Profile
Upon the completion of the course, the learner would be able to:
- Compare security roles and security controls.
- Differentiate the types and capabilities of threat actors and threat intelligence.
- Assess organizational security with network reconnaissance tools.
- Analyse social engineering techniques and indicators of malware-based attacks.
- Choose appropriate cryptographic technologies to meet organizational security goal.
- Implement public key infrastructure (PKI) management.
- Implement authentication technologies.
- Implement identity and account management controls.
- Implement secure network designs.
- Implement network security appliances.
- Implement secure network protocols.
- Implement host-security solutions.
- Implement secure mobile device connections.
- Implement secure script environments.
- Apply cloud security solutions.
- Assess privacy factors when collecting and storing data.
- Perform incident response according to the best practices in the industry.
- Perform digital forensics to investigate unauthorised access incidents according to established procedures.
- Implement risk management concepts to mitigate possible threats and establish the right corrective measures to avoid losses and liabilities.
- Implement cybersecurity resilience.
- Analyse physical security to build resilient against man-made and natural disasters.
What You'll Learn
Course Outline:
- Comparing Security Roles and Security Controls
- Explaining Threat Actors and Threat Intelligence
- Performing Security Assessments
- Identifying Social Engineering and Malware
- Summarizing Basic Cryptographic Concepts
- Implementing Public Key Infrastructure
- Implementing Authentication Controls
- Implementing Identity and Account Management Controls
- Implementing Secure Network Designs
- Implementing Network Security Appliances
- Implementing Secure Network Protocols
- Implementing Host-Security Solutions
- Implementing Secure Mobile Solutions
- Summarizing Secure Application Concepts
- Implementing Secure Cloud Solutions
- Explaining Data Privacy and Protection Concepts
- Performing Incident Response
- Explaining Digital Forensics
- Summarizing Risk Management Concepts
- Implementing Cybersecurity Resilience
- Explaining Physical Security
Minimum Entry Requirement
Demographics:
- Age: Minimum 18 years old.
Education:
- Minimum: GCE O Levels
- Language: Workplace Literacy and Numeracy Level 5 (WPLN: Speaking, Writing, Listening, Reading, and Numeracy at ESS level 5 or equivalent to Upper Secondary Level of English and Mathematics).
Technical Skills and Knowledge
Some of prior experience and knowledge in:
- Basic Microsoft Windows and Linux Administrator
- Implement fundamental networking appliances and IP addressing concepts.
Duration
40.0 hours
Training Provider UEN
200106514H
Conducted In
English
Last Verified Date
03/08/2026
Full Course Fee
$2,500
Course Reference Number
TGS-2023036611
Fee Band
$500–$2000