IT Classes New York

Become an Information Security Analyst or Cybersecurity Engineer. Gain a technical foundation in Linux, Python, computer networking, AWS, and web application architecture and learn professional cybersecurity tools and solutions.

This course teaches the fundamentals of security operations and practices, as well as important skills for modern-day defensive and offensive cybersecurity. Students will learn Python, Linux, cloud computing with AWS, digital forensics, and other critical topics.

Build and secure an enterprise-level cloud environment with AWS, the most popular cloud computing platform. Develop an understanding of how security operation centers work in AWS and the benefits of well-architected framework in the cloud.

Learn how computer communication and security systems work. Get to know network models and the layers within them. Gain an understanding of authentication, authorization, and admin roles.

Get started working with the Linux operating systems. Write commands, navigate directories, and learn the major Linux distributions for cybersecurity: Kali, NodeZero, and BlackArch.

This course covers the foundational protocols for network transfer and the fundamentals of Python programming for network monitoring. Students will also learn scripting tools for basic network security.

Learn how Python can be used to automate security processes, execute system administration tasks, and solve common IT problems.

Learn the major tools and strategies for preventing, detecting, and responding to cyber attacks. Students will practice planning and executing penetration tests, as well as perform threat modeling and vulnerability analysis.

Ever wondered what goes on in a Security Operations Center? Learn the structure and daily operations of a modern SOC in this course. You'll master about security monitoring, incident response, and techniques for preventing data loss.

This SQL intensive program provides you with everything you need to know to jump-start your career in database management. You'll start by learning SQL basics like defining instructions and composing basic queries. Then you'll learn to create views, subqueries and conversion functions. Finally, you will create your own SQL database that you can use to organize and analyze data and reinforce what you've learned throughout the course. You'll also learn how to import and export data from Microsoft Office applications and automate workflow with stored procedures.