CYBERSECURITY Awareness
for IT Team
Overview
Course Objective
• Identify the Key Components of Cybersecurity Network Architecture.
• Apply Cybersecurity Architecture Principles.
• Describe Risk Management Processes and Practices.
• Identify Security Tools and Hardening Techniques.
• Distinguish System and Application Security Threats and Vulnerabilities.
• Describe Different Classes of Attacks.
• Define Types of Incidents Including Categories, Responses and Timelines for Response.
• Describe New and Emerging IT And IS Technologies.
• Analyze Threats and Risks Within Context of The Cybersecurity Architecture.
• Appraise Cybersecurity Incidents to Apply Appropriate Response.
• Evaluate Decision Making Outcomes of Cybersecurity Scenarios.
Who Should Attend
• Professionals in related IT roles needing to understand more about cyber security
concepts.
• It is also an excellent resource for professionals in the field looking for a cybersecurity
refresher course.
Prerequisites
Training Calendar
Intake
Duration
Program Fees
Module
Module 1 - Introduction to Cybersecurity
• Introduction and Definition of Cybersecurity
• Comparison of Cybersecurity and Information Security
• The Objective of Cybersecurity
• Cybersecurity Roles and Governance
• Domains of Cybersecurity
Module 2 - Cybersecurity Principles
• Risk Management Terms, Concepts and Frameworks
• Common Attack Types and Vectors
• General Process and Attributes of Cyberattacks
• Malware
• Framework and Guidance for Policies and Procedures
• Cybersecurity Control Process
Module 3 - Security Architecture
• Overview of Security Architecture
• The OSI Model
• Defense In Depth
• Information Flow Control
• Isolation and Segmentation
• Logging, Monitoring and Detection
• Encryption Fundamental, Techniques and Applications
Module 4 - Security of Networks, Systems, Applications and Data
• Process Controls Including
o Risk Assessments
o Vulnerability Management
o Penetration Testing
• Network Security
• Operating System Security
• Application Security
• Data Security
Module 5 - Incident Response
• Distinctions Between Events and Incidents
• Incident Categories and Types
• Security Event Management
• Key Elements of Incident Response Plans
• Legal Requirements of Investigation and Evidence Preservation
• Requirements for Forensic Investigations
• Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery
Module 6 - Security Implications & Adoption Of Evolving Technologies
• Trends in The Current Threat Landscape
• Characteristics and Targets of Advanced Persistent Threats
(Apts)
• Mobile Device Vulnerabilities, Threats and Risk
• The Consumerization of IT And Mobile Devices
• Risk and Benefits of Cloud And Digital Collaboration
FAQs
General Questions:
Q: What is the CYBERSECURITY Awareness for IT Team course about?
This course is designed to help IT professionals strengthen their understanding of cybersecurity concepts and practices. It focuses on real-world threats and how to effectively defend against them. Aligned with global cybersecurity roles and issues, the course covers architecture principles, risk management, security tools, incident response, and emerging technologies to build more informed and resilient IT teams.
Q: Who should attend this course?
This course is ideal for IT professionals and individuals in related roles who want to expand or refresh their knowledge of cybersecurity. It is also suitable for those looking to understand cybersecurity principles within an organizational context.
Q: What are the prerequisites for this course?
Participants should have a basic understanding of IT concepts and familiarity with computer systems and networks. Prior cybersecurity experience is not required, but technical awareness will enhance learning.
Q: How long is the course?
The course duration is half a day (4 hours).
Q: What key topics are covered in this course?
The course is divided into six modules:
Module 1: Introduction to Cybersecurity
Definition and scope, cybersecurity vs. information security, governance, and roles
Module 2: Cybersecurity Principles
Risk management frameworks, attack types, malware, and control processes
Module 3: Security Architecture
Security layers, OSI model, defense strategies, encryption, and monitoring
Module 4: Security of Networks, Systems, Applications and Data
Risk assessments, penetration testing, and security of various platforms
Module 5: Incident Response
Incident categorization, legal implications, forensic investigation, and recovery planning
Module 6: Security Implications & Adoption of Evolving Technologies
Current threat trends, APTs, mobile device risks, cloud technologies, and IT consumerization
Q: Will I receive a certification after completing the course?
While the course does not include a formal certification, it equips participants with foundational and practical cybersecurity knowledge relevant to IT roles. It may also support further certification pursuits in the cybersecurity field.
Program Content & Skills:
Q: What foundational security concepts will I learn in this course?
You’ll explore core cybersecurity concepts such as the principles of risk management, types of cyber threats, malware, and cybersecurity control processes. The course also provides a foundational understanding of the cybersecurity domain, roles, and governance models that support a secure IT infrastructure.
Q: How does the course prepare me to align cybersecurity efforts with organizational goals?
The course highlights how effective cybersecurity architecture and risk management align with business continuity and operational integrity. You’ll understand how your actions contribute to broader security frameworks and how to apply policies, procedures, and technical controls that support organizational resilience.
Q: What skills will I develop in assessing and mitigating cybersecurity risks?
You’ll learn to identify and analyze cyber threats and vulnerabilities across networks, systems, applications, and data. The course provides insights into using security tools, conducting risk assessments, implementing hardening techniques, and applying structured incident response strategies.
Q: Will I learn how to secure IT systems, networks, and data?
Yes. The course covers security practices related to operating systems, networks, applications, and data protection. You’ll gain knowledge in areas like vulnerability management, encryption, penetration testing, and system hardening to better safeguard organizational assets.
Q: How does the course address compliance, monitoring, and incident handling?
You’ll be introduced to the legal and procedural aspects of cybersecurity, including incident categorization, forensic investigation requirements, and compliance with evidence preservation. The course also covers monitoring, detection, and response strategies, empowering you to contribute to secure and compliant IT operations.
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