Learning paths
A learning path is a set of courses in a sensible order. Start at the top if you are new, or jump to the path that matches the job you want to do.
Choose a path
Each path lists its courses, how long they take and what you can do when you finish.
Cybersecurity Foundations
Start here: the core ideas, legal and ethical ground rules, and the networking, Linux and Windows knowledge every defender and tester needs, for beginners and non-technical staff moving into cyber…
See the path →Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing
For learners who have finished the foundations: perform and document authorised security testing, from reconnaissance and vulnerability assessment to scoping, ATT&CK-mapped methodology and…
See the path →Web Application Security
Learn to find, prove and fix the most common web application weaknesses, from the OWASP Top 10 to proxy-based testing and secure coding, always within authorised, training-only scope.
See the path →Defensive Security & Incident Response
For SOC analysts, incident responders and network defenders: monitor logs and network traffic, detect and triage attacks, and communicate findings clearly.
See the path →Digital Forensics & Malware Analysis
For learners who already read logs and understand networking: handle evidence correctly, reconstruct incidents from disk, memory and log artifacts, and safely triage suspicious files into verdicts,…
See the path →Identity, Cloud & Secure Engineering
For administrators, cloud engineers and developers in government who must secure identities, cloud workloads and software: audit Active Directory, harden cloud accounts, remove insecure code and…
See the path →Practical Red Team & Blue Team Bootcamp
A hands-on, 12-module programme that builds a strong foundation in cybersecurity and then moves from offensive understanding to defensive detection and response.
See the path →Which path is right for me?
I am new to security
Start with Cybersecurity Foundations. It needs no technical background and teaches the vocabulary, the rules and the basic tools.
Open Foundations →I want to test systems
After the foundations, move to Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing, then Web Application Security. Everything is practised in simulations.
Open Ethical Hacking →I want to defend systems
Defensive Security and Incident Response covers logs, alerts and traffic. Forensics and Malware Analysis shows how to handle evidence.
Open Defensive Security →Ready to start?
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