What is the definition of Cybersecurity?

Cybersecurity refers to the practice of protecting computer systems, networks, and data from unauthorised access, theft, damage, or disruption. It involves implementing measures to prevent and detect threats, as well as responding to and recovering from security incidents. With the increasing reliance on digital systems and information, cybersecurity has become crucial to ensuring the privacy, integrity, and availability of digital assets.

How many students typically attend a Cybersecurity Training Course?

The number of students attending a Cybersecurity training course can vary, but our classes generally have 5-8 participants. To maintain a high level of training quality and encourage active participation and discussion, we cap our classes at 10 students.

Where is the Cybersecurity Training held?

The Cybersecurity training courses are delivered remotely at AEST/AEDT-friendly times. 

Is this course delivered by Nexacu or Lumify Work?

This course is delivered by Lumify Work who are an Official ISC2 Training Partner in Australia and New Zealand. As business divisions, our Nexacu students now have the added benefit of attending all courses across our different business divisions - with the same high-quality training.