 2026)

Over the last few years, security has been in the minds of most executives trying to respond to the increasing threats to the enterprise. Cybercriminals have been most active and capitalize on every vulnerability to cause havoc and demand ransom. The attack on enterprises is wide and no one is spared; large and small. We have also seen an increasing threat to individuals, targeting their financial transactions as well as their identity, as they participate in social media interactions.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

January 13 to February 24, 2026

Classes Tue,Thu 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (13 Jan 2026 to 24 Feb 2026)

The focus of this course will be to provide a detailed overview of how a security program is run and operated at a functional level. As the adversary moves towards a more organized cyber threat perpetration, it becomes vital for organizations to detect and respond to security incidents in a timely fashion. It is vitally important to take the "assume a breach" posture in today's threat landscape. This means that despite having state-of-the-art capabilities for identifying and protecting an organization's most critical assets, intricate attention should be paid to the day-to-day security operations activities that will eventually enable the organization to stay ahead and instill customer trust.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

March 09 to April 20, 2026

Classes Mon,Wed 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (09 Mar 2026 to 20 Apr 2026)

Most technological implementations in an organization require custom, out-of-the-box, or hybrid configurations enabling successful and secure operations of those technologies. To ensure those technologies continue to provide secure operations as integrations evolve, organizations must routinely conduct tests through security and risk assessments, audits, and controls testing. Also, organizational ecosystems are hardly linear and increasingly depend on extended ecosystems; this extends the threat surface by adding third-party risks.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

March 10 to April 21, 2026

Classes Tue,Thu 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (10 Mar 2026 to 21 Apr 2026)

The focus of this course will be to provide a detailed overview of all of the key concepts of Incident Response (IR) planning and execution, based off of NIST Special Publication 800-6r2, followed by technical lessons on Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) investigations. This course will prepare students to initiate their journey of becoming Cyber Security Analysts and Incident Responders, as well as deliver the necessary DFIR concepts for students preparing for the CySA+ certification.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

May 04 to June 17, 2026

Classes Mon,Wed 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (04 May 2026 to 17 Jun 2026)

As all industries compete to leverage an ever-growing digital market, so do criminals rush to explore and exploit the expanding threat landscape. To stay ahead of this race, cybersecurity professionals must know the adversary more intimately to anticipate and counter their attempts against our systems and networks. It has become increasingly important that the defenders of organizations know the cybercriminals’ tools, techniques, and motivations.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

May 05 to June 16, 2026

Classes Tue,Thu 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (05 May 2026 to 16 Jun 2026)

This course delves into the multitude of tools that an Information Security practitioner will likely encounter within an enterprise. Students will learn how to use these tools and build confidence and competency within an ecosystem of non-homogenous software systems. Along with the tools, the course will teach the various techniques employed to understand the tools that exist and how they work. In addition, we will examine techniques that can be applied within the tools themselves.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

June 29 to August 17, 2026

Classes Mon,Wed 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (29 Jun 2026 to 17 Aug 2026)

The focus of this course will be to bring together all of the knowledge students have gained throughout the Cybersecurity Operations program and apply the learnings to a real-life client engagement by working with a client to help accomplish a potential real-life challenge in Cybersecurity. All of the topics in the previous courses of this program will be leveraged.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

June 30 to August 11, 2026

Classes Tue,Thu 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (30 Jun 2026 to 11 Aug 2026)

This course provides a broad introduction to the field of information technology (IT), operating systems and networking and provides a solid foundation for the rest of the program. Students will learn about the different components of IT and how IT enables business transformation through the application of business information systems throughout the enterprise. Students will learn relevant terminology and concepts used in the world of IT and its related disciplines.

12 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

January 12 to February 25, 2026

Classes Mon,Wed 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (12 Jan 2026 to 25 Feb 2026)

Over the last few years, security has been in the minds of most executives trying to respond to the increasing threats to the enterprise. Cybercriminals have been most active and capitalize on every vulnerability to cause havoc and demand ransom. The attack on enterprises is wide and no one is spared; large and small. We have also seen an increasing threat to individuals, targeting their financial transactions as well as their identity, as they participate in social media interactions.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

January 13 to February 24, 2026

Classes Tue,Thu 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (13 Jan 2026 to 24 Feb 2026)

The focus of this course will be to provide a detailed overview of how a security program is run and operated at a functional level. As the adversary moves towards a more organized cyber threat perpetration, it becomes vital for organizations to detect and respond to security incidents in a timely fashion. It is vitally important to take the "assume a breach" posture in today's threat landscape. This means that despite having state-of-the-art capabilities for identifying and protecting an organization's most critical assets, intricate attention should be paid to the day-to-day security operations activities that will eventually enable the organization to stay ahead and instill customer trust.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

March 09 to April 20, 2026

Classes Mon,Wed 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (09 Mar 2026 to 20 Apr 2026)

Most technological implementations in an organization require custom, out-of-the-box, or hybrid configurations enabling successful and secure operations of those technologies. To ensure those technologies continue to provide secure operations as integrations evolve, organizations must routinely conduct tests through security and risk assessments, audits, and controls testing. Also, organizational ecosystems are hardly linear and increasingly depend on extended ecosystems; this extends the threat surface by adding third-party risks.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

March 10 to April 21, 2026

Classes Tue,Thu 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (10 Mar 2026 to 21 Apr 2026)

The focus of this course will be to provide a detailed overview of all of the key concepts of Incident Response (IR) planning and execution, based off of NIST Special Publication 800-6r2, followed by technical lessons on Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) investigations. This course will prepare students to initiate their journey of becoming Cyber Security Analysts and Incident Responders, as well as deliver the necessary DFIR concepts for students preparing for the CySA+ certification.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

May 04 to June 17, 2026

Classes Mon,Wed 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (04 May 2026 to 17 Jun 2026)

As all industries compete to leverage an ever-growing digital market, so do criminals rush to explore and exploit the expanding threat landscape. To stay ahead of this race, cybersecurity professionals must know the adversary more intimately to anticipate and counter their attempts against our systems and networks. It has become increasingly important that the defenders of organizations know the cybercriminals’ tools, techniques, and motivations.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

May 05 to June 16, 2026

Classes Tue,Thu 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (05 May 2026 to 16 Jun 2026)

This course delves into the multitude of tools that an Information Security practitioner will likely encounter within an enterprise. Students will learn how to use these tools and build confidence and competency within an ecosystem of non-homogenous software systems. Along with the tools, the course will teach the various techniques employed to understand the tools that exist and how they work. In addition, we will examine techniques that can be applied within the tools themselves.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

June 29 to August 17, 2026

Classes Mon,Wed 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (29 Jun 2026 to 17 Aug 2026)

The focus of this course will be to bring together all of the knowledge students have gained throughout the Cybersecurity Operations program and apply the learnings to a real-life client engagement by working with a client to help accomplish a potential real-life challenge in Cybersecurity. All of the topics in the previous courses of this program will be leveraged.

13 Classes

39 Hours

Schedule

June 30 to August 11, 2026

Classes Tue,Thu 6:45 PM-9:45 PM (30 Jun 2026 to 11 Aug 2026)