Each one maps to work a security team actually does. Levels indicate where your current experience puts you — the consultation exists to get that judgement right.
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The core program. You learn how enterprise security teams work, take alerts through a full investigation, and write the documentation an employer would expect.
For analysts who can already triage. You learn to build detection logic, tune it against real noise, hunt without an alert to start from, and run an incident rather than feed one.
On-premise thinking fails in the cloud. This program covers the identity model, the control plane, the logging that matters, and the misconfigurations behind real breaches.
The depth layer. Privileged access design, policy-as-code, container and serverless security, multi-cloud detection coverage, and investigating a full cloud-native intrusion.
Cloud Security Engineer
Cloud Security Architect
DevSecOps Engineer
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Paths sequence several programs around a target role, include the career preparation work, and are priced below the sum of their parts.
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SOC Analyst Path
The complete route from no security background to working an enterprise alert queue with confidence, then moving beyond it into detection and response. This is the path most of our students take.
2 programs included
2 programs
Cloud Security Path
For people whose organisations have already moved to cloud and now need someone who can defend it. Builds the cloud security model from the ground up, then goes deep into architecture and investigation.
2 programs included
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Enterprise Security Path
Every program in the catalogue, in order. The widest route, and the one that opens the most roles — suited to people who want depth on both the operations and the cloud side rather than choosing early.