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If you also want to work in cybersecurity,

to become「Cybersecurity Analyst」

Torrens University, in collaboration with Careers with STEM, has developed
《Cybersecurity Analyst Job Toolkit》
will open the door to a career in cybersecurity for you.

This toolkit will provide you with practical information needed to work in the field of cybersecurity, including:

✅ Cybersecurity job salary information

✅ What kind of people are suitable for working in cybersecurity

✅ List of excellent employers in cybersecurity

✅ Specific job responsibilities of a cybersecurity analyst

✅ How to become a cybersecurity analyst

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《Cybersecurity Analyst Job Toolkit》

Bachelor's Degree in Cybersecurity

CRICOS: 110736M

Course Duration:3 years

Campus:Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide

Application Requirements:

• High school graduation or equivalent; and

• IELTS Academic 6.0 (with no band less than 5.5) or equivalent

Course Highlights:

• Learn the basics of preventive cybersecurity principles, procedures, and practices

• Understand the complex cybersecurity requirements needed to design innovative IT solutions, and master the use of critical and analytical thinking to protect digital infrastructure

• Learn to detect vulnerabilities and assess potential impacts on digital infrastructure

• Understand ethical hacking and penetration testing practices for proactive and offensive security strategies

• Develop and build innovative cybersecurity solutions

• Identify emerging cybersecurity threats, risks, and solutions

• Complete 360 hours of real, industry-related practice (compulsory)

Master of Cybersecurity (Advanced)

CRICOS: 110791D

Course Duration:2 years

Campus:Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide

Application Requirements:

• A bachelor's degree or equivalent in Information Technology, Business Information Systems, or related disciplines in Australia; and

• IELTS Academic 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0) or equivalent

  
  

Course Highlights:


• Critically analyze and interpret cybersecurity activities, as well as their impact on society

• Assess human and technical needs, using flexible methods to protect human and digital infrastructure

• Evaluate and utilize emerging cybersecurity tools and methods for preventive measures

• Develop innovative and flexible solutions to defend against cybersecurity vulnerabilities and attacks

• Research and evaluate emerging cybersecurity threats, risks, and solutions

• Cultivate ethical and professional leadership in implementing cybersecurity solutions

• 504 hours (Advanced) of real, industry-related practice (compulsory)