IT Security Courses

The cyber threat to organizations is growing. It is more important than ever to have the right skills to prevent and handle cyberattacks.

We hope to see you at a cybersecurity course at SuperUsers!

IT security technologies

CCNP Security

CCNP Security certification opens doors to job opportunities and recognition as a network security expert.

CompTIA

CompTIA offers a wide range of certifications covering everything from foundational to advanced topics in IT security, networking, and IT support.

EC-Council

EC-Council develops specialized courses and certifications in areas such as ethical hacking, cybersecurity and digital forensics.

Microsoft Security

With the Microsoft Security platform, you can protect your organization against cyber threats. Make sure your data and devices are secure, no matter where people work from.

Gain sought-after cybersecurity skills

There are many types of cyber threats that organizations need to address and protect against. Learn about some of the most common cyber threats below.

Malware

Malware is unwanted, malicious software, and the term covers spyware, ransomware, viruses and worms. When a user clicks a malicious link or email, a malware program is installed on the computer.

Malware can restrict and exploit the user's access to a network and, for example, steal data and confidential information.

Social Engineering

Social engineering is when cybercriminals trick or manipulate employees at a company into revealing confidential information or data, most often to gain access to IT systems.

Examples include phishing emails, scareware and quid pro quo. Social engineering is very often a factor and a means of launching cyberattacks.

DDoS attacks

A DDoS attack overwhelms an organization's IT systems and network with traffic, and through malware or hacking it can make computers on the network perform tasks without the user noticing.

We are seeing more examples of artificial intelligence (AI) being used in DDoS attacks. You can compare the impact of a DDoS attack to bumper-to-bumper traffic on your network.