Training designed and delivered by a practising security researcher and Associate Professor — heavy on labs, light on slideware. Built for students, staff, and teams who want skills they can actually use.
Every module is anchored to a hands-on lab. You break something, understand why, then defend it.
Content comes from someone who publishes and practises in the field — not a recycled slide deck.
Participants receive a certificate of completion they can add to a resume or portfolio.
Structured tracks that take you from fundamentals to hands-on offensive and investigative skills.
Core concepts every professional should know — threats, safe practices, passwords & MFA, phishing, and how attacks actually unfold.
Recon, scanning, exploitation, and reporting — using Nmap, Burp Suite, and Metasploit against safe, purpose-built lab targets.
Evidence acquisition, disk and memory analysis, and timeline reconstruction with tools like Autopsy and Volatility.
Investigating fraud, phishing, and account-takeover cases — OSINT, tracing, and documenting findings responsibly.
Write code that resists attack — the OWASP Top 10, input handling, authentication, and secure-by-design thinking.
Short, practical sessions for staff and students — spotting phishing, protecting accounts, and safe everyday habits.
One-to-two day intensive sessions on a focused topic — ideal for teams, clubs, and departments that want a concentrated, hands-on burst.
Semester-aligned programs, faculty development, and student bootcamps — delivered by a serving Associate Professor who understands academic requirements.
Tell us your audience and goals, and we'll shape a program around them.