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Cybersecurity Analyst

Who it’s for

You are proficient with computers and technology, and are interested in computer networking and cybersecurity. You are good at critical thinking, can troubleshoot in high-pressure situations, and like finding solutions to problems.

What you’ll learn

Using content from top vendors like AWS, Cisco, Splunk, Microsoft, EC-Council, CompTIA, Fortinet, and Hack The Box, you will learn network security, ethical hacking, penetration testing, incident response, threat intelligence, and more. Learn in MITT’s fully operational Security Operations Centre, where you will build critical thinking and troubleshooting skills using production-grade SOC analyst tools and ticketing system. Expand your learning with a 14-week work practicum with a local employer.

Program details

Program length:

2.5 years full time

Credential:

Advanced Diploma

Work-integrated Learning:

14-week practicum for qualifying students

CIP Code1:

11.1003

Start Times:

  • Fall / Winter

Tuition:

$39,800*
Full tuition

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Your career

Upon graduation, you will have the high-demand skills necessary for a job as a cybersecurity analyst.

You will be able to find work at companies of all sizes and in all industries including banks, governments, large corporations, and smaller service providers. Whichever path you take, you’ll have lots of opportunities to continue to grow and learn.

Career opportunities

  • Cybersecurity analyst
  • SOC analyst
  • Penetration tester
  • Ethical hacker
  • Cybersecurity incident responder
  • Network security specialist

Career opportunities

  • Cybersecurity analyst
  • SOC analyst
  • Penetration tester
  • Ethical hacker
  • Cybersecurity incident responder
  • Network security specialist

Program features and outcomes

  • Experienced and certified instructors
  • Hands-on experience in a real-world cybersecurity environment
  • Study in a fully operational Security Operations Centre
  • Strong job prospects for multiple career paths
  • Preparation for numerous industry-recognized certification exams including EC-Council CEH, CompTIA Security+, and Fortinet NSE
  • 14-week work practicum

Key Program Courses

  • Cloud fundamentals (AWS)
  • Cybersecurity essentials
  • Network security
  • Firewall applications
  • Ethical hacking
  • Applied penetration testing
  • Introduction to Cybersecurity insurance

Academic requirements

See Program Overview for Cybersecurity Analyst on MITT.ca

English language requirements

You meet the English language requirements, if you: Are from an English Language Proficiency requirement exempted country, OR you meet one of our waiver requirements.

If you do not meet either of these requirements, please contact a Student Advisor to discuss English language tests and pathway programs that are accepted at MITT.