ICT Security Specialist Courses in Griffith

The ICT40120 Certificate IV in Information Technology (Cyber Security) equips students with essential skills to support and protect IT systems. It covers network security, threat detection, cloud computing, database management, and Python programming. Students will learn to manage security risks, respond to cyber threats, and configure cloud services using Azure and AWS. This qualification prepares students for roles in cyber security, IT support, and network administration, with the opportunity to pursue industry certifications such as CCST, AWS, and Microsoft. Enquire now for the full list of elective choices, entry requirements, and available enrolment dates.

Become a qualified Cyber Security Manager or Consultant with the ICT60220 Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Cyber Security). This nationally recognised diploma develops your critical thinking and leadership skills, plus delivers a range of advanced competencies in Cyber Security risk management. Skills include: carrying out Cyber Security risk assessments, implementing identity management best practices, evaluating Cyber Security compliance, designing and implementing Cyber Security infrastructure. There is also scope to obtain generalist skills in complementary technologies (cloud computing, systems design, programming, IT strategy, and more). Enquire now for entry requirements, Cyber Security outcomes, and upcoming enrolment dates.

The Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security is designed to develop specialists with comprehensive knowledge of cyber security's role in modern life, fostering resilient digital leadership. Students learn about significant cyber security challenges and various responses encompassing technical, policy, organisational, and governance aspects. The course offers an integrated learning experience, enhancing professional networks with peers from diverse fields like technology, business, and humanities. Graduates are prepared to approach cyber security from unique perspectives, tackle pressing issues, and innovate in addressing emerging threats.