Course catalogue
Not everyone needs a full career track. Take a single course to close a specific gap, prepare for a certification, or test whether the field is for you before committing.
01AI Security
Understand how AI systems, large language models and AI agents work, the risks they create, and how they change information security.
Suitable both for managers and professionals without a technical background, and for IT, development and security people who want a deep understanding of the technology, attack surfaces and risks of modern AI systems.
02Offensive Security
A penetration testing course designed specifically for QA professionals.
Builds a deep understanding of web technologies alongside advanced methods for identifying and mitigating security flaws in web applications, combining theory with applied hands-on practice.
Full-scope web and infrastructure penetration testing methodology with heavy lab time.
Recon, enumeration, exploitation, post-exploitation, privilege escalation and client-grade reporting — the core of the ITSAFE offensive curriculum.
03Web Foundations
An introductory course covering the basics of HTML5.
Page structure, working with text, links and images. Designed for beginners and giving the correct foundation for working in web development.
04Infrastructure
Managing Windows systems in enterprise environments, including Active Directory, network services, storage and permissions.
Provides practical, professional knowledge for managing, maintaining and securing IT infrastructure.
Linux from the shell up: filesystem, users and permissions, services, networking and hardening.
The operating system most security tooling and infrastructure runs on, taught with the depth security work demands.
TCP/IP, subnetting, routing, switching and network troubleshooting to CCNA level.
You cannot defend or attack a network you cannot read. This course builds that fluency with lab practice throughout.
05Cloud
Cloud foundations on AWS: core services, identity, networking and shared responsibility.
Gives the cloud literacy expected of infrastructure and security professionals working in modern hybrid environments.
06Automation
Practical Python for security professionals: automation, tooling and exploitation scripting.
From first script to working offensive and defensive tooling, taught around real security use cases rather than generic programming exercises.
07Defensive Security
Monitoring, detection and response in a live security operations centre.
SIEM and log analysis, endpoint and network detection, MITRE ATT&CK-driven investigation, triage playbooks and escalation reporting.
Evidence handling, artefact analysis and investigation of compromised systems.
Disk, memory and log forensics with the documentation discipline that makes findings defensible.
08Foundations
The vocabulary, threat landscape and core defensive concepts of information security.
The right starting point for anyone assessing whether a cyber career is for them, and for non-technical staff who need real security literacy.
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