Cybersecurity and Networking
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Threats, controls and secure practice for IT teams responsible for systems and data.
Cybersecurity and Networking
Networking Fundamentals
TCP/IP, routing, switching and troubleshooting for infrastructure and support teams.
Course overview
How networks actually work, from the OSI model to IP addressing, routing and switching. The program emphasizes troubleshooting so participants can diagnose real connectivity problems.
What participants will learn
- Explain the OSI and TCP/IP models
- Plan IPv4 addressing and subnetting
- Understand switching, VLANs and routing
- Troubleshoot connectivity methodically
Indicative outline
The final syllabus is agreed with each organization and can be adjusted to your requirements.
- 01
Network models
- OSI and TCP/IP
- Ethernet
- Common protocols
- 02
Addressing
- IPv4 and subnetting
- IPv6 overview
- DHCP and DNS
- 03
Switching and routing
- VLANs
- Static and dynamic routing
- NAT
- 04
Troubleshooting
- Diagnostic tools
- A structured method
- Wireless basics
Who it's for
- Infrastructure and support engineers
- Graduates entering network roles
Prerequisites
- None
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