This role exists in sectors where digital information is an asset, such as finance, retail, telecoms, health, media, manufacturing, and local authorities.
Course overview
This role exists in sectors where digital information is an asset, such as finance, retail, telecoms, health, media, manufacturing, and local authorities.
The main purpose is to provide first-line cyber security support by monitoring and detecting threats, escalating issues, and ensuring secure business operations.
This includes implementing cyber security mechanisms and procedures, understanding vulnerabilities, and supporting the organization’s cyber security maturity.
Responsibilities can include supporting a cyber security function (e.g., Security Operations Centre) under supervision.
Tasks involve patching software, installing updates, implementing access control, configuring firewalls, and using SIEM and protection tools. Employees handle specific cyber security events, use discretion in complex issues, and escalate when necessary.
What are the entry requirements?
You must have achieved GCSE English language and maths at grade 4 or above. Individual employers may also set their own entry requirements.
What can I do next?
After completing this apprenticeship, you could move onto the Level 4 Network Engineer Apprenticeship.
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Welcome to the Middlesbrough College Group
Whether you’re finishing school and wanting to progress into full time education, keen to earn while you learn as an apprentice, or thinking about returning to college after time out, the Middlesbrough College Group is the place for you.
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It will also cover WiFi security, Website security, human factors, cyber forensics, cyber security team management, including all other areas in relates to Cyber Security.
This is a 2-day primer course for managers who need to get-‘up-to-speed’ with cyber security issues so they can analyse their exposure to security threats. Candidates should have some pre-existing knowledge of basic networking, TCP/IP and IPv6.
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) has provided changes it will be making to security training from 1 October 2021. These changes are additional to those that took effect in April 2021 and are pertinent to door supervisor and security guard training.
This course fully covers the current CISM exam syllabus by explaining how to use COBIT, ValiT and RiskIT to implement an InfoSec Risk Management Programme while supporting the core business strategy.
This course has an emphasis on cyber security. This is a growth area for employment opportunities as the number of IT devices continues to grow, the demand for staff able to manage a networking environment grows, and it will continue to increase.
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