The Certificate IV in Cyber Security is designed to equip students with a comprehensive skill set required in the cyber security field. Technical skills taught in the course include but are not limited to:
– Identifying and reporting system vulnerabilities: Students learn how to scan and identify vulnerabilities within systems and networks, which is crucial for preventing potential cyber attacks.
– Identifying and reporting website and system threats: The course teaches students how to recognize various types of cyber threats and the appropriate measures to mitigate them.
– Evaluating and reporting cyber security incidents: Students gain the ability to assess the severity of security incidents and effectively communicate them to relevant stakeholders.
– Firewall installation, configuration, and management: This involves practical skills in setting up and managing firewalls to protect networks from unauthorized access.
Soft skills development is also a key component of the Certificate IV in Cyber Security, with a significant focus on stakeholder management. This includes:
– Communicating effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders to relay information about cyber security risks and measures taken.
– Collaborating with teams to implement security measures and respond to security breaches.
– Problem-solving skills that enable students to creatively address and mitigate cyber security challenges.
These technical and soft skills prepare students for a career in the rapidly growing field of cyber security, where the ability to protect digital assets is highly valued.
