The CompTIA A+ course offers you a dual benefit. Whether you work or want to work in a mobile or operational environment with a lot of personal customer contact, where customer communication and customer training are important, or in an environment with little customer contact and a focus on hardware tasks: this course provides you with the background knowledge and skills you need to be a successful A+ technician. It also supports you in preparing for the 220-1202 (Core 2) exam. The CompTIA A+ certification requires the 220-1201 (Core 1) and 220-1202 (Core 2) exams.
The CompTIA A+ course offers you a dual benefit. Whether you work or want to work in a mobile or operational environment with a lot of personal customer contact, where customer communication and customer training are important, or in an environment with little customer contact and a focus on hardware tasks: this course provides you with the background knowledge and skills you need to be a successful A+ technician. It also supports you in preparing for the CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1201) exam. The CompTIA A+ certification requires both the Core 1 (220-1201) and Core 2 (220-1202) exams.
A great deal is at stake when it comes to software security, and yet many development teams only address software security once the code has already been developed and the software is being prepared for release. As with every aspect of software quality, security and privacy issues should be addressed throughout the entire software development lifecycle for a successful implementation. This course introduces an approach for considering security and privacy throughout the entire software development lifecycle. You will learn about vulnerabilities that undermine security and how to identify and fix them in your own projects. You will learn general strategies for dealing with security flaws and misconfigurations, how to design software that takes the human factor in security into account, and how to build security into every phase of development.
The Internet of Things (IoT) enables organisations to capture exceptionally large volumes of data, and new analytics tools help you use this data to make informed decisions quickly. However, before you can successfully plan and implement an IoT solution, you need to understand the various factors that influence your decisions. Introducing IoT systems can be a complex undertaking with its own considerations that differ significantly from traditional IT solutions. In this course, you will learn about the components of IoT, understand the challenges you may encounter, and make design decisions for your IoT projects.
This certification exam is aimed at network security engineers and analysts who design secure network environments, implement security policies and protocols for IoT devices, and analyse network systems from an operational and security perspective, as well as at Security Operations Centre (SOC) analysts who analyse security incidents, respond to them and develop organisational response processes. It is also useful for solution architects, developers and testers who design, develop and test software solutions for their organisations. The certification is also relevant for operations engineers who deploy and maintain embedded and business-critical systems and conduct organisational gap analyses.
In this course, participants learn general strategies for planning, designing, developing, implementing and maintaining an IoT system through various case studies as well as by assembling and configuring an IoT device for use in a sensor network. Participants build an IoT device based on an ESP8266 microcontroller and implement various common IoT functions such as analogue and digital sensors, a web-based interface, MQTT messaging and data encryption.
This course covers the knowledge domains of the ISC2 HCISPP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK) and builds participants' competencies in security and privacy in healthcare. Note: ISC2 last offered the HCISPP exam on 1 December 2023; the certification will be retired on 1 December 2026.
This course covers the tasks of people responsible for monitoring and detecting security incidents in information systems and networks, and for responding appropriately to such incidents. Depending on the size of the organisation, this person works alone or is a member of a Cybersecurity Incident Response Team (CSIRT). The course introduces tools and tactics for managing cybersecurity risks, recognising various common types of threats, assessing the organisation's security, gathering and analysing cybersecurity information, and handling incidents as they occur. Ultimately, the course provides a comprehensive security approach for everyone on the front line of defence. This course helps participants prepare for the CyberSec First Responder™ certification exam (Exam CFR-310). What you learn and practise in this course can form a substantial part of your preparation.
Regardless of your computer experience, this course helps you become more aware of technology-related risks and recognise what you can do to protect yourself and your organisation from them. The course gives you an understanding of aspects of security compliance, social engineering, malware and various other concepts related to data security. In this course, you will learn about the dangers and pitfalls and discover how to use technology safely and securely.
CRISC is the ISACA certification for managing IT risk and controls in information systems. The course follows the current Exam Content Outline (valid from 3 November 2025) with the four domains Governance, Risk Assessment, Risk Response and Reporting, and Technology and Security. The course prepares you for the CRISC exam (the «Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control» certification).
The EC-Council CHFI course teaches you how to conduct digital forensic investigations methodically – from securing evidence and the chain of custody through acquisition, analysis and reporting to the legal requirements for admissibility in court. In addition to classic storage media and operating system forensics, the current version v11 covers network, malware, cloud, mobile, IoT and dark web forensics. The course prepares you for the CHFI 312-49 exam (the «Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator» certification).
The aim of the course is to prepare professionals for the demanding CCSP exam. To this end, it covers the exam objectives based on the six domains as defined in the CCSP Common Body of Knowledge by (ISC)2.
CISSP is the ISC2 certification for experienced professionals who plan, implement and are responsible for information security. The course follows the exam outline that has been in effect since 15 April 2024, with eight domains that combine governance and risk management with architecture, networking, identities, testing, operations and software development. The course prepares you for the CISSP exam (certification «Certified Information Systems Security Professional»).
In this course, participants establish processes that ensure information security measures are aligned with defined business requirements.
IAPP training gives your staff the knowledge they need to achieve the goals of your data protection programme: lower risk, better compliance, stronger brand loyalty and more. The IAPP offers privacy and data protection training programmes specifically designed to pass this knowledge on to those in your team who need a solid understanding of data protection principles and practices.
CompTIA SecurityX (formerly CASP+) is the advanced certification for security architects and experienced security engineers who design, build and implement secure solutions in complex environments. The course follows the four domains of the CAS-005 exam: Governance, Risk and Compliance, Security Architecture, Security Engineering and Security Operations. The course prepares you for the CAS-005 exam (certification «CompTIA SecurityX»).
CompTIA PenTest+ demonstrates that you can identify and exploit vulnerabilities in systems and report on them. The course follows the five domains of the current PT0-003 exam version: Engagement Management, Reconnaissance and Enumeration, Vulnerability Discovery and Analysis, Attacks and Exploits, and Post-Exploitation and Lateral Movement – including attacks on cloud and AI systems. The course prepares you for the PT0-003 exam (certification «CompTIA PenTest+»).
CompTIA CySA+ is aimed at professionals who detect, analyse and respond to threats in a security operations centre. The course follows the current CS0-004 exam version with its four domains: Security Operations, Vulnerability Management, Incident Response, and Reporting and Communication – including AI in security operations, EPSS-based prioritisation, ZTNA and SASE. The course prepares you for the CS0-004 exam (certification «CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+)»).
IIS 10.0 is the web server in Windows Server 2025 and the foundation of many enterprise applications. You set up websites and application pools, host ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core applications, secure access with authentication, TLS 1.3 and HSTS, manage IIS remotely and with PowerShell, and analyse errors systematically. To finish, you build a web farm with shared configuration.
This course focuses on the day-to-day operation of Windows Server 2025. You manage servers with Windows Admin Center, PowerShell and Azure Arc, maintain Active Directory and Group Policy, operate file services, control updates including hotpatch, and monitor, back up and harden your servers. Installation and basic configuration, Advanced Services and Hyper-V are covered in separate courses.
This workshop is aimed at anyone who knows Windows Server 2016, 2019 or 2022 and is moving to Windows Server 2025. You plan the upgrade and migration, check deprecated and removed features for their impact, and put the key innovations into practice in exercises – from the new AD functional level and dMSA, through tighter SMB and authentication standards, to GPU partitioning, Network ATC and hotpatch via Azure Arc.
Use Windows 11 confidently and efficiently in everyday work – in just one day. You get to know the interface, work with the Start menu, taskbar, Snap Layouts and virtual desktops, reliably find files and settings again, and set up the system to suit the way you work. The course is aimed at users, not administrators.
In this course you install and configure Windows 11 for enterprise use. You plan editions and hardware, carry out clean installs and upgrades, join devices to Active Directory or Microsoft Entra ID, manage them with Group Policy, and use the security features of Windows 11. Management with Microsoft Intune is covered at an overview level and explored in depth in course MD-102.
CompTIA Security+ is a vendor-neutral certification for foundational IT security skills. The course follows the five domains of the current SY0-701 exam: general security concepts, threats and mitigations, security architecture, security operations, and security program management and oversight. Besides multiple-choice questions, the exam also includes performance-based questions.
When Windows 11 fails to start, users cannot sign in, or updates fail, a systematic approach is what counts. You get to know the diagnostic tools in Windows 11 and narrow down faults in startup, hardware, networking, identity, applications and updates – locally, remotely and in environments with Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID and Intune. Many exercises show typical fault patterns from everyday support work.
This two-day course gives developers who are already proficient in C# a solid introduction to .NET Core, which has simply been called .NET since version 5. The course focuses on core components of .NET that are used across many application areas alike: the runtime environment and class libraries, NuGet packages, file I/O and serialisation, delegates and events, memory management, and threading.
Participants use the ALM (Application Lifecycle Management) tools in Visual Studio 2017 and Team Foundation Server (Azure DevOps Server since version 2019) or Azure DevOps Services (formerly Visual Studio Team Services) to plan, track, design, develop, test and deploy business value in the form of working software.
Gives participants the knowledge and skills to deploy, configure and manage Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2017 and its related software components. Note: from version 2019 onwards the product is called Azure DevOps Server, and the cloud service Visual Studio Team Services is now called Azure DevOps Services.
This course builds on the fundamentals of Windows Server administration and covers the services that support larger, distributed environments. You plan Active Directory across multiple sites, harden Kerberos, LDAP and NTLM, build a PKI with AD CS, deploy file services with DFS, Storage Replica and SMB over QUIC, and run roles highly available in a failover cluster. Finally, you connect your on-premises infrastructure to the cloud via Microsoft Entra ID and Azure Arc.
This course teaches the fundamentals of installing and operating Windows Server 2025 in a corporate network. You set up Server Core and Server with Desktop Experience, manage them with Windows Admin Center and PowerShell, build an Active Directory domain with DNS, DHCP and Group Policy, and deploy file services. Along the way, you get to know the new security defaults in Windows Server 2025, such as default SMB signing and Credential Guard.
