网络安全分析员

Fundamentals of Computer Systems (CBRS-1000) — 91 hours

This course introduces students to the foundational concepts of computer systems, including hardware, software, operating systems, networking, and basic security. Students will learn how to assemble and configure computers, install and troubleshoot operating systems, and set up simple networks. The course also covers basic network security principles, secure wireless configurations, and troubleshooting common IT issues. Through hands-on activities, students will develop essential technical skills for further studies and IT careers.

Cybersecurity Essentials (CBRS-1010) — 91 hours

Cybersecurity Essentials teaches comprehensive cybersecurity concepts and skills at the entry-level, from threat mitigation and defence to post-incident forensics. Learners will progress from basic cybersecurity concepts to experiences in assessing vulnerabilities and risks. With video and rich interactive media support, participants learn, apply, and practice cybersecurity knowledge and skills through a series of in-depth, hands-on experiences and simulated activities that reinforce their learning.

传播基础（COMM-1000）- 42 小时

本课程旨在让学员掌握在加拿大各种专业环境中进行有效沟通所需的基本技能。课程结合了讲座、互动研讨会、小组讨论和实际练习，以确保学员获得全面的学习体验。学员将参与适合各行各业的真实场景和案例研究，以应用课堂上学到的概念。学员和教师的反馈意见将在整个课程中完善和提高沟通技巧。

Computer Networking I (CBRS-1100) — 91 hours

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to networking architectures, models, protocols, and components essential for connecting users, devices, applications, and data across modern computer networks and the internet. Students will gain hands-on experience in performing basic configurations for routers and switches to build simple local area networks (LANs), including the integration of IP addressing schemes and foundational network security. Additionally, the course covers configuring VLANs, Inter-VLAN routing, and applying security best practices. Students will also develop troubleshooting skills for inter-VLAN routing on Layer 3 devices, ensuring a thorough understanding of network operations and security.

云计算基础（AWS）（CBRS-1020）- 49 小时

云计算基础（AWS）课程旨在提供对云计算的全面了解，重点是亚马逊网络服务（AWS）。本课程涵盖云计算的基本概念、采用 AWS 进行业务运营的好处，以及利用 AWS 服务优化和改造业务流程的实用技能。

Windows 服务器管理（CBRS-1110）- 91 小时

本课程提供配置和管理 Windows Server 角色和服务的实践经验。学生将部署活动目录、配置 DNS 和 DHCP、管理 NTFS 权限、虚拟化，并在 Microsoft Azure 上部署 Windows Server，从而掌握 Windows Server 和云计算基础架构的基本技能。

Computer Networking II (CBRS-1200) — 91 hours

Computer Networking II builds on the foundational concepts covered in Computer Networking I, further developing students’ skills in switching technologies, routing operations, and enterprise network security. Students will learn to configure and troubleshoot small-to-medium business networks, including wireless local area networks (WLANs), while identifying and mitigating LAN security threats. The course also explores enterprise network architectures, security considerations, and network management tools. Additionally, students will gain hands-on experience in protecting networks against cybersecurity threats, preparing them for more advanced networking roles.

技术写作与文档（NSA-590）- 42 小时

本课程专为希望提高技术写作技能的 IT 专业人士设计，重点是 IT 和网络安全行业的语言使用。学员将探索如何从语言学角度撰写高质量的技术文档，如建议书、手册、流程指南和网络安全相关材料。通过动手实践，学员将学习这些专业文件的结构和格式，并通过制作这些文件获得实际经验。通过这种方法，学员将掌握根据技术和网络安全背景有效、准确地传达复杂信息的技能。

Linux for Cybersecurity (CBRS-1160) — 91 hours

This course provides a practical introduction to essential Linux system administration skills. Students will gain proficiency in Linux command-line navigation, managing files and users, setting permissions, and monitoring processes. They will delve into Linux networking, software management, task scheduling, and bash scripting. The course also covers system security, storage solutions, and the basics of web services, databases, and containerization. Through practical exercises, students will develop the skills needed to effectively manage and troubleshoot Linux systems.

Database Fundamentals (CBRS-1130) — 63 hours

Database Fundamentals covers essential topics in database administration, including understanding database types and structures, recognizing standards and commands, and running scripts for data systems. You will learn about the impact of programming on database operations, database planning and design, and the implementation, testing, and deployment of databases. Additionally, the course includes monitoring and reporting on database performance, data maintenance processes, governance, and regulatory compliance, and securing data, data access, and the database server. It also addresses classifying types of attacks and planning for disaster recovery, as well as best practices for backup and restore operations. The course will integrate video, interactive media support, lectures, hands-on activities, discussions, group activities, and scenario simulations to reinforce learning.

Firewall Applications (CBRS-1220) — 63 hours

This course provides students with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to configure, manage, and monitor Next-Generation Firewalls. Through practical in-class activities, students will develop the skills necessary to implement firewall security policies, configure Network Address Translation (NAT), and enforce Threat Prevention strategies to safeguard networks from known and emerging threats. Additionally, students will learn to monitor network traffic using the firewall’s interactive web interface and reporting tools. By the end of the course, students will be proficient in deploying and managing essential firewall features to enhance network security.

Fundamentals of Web Development (CBRS-1140) — 56 hours

The Fundamentals of Web Development course introduces essential web development skills for future cybersecurity professionals. Students will learn the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build simple web pages and gain a foundational understanding of how web applications function. Alongside development skills, the course introduces key security concepts, enabling students to recognize common vulnerabilities in web applications. Through hands-on practice, students will learn how to apply basic security measures, preparing them for more advanced studies in cybersecurity.

使用 Python 编程入门（CBRS-1150）- 56 小时

学生将学习使用 Python 编程语言进行编程的基础知识。学生将解决问题，探索现实世界中的软件开发挑战，并创建实用的现代应用程序。

Ethical Hacking I (CBRS-2100) — 91 hours

This course offers a thorough introduction to ethical hacking, encompassing core principles, methodologies, and legal considerations. Students will delve into various techniques including information gathering, vulnerability assessment, system exploitation, and defense tactics against cyber threats such as malware, social engineering, and denial-of-service attacks. Hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios deepen proficiency in cybersecurity, equipping students for roles in penetration testing and defensive security strategies.

Ethical Hacking II (CBRS-2200) — 91 hours

This course covers advanced ethical hacking techniques across diverse digital environments. Students will learn session hijacking, evasion of IDS, firewalls, and honeypots, and how to exploit vulnerabilities in web servers, applications, and databases. The course also covers wireless network hacking, securing mobile platforms, IoT, OT systems, cloud environments, and applying cryptography to protect data and communications.

IT 项目管理（CBRS-1050）- 49 小时

本课程使网络安全专业人员掌握从项目启动到完成的整个过程中成功管理项目的技能和知识。学员将学习组织因素如何影响项目的成功、制定基本的启动文件以及组建项目团队。课程涵盖关键的项目管理流程，包括规划、日程安排、资源分配、风险管理、沟通和变更管理。学员还将获得执行项目、应对挑战以及通过回顾和总结经验教训确保项目成功结束的实践经验。课程结束时，学员将掌握在网络安全环境中有效领导和参与项目的工具。

Applied Penetration Testing I (CBRS-2300) — 91 hours

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the foundational skills required for effective penetration testing, focusing on the red team role. Students will master the penetration testing process, from reconnaissance and enumeration to exploitation and lateral movement. Key topics include network enumeration, vulnerability assessment, password attacks, and Active Directory exploitation. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the skills necessary to identify, exploit, and pivot within target systems, laying the groundwork for advanced offensive security techniques.

Applied Penetration Testing II (CBRS-2400) — 91 hours

Building on the skills from Applied Penetration Testing I, this course focuses on web application exploitation, post-exploitation techniques, and enterprise network attacks. Students will explore SQL injection, XSS, file upload vulnerabilities, and privilege escalation on both Linux and Windows systems. The course concludes with a capstone project where students conduct simulated attacks on enterprise networks, followed by comprehensive documentation and reporting to simulate real-world red team engagements.

Python for Ethical Hackers (CBRS-2010) — 49 hours

This course is tailored for students who have completed an introductory course in Python programming. The course delves into the practical applications of Python in the field of ethical hacking and cybersecurity, focusing on automating security assessments, developing hacking tools, and enhancing network security.

SOC Analyst I (CBRS-2110) — 91 hours

This course equips students with the foundational skills to monitor, detect, and respond to security incidents as a SOC Analyst. It focuses on real-time security monitoring, log analysis, and threat detection, providing hands-on experience with SIEM tools like Splunk and Elastic. Students will learn to analyze event logs from different sources, investigate threats, and examine network traffic to identify malicious activity. Through practical labs and in-class activities, they will strengthen their ability to recognize attack patterns, implement defensive measures, and effectively respond to security incidents.

SOC Analyst II (CBRS-2210) — 91 hours

This advanced course builds on SOC Analyst I, focusing on malware analysis, digital forensics, and advanced threat detection techniques. Students will gain hands-on experience with tools like YARA and Sigma for rule-based detection, investigate Windows attacks using Splunk, and conduct in-depth forensic analysis. The course also covers proactive threat hunting, security incident reporting, and effective communication of incidents. Through practical exercises, in-class activities, and an applied project, students will reinforce real-world SOC operations, enhancing their ability to investigate, respond to, and mitigate cyber threats.

Security Governance and Risk Management (CBRS-2500) — 49 hours

This course is a cornerstone of the Cybersecurity program, designed to equip students with the strategic insights necessary to manage and govern security within an organization. This course explores the critical aspects of security governance, including policy development, risk assessment methodologies, compliance obligations, and the alignment of security strategy with organizational goals.

全球公民（GLOB-1000）--42 小时

受联合国可持续发展目标的启发，本课程向学生介绍全球性挑战和问题，以拓宽他们的知识、技能和对当今世界的看法。通过讨论、阅读、在线和课内活动，学生将探索不同的文化视角，批判性地审视压迫和歧视制度，并了解在世界各地为社会正义、人权和环境可持续性而奋斗的全球公民的故事和经历。通过本课程的学习，学生将具备更强的文化能力，提高跨文化交流技能，并在工作、学习和社区中更加致力于促进多元化、公平和包容。

Cybersecurity Analyst Practicum (CBRS-3900) — 217 hours

This seven-week practicum provides students with the opportunity to gain real-world experience by working with industry employers in professional settings. Students will apply their knowledge and skills in diverse roles, adapting to the specific needs and operations of their host organizations. This practical experience enhances their readiness for the workforce, offering valuable insights into professional environments. The practicum serves as a capstone experience, bridging academic learning with real-world application.

Cybersecurity Analyst Applied Project (CBRS-3500) — 217 hours

This seven-week course offers students the opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge gained throughout their program to complete a comprehensive, real-world project. Working individually or in teams, students will address a cybersecurity challenge by designing, implementing, and documenting a solution in areas such as threat detection, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, or security operations. Through this hands-on experience, students will strengthen their problem-solving, research, and technical skills, preparing them for professional roles in the field. The course culminates in a tangible deliverable, such as a security tool, a proof-of-concept implementation, or a detailed assessment report. This project-based alternative is ideal for students seeking to further develop their expertise and showcase their capabilities.