Netcom’s cyber security course provides learners with the knowledge and skills to protect digital systems and data effectively. Whether you’re starting your journey in IT security or enhancing existing expertise, this online cyber security course equips you with essential principles and defensive strategies.
With structured tutor support, flexible learning, and practical exercises, it’s an ideal course in cyber security for beginners or those looking to progress to a level 3 cyber security course.
6 weeks full-time, 11 weeks part-time
100% online or face-to-face
Career-boosting tech skills
150 hours
Level 3, Netcom Certificate of Completion, NCFE Certificate in Cyber Security Practices
Adult Skills Fund / Free Courses for Jobs
Core cyber security principles
This cyber security training full course begins with foundational topics including cyber threats, actors and the importance of IT security. Learners gain insight into why systems fail, how data breaches occur and how organisations protect information.
Applied security techniques
You will explore firewalls, encryption methods, user access control and risk management. Our cyber security certification course provides applied knowledge that prepares you to identify vulnerabilities and implement practical security measures in business and IT environments.
Flexible online learning
Delivered as a cyber security course online, this programme is designed for flexibility without compromising depth. Whether you’re interested in a free cyber security course, a cyber security foundation course or looking for an NCFE Level 3 cyber security course, you can learn at your own pace while receiving expert tutor guidance.
Graduates of this cyber security course for beginners can pursue roles in the tech and IT security sector, including:
Start your career helping with tech problems, troubleshooting and learning about IT infrastructure.
Monitor regulatory compliance, spot risks and help maintain industry standards.
Protect company networks, find weak spots, set security policies and ensure compliance.
React to cyber incidents in a Security Operations Centre (SOC), minimise damage and prevent future attacks.
Analyse hacked systems, gather digital evidence and assist law enforcement investigations.
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