Engineering Camp · Cybersecurity
Prevent, detect and respond to cyber threats.
Prerequisites: Basic IT and networking knowledge recommended (advanced computer use, networking concepts).
Next intake · January 2027
- 6 months
- 100 hours
- Live
Program objective
- Train professionals able to secure, analyze, prevent and respond to threats.
The 6 modules
Networking fundamentals
Module 1
- Input · what you learn
- TCP/IP; routing; protocols; traffic analysis.
- Output · what you produce
- A network map.
- Hands-on workshop
- Traffic analysis
Windows / Linux security
Module 2
- Input · what you learn
- System hardening; account management; logs.
- Output · what you produce
- A hardening plan.
- Hands-on workshop
- Securing a server
Cyberattack tools (Metasploit, Nmap…)
Module 3
- Input · what you learn
- Reconnaissance; exploitation; legal and ethical framework.
- Output · what you produce
- A reconnaissance report.
- Hands-on workshop
- Lab exercises
Web security & pentesting
Module 4
- Input · what you learn
- Web vulnerabilities (OWASP); penetration testing methodology.
- Output · what you produce
- A penetration test report.
- Hands-on workshop
- Testing a vulnerable application
Investigation & forensics
Module 5
- Input · what you learn
- Incident response; collecting and analyzing evidence.
- Output · what you produce
- An investigation report.
- Hands-on workshop
- Analyzing an incident
Capture The Flag & security audit
Module 6
- Input · what you learn
- CTF competition; audit methodology; reporting.
- Output · what you produce
- CTF and a complete security audit report.
- Hands-on workshop
- Team CTF
Final project
A security audit report on a system, presented to a jury, and participation in a CTF.
Career outcomes
- SOC analyst
- Security technician
- Cyber defense consultant
- CISO assistant
Certification
Certification
One certificate per validated module + the final Engineering Camp certificate, verifiable by QR code and shareable on LinkedIn.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a technical background?
Not for Data Science & AI or Fullstack. Basic IT and networking knowledge is recommended for Cybersecurity and Cloud & DevOps.
Can I take a camp while working?
Yes. Classes are held live in the evening and at the weekend, and they are recorded.
What will I produce?
A deliverable in every module and a professional final project to showcase in your portfolio.
How much does a camp cost?
The fee and payment terms are presented to you during a conversation with an advisor.
When does the next intake start?
In January 2027, for all four camps.