Free Level 2 Cybersecurity Course in Haringey. Classes run at Capital City College Tottenham Campus. Daytime sessions run part-time over 18 weeks, so you can fit study around other commitments. You'll explore the threats that put IT systems and data at risk, from accidental breaches to deliberate attacks. The course covers system vulnerabilities and the tools used to protect against data loss, data integrity issues, and unauthorised access. An initial assessment confirms the course is the right fit before you start.
Who this course is for
During this course, you will investigate the accidental and malicious security threats that exist to IT systems and data. You will learn about system vulnerabilities and the tools and techniques used to protect users from risks and potential damage, including data loss, loss of data integrity, and unauthorised access to data.
Entry requirements
All applicants must have an initial assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.
What you will learn
You'll identify the types of threats to IT systems and data, including accidental and malicious risks.
You'll analyse the factors that affect how vulnerable a system is to attack.
You'll explore tools and techniques used to protect users and data from harm.
You'll understand the risks of data loss, data integrity loss, and unauthorised access.
You'll examine how organisations respond to and manage cybersecurity incidents.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at Capital City College Tottenham Campus. Teaching covers both the theory of cybersecurity threats and the practical tools used to address them. Assessment is through coursework and assignments completed during the course. Your initial assessment and interview will confirm the course suits your current level before you begin.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Capital City College Tottenham Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Cyber security analyst: monitor systems and respond to threats
IT support technician: troubleshoot and maintain IT infrastructure
IT operations technician: keep business systems running securely
IT user support technician: help staff with technical issues and security
Junior network administrator: manage and secure organisational networks
IT helpdesk analyst: first point of contact for technical problems
What you could study next
Level 3 Certificate or Diploma in IT or Cybersecurity: deepens technical knowledge and strengthens your CV for analyst roles.
CompTIA Security+: a widely used vendor-neutral certification that employers in cybersecurity look for.
Level 3 Information Technology qualification: broader IT grounding that supports progression into systems administration or IT management roles.
