Diploma

Cyber Security

Offense and defense, built in levels

Cyber security in two directions, each built in levels. The Red Team route takes you from the fundamentals through practical penetration testing to expert exploit development. The Blue Team route takes you from security operations through advanced incident response to expert digital forensics. Every level is a complete track that prepares you for a recognised certification path and, more importantly, for doing the work.

6 Tracks

181 Courses

3 Ways to attend

The Routes

Tracks in This Diploma

Red Team Level 1 Track Beginner

Red Team Level 1

The complete offensive-security foundation: an integrated CEH, eJPT and OSCP+ preparation path, from cybersecurity fundamentals to OSCP-level practical pentesting.

Ethical Hacking
Penetration Testing
CEH
eJPT
OSCP+
Active Directory
Linux
Windows

One continuous route across CEH, eJPT and OSCP+ — not three disconnected courses.
Sixty to seventy percent hands-on labs, in authorised training environments only.
Real depth where OSCP+ demands it: Active Directory, privilege escalation, pivoting and reporting.
Ends with a full corporate pentest and a professional written report.

Red Team Level 2 Track Advanced

Red Team Level 2

The jump from penetration tester to red team operator: an integrated CRTP, PNPT and CRTO preparation path across enterprise Active Directory, professional network engagements, Command & Control and OPSEC.

Red Team
Active Directory
Cobalt Strike
C2
CRTP
PNPT
CRTO
Adversary Simulation

One continuous route across CRTP, PNPT and CRTO — enterprise AD, professional engagements and C2.
Seventy percent hands-on in enterprise AD, internal network and C2 labs.
Real red team tradecraft: Cobalt Strike, C2 infrastructure, OPSEC and detection awareness.
Ends with a full enterprise adversary simulation across a multi-domain forest.

Red Team Level 3 Track Advanced

Red Team Level 3

The expert tier: an integrated OSEP, OSWE and OSED preparation path across advanced evasion, white-box web exploitation and Windows user-mode exploit development — the three specialisations that together map to OSCE3.

Advanced Evasion
Exploit Development
Web Exploitation
Reverse Engineering
OSEP
OSWE
OSED
OSCE3

Three real specialisations, not three variations: advanced evasion, web exploit development and binary exploit development.
Seventy-five percent hands-on across Windows internals, source-code review and exploit-development labs.
White-box web work: read the source, find the bug, write the exploit, reach RCE.
Windows user-mode exploit development: reverse engineering, DEP and ASLR bypass, custom shellcode.
Ends with three separate expert assessments, one for each of OSEP, OSWE and OSED.

Blue Team Level 1 Track Beginner

Blue Team Level 1

The defensive foundation: an integrated Security+, BTL1 and SC-200 preparation path, from cybersecurity fundamentals to working a SOC on the Microsoft security stack.

Security+
BTL1
SC-200
SOC
SIEM
Microsoft Sentinel
Defender
Incident Response

One continuous route across Security+, BTL1 and SC-200 — fundamentals to a working SOC analyst.
Built around the tools a SOC actually uses: a SIEM, Microsoft Sentinel and Defender, and KQL.
Fourteen practical labs, from packet analysis to a full incident investigation.
Ends with a complete SOC investigation, triaged, hunted and reported.

Blue Team Level 2 Track Advanced

Blue Team Level 2

The advanced defensive route: an integrated CySA+, BTL2 and GCIA preparation path across security analytics, advanced incident response, threat hunting and network forensics.

CySA+
BTL2
GCIA
Threat Hunting
Digital Forensics
Network Forensics
Incident Response
SOC

One route across CySA+, BTL2 and GCIA — analytics, advanced IR and network forensics.
Deep network security monitoring: packet analysis, IDS/IPS, DNS, C2 and malware traffic.
Advanced threat hunting and detection engineering, not just alert triage.
Ends with a full network forensics investigation and a blue-team assessment.

Blue Team Level 3 Track Advanced

Blue Team Level 3

The expert defensive tier: an integrated GCFA, GCIH and GCED preparation path across advanced digital forensics, incident handling, threat hunting and enterprise defense.

GCFA
GCIH
GCED
Digital Forensics
DFIR
Threat Hunting
Enterprise Defense
Memory Forensics

One route across GCFA, GCIH and GCED — forensics, incident handling and enterprise defense.
Deep digital forensics: memory, filesystem, timeline, registry and artefact analysis.
The full attack lifecycle from a defender view: C2, lateral movement, credentials, privilege escalation.
Ends with a full forensics case, a full incident response, and an expert assessment.

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