MSc in Data Networks and Security
Skill building, hands-on ready for Job Roles
MSc in Data Networks and Security is a job-oriented experience-based learning degree program by Cambridge Intercontinental University accredited by QAHE. This program is designed
to meet the requirements of different Cybersecurity roles of protecting systems, networks, and data from digital attacks, unauthorized access, damage, or theft. With the increasing reliance on technology in nearly every aspect of modern life,
the need for robust cybersecurity measures has become critical for individuals, businesses, and governments alike
1. Windows Administration
2. Network Penetration Testing
3. SIEM & SOC + Interview Prep
4. Linux Systems Administration
5. SIEM & SOC (Lab)
6. Linux Systems Administration (Lab)
Outcomes: Prepares you to get breakthrough as Blue Team where care has been taken to fetch job in SOC or Network Admin roles. Basic knowledge of Networking required else help will be provided for the same supported by Interview Questions and AI tools
1. RedHat Administration Part I
2. Introduction to Vulnerability Analysis
3. Wireless & Web Pentesting
4. Linux Security + Interview Prep
5. RedHat Linux Administration Part I (Lab)
6. Linux Server Security (Lab)
Outcomes: Prepares you for advance Network Administration with Security roles mastering with extreme hands-on with Linux admin & security, wireless and web security followed by Interview preparation
1. RedHat Linux Administration Part II
2. System's Internals for Security
3. Securing Telecom Networks
4. Routing & Switching
5. RedHat Linux Administration Part II (Lab)
6. Routing & Switching (Lab)
Outcomes: Prepares you for telecom roles accompanied by solid network security background mastering routing & switching and securing telecom networks.
1. Network Monitoring with Wireshark
2. Cloud Computing & Oauth
3. Arch Linux Pentesting
4. Thesis
Outcomes: Prepares you for advance Blue Team roles mastering with Network Monitoring hands-on along with Cloud Computing Security, Arch Linux Pentesting and Oauth