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At iCyber Enterprises, we are dedicated to building meaningful partnerships through career-driven, industry-relevant training. We go beyond traditional instruction—connecting students with real-world recruitment opportunities and providing practical pathways to long-term success.
Exceptional customer service is at the heart of everything we do. Our course contents is reviewed every year to remain aligned with evolving industry standards, certification requirements, and workforce demands. Each program is built with flexibility in mind, adaptable to the goals of individual learners, employers, and institutional partners alike.
We believe in the power of active learning. Through hands-on labs, scenario-based assessments, and project-centered assignments, our students gain more than knowledge—they build confidence, critical thinking skills, and job-ready capabilities.
We don’t just prepare students for exams—we prepare them for impact. While certifications are an important benchmark, we go further by integrating real-world experience into our training. This ensures our graduates leave with not only credentials, but also portfolios and résumés that reflect practical expertise and readiness to perform from day one.
At iCyber Enterprises, we don’t just train professionals—we cultivate future leaders equipped to thrive, adapt, and make a difference in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Our hands-on training programs are designed around what employers actually need—so you graduate ready to perform, not just pass mulitple question test only.
Whether you're an individual or a company, we tailor training to match your goals, industry, and skill gaps—no one-size-fits-all here.
Learn directly from experienced professionals, including veterans and industry leaders, who bring frontline insight to every lesson.
From pre-assessments to job placement connections, we help guide your journey from learning to leading in the cybersecurity and IT world.
Delivering top-tier solutions and expert guidance to meet diverse client needs worldwide.
Quality service and expertise at competitive rates, ensuring value without compromise.
Join forces with iCyber Enterprises to develop a high-performing team equipped with the skills, mindset, and confidence to lead in cybersecurity and business management. Our professional training programs are designed to cultivate top-tier talent—so you don’t just fill roles, you build a team of winners.
This course introduces students to the fundamental principles and practices of digital forensics, with a focus on investigating computer-related crimes and responding to cybersecurity incidents.
Students will explore the methodologies used to collect, analyze, recover, and preserve digital evidence in a forensically sound manner. Key topics include forensic procedures, legal considerations, evidence handling, and investigative techniques for identifying, documenting, and analyzing cybercrime activity.
Designed to build both theoretical understanding and practical skills, the course prepares students to support digital investigations in law enforcement, corporate, or government environments.
This course provides a foundational overview of ethical hacking principles, tools, and techniques, focusing on penetration testing and incident response.
Students will explore the evolution of hacking, review essential networking protocols such as TCP/IP, and examine key concepts in cryptology as they relate to information security. Topics include footprinting and reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, exploitation methods, web and database attacks, wireless breaches, malware analysis, traffic inspection, and defensive countermeasures.
Through interactive discussions, hands-on labs, and a real-world project, students will learn to identify system vulnerabilities, execute and defend against simulated cyberattacks, and develop incident response strategies. By the end, learners will be equipped to assess and improve the security posture of organizational systems.
This course introduces students to Python as a powerful tool for automating and enhancing cybersecurity tasks.
Covering Python fundamentals and practical scripting techniques, students will learn how to write scripts for log analysis, file manipulation, network scanning, and basic threat detection. No prior programming experience is required, making this course ideal for aspiring cybersecurity professionals.
Through hands-on labs and real-world projects, students will gain experience using Python libraries like Scapy and Requests to build custom tools for penetration testing, forensics, and automation. By the end of the course, learners will have a working portfolio of scripts and a solid foundation in applying Python to solve real cybersecurity challenges.
This course introduces students to the principles of information systems compliance, emphasizing the importance of aligning IT operations with internal policies, industry standards, and external regulatory requirements.
Students will gain an understanding of the information assurance process and explore how compliance, risk management, and governance intersect to protect organizational assets and ensure accountability.
Key areas of instruction include U.S. compliance laws and frameworks, IT audit planning and execution, and the evaluation of compliance across the seven domains of a typical IT infrastructure. The course also covers ethics, professional development, and certifications relevant to IT auditors. Through practical insights and applied learning, students will develop the skills necessary to assess IT environments, support audit readiness, and contribute to an organization’s overall compliance strategy.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to risk management within the context of information systems. Students will examine how risks, threats, and vulnerabilities affect organizational security and explore methodologies for assessing and managing risk to ensure system resilience.
Key topics include defining acceptable risk levels, conducting business impact analyses (BIA), and developing business continuity plans (BCP), disaster recovery plans (DRP), and computer incident response team (CIRT) strategies.
Through practical case studies and scenario-based learning, students will gain the knowledge and tools needed to protect critical assets and support organizational recovery in the face of disruptions.
This course explores the development, implementation, and management of security policies essential to protecting and maintaining organizational networks.
Students will examine key policy areas including password management, email usage, and Internet access, while also addressing broader issues such as organizational behavior and crisis management. Instruction focuses on understanding security policy requirements, establishing a policy framework, and creating policies that align with organizational goals and compliance standards. The course also covers implementation challenges and the application of security controls to enforce policy effectively. By the end of the course, students will be prepared to design, evaluate, and implement security policies that support robust information security programs.
This course provides a practical introduction to the Linux operating system for beginners, focusing on both command-line and graphical user interface (GUI) environments.
Students will gain hands-on experience with the essential tools and techniques used daily by Linux users and system administrators. Key topics include Linux software and hardware components, the boot process, file and filesystem management, disk partitioning, network configuration, and basic system security.
By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the foundational skills needed to navigate, manage, and operate within any major Linux distribution with confidence.
This course explores the principles and practices of securing Linux-based platforms and open-source applications.
Students will examine common threats to Linux environments and learn how to implement effective security measures to protect systems and data. Topics include user and software management, kernel-level security, risk mitigation strategies, and techniques for identifying and responding to security breaches.
Through a combination of in-depth discussions, hands-on lab exercises, and a comprehensive course-long project, students will gain practical experience in hardening Linux systems and applying best practices in real-world scenarios. Upon completion, learners will be prepared to assess and enhance the security posture of Linux environments in professional settings.
This course provides an in-depth examination of the evolving cyberwarfare landscape, exploring both offensive and defensive techniques used in modern digital conflicts.
Students will study military cyber doctrine, intelligence operations, and the legal and ethical frameworks that govern cyber engagements. Emphasis is placed on the technologies, strategies, and procedures used to protect endpoints, networks, and critical data.
Learners will gain the ability to identify and analyze threats and vulnerabilities, assess risk, and develop effective mitigation strategies. By the end of the course, students will understand the strategic role of cyberwarfare in national defense and global security.
This course examines the development and implementation of security policies essential to maintaining and protecting organizational networks.
Students will explore key policy areas including password management, email usage, and Internet access, with an emphasis on aligning policy with security best practices and regulatory requirements. The course also addresses the human and organizational dimensions of cybersecurity, including behavior management and crisis response planning.
By integrating policy frameworks with real-world organizational challenges, students will gain the skills needed to design, assess, and enforce effective security policies that support both technical and administrative controls.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to risk management within the context of information systems.
Students will examine how risks, threats, and vulnerabilities affect organizational security and explore methodologies for assessing and managing risk to ensure system resilience. Key topics include defining acceptable risk levels, conducting business impact analyses (BIA), and developing business continuity plans (BCP), disaster recovery plans (DRP), and computer incident response team (CIRT) strategies.
Through practical case studies and scenario-based learning, students will gain the knowledge and tools needed to protect critical assets and support organizational recovery in the face of disruptions.
This course introduces students to the principles of information systems compliance, emphasizing the importance of aligning IT operations with internal policies, industry standards, and external regulatory requirements.
Students will gain an understanding of the information assurance process and explore how compliance, risk management, and governance intersect to protect organizational assets and ensure accountability.
Key areas of instruction include U.S. compliance laws and frameworks, IT audit planning and execution, and the evaluation of compliance across the seven domains of a typical IT infrastructure. The course also covers ethics, professional development, and certifications relevant to IT auditors. Through practical insights and applied learning, students will develop the skills necessary to assess IT environments, support audit readiness, and contribute to an organization’s overall compliance strategy.
