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◢ Career Paths

Don't buy a course. Follow a path to a job.

A career path sequences the right certifications, in the right order, with a capstone, so you finish ready for a named, in-demand role. One enrollment, one focus: career readiness.

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A guided journey, not a pile of courses.

How a path works.

1 · Sequenced certifications

The exact programs to take, in the order that builds real competence. No guesswork.

2 · A capstone

Finish by building an end-to-end portfolio piece employers and recruiters can actually see.

3 · A named role

Every path points at a specific, in-demand job title, and the skills to land it.

Choose your path

Every role, grouped by category.

The paths below are live and enrollable today, each bundling its certifications below the price of buying them separately. Roles marked “coming soon” are on the roadmap.

1

Cybersecurity & GRC

3 live
Outcome → Penetration TesterIntermediate–Advanced

Penetration Tester Path

Aspiring offensive security professionals who want to test systems the way an attacker would, safely and under authorization, then report what they find.

  • Plan and scope an authorized penetration test with clear rules of engagement
  • Find, exploit, and chain vulnerabilities across networks, hosts, and Active Directory in a lab
  • Test web applications against the OWASP Top 10 and write findings developers can actually fix

$1,050 or 3× $350

Save $97 vs. courses separately

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The journey

  1. 1

    Penetration Testing Foundations

    Methodology, scoping, and the rules

  2. 2

    Exploitation & Post-Exploitation

    Exploit and move, in the lab

  3. 3

    Web Application Penetration Testing

    OWASP Top 10 with Burp Suite

  4. Capstone: run an authorized pentest and report it

    A scoped engagement plan, exploited findings from the lab, and a professional penetration test report with remediation guidance

Outcome → Security EngineerIntermediate–Advanced

Security Engineer Path

Technical defenders who want to design, build, and automate the controls that keep an organization secure.

  • Design defense in depth across network, host, and identity
  • Implement the control stack: IAM, encryption and PKI, logging and SIEM, and endpoint protection
  • Automate security with infrastructure-as-code, SOAR, and detection-as-code

$1,000 or 3× $333

Save $97 vs. courses separately

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The journey

  1. 1

    Security Engineering Foundations

    Defense in depth and hardening

  2. 2

    Implementing Security Controls

    IAM, PKI, SIEM, and endpoints

  3. 3

    Security Automation & Engineering at Scale

    IaC security, SOAR, detection-as-code

  4. Capstone: engineer a secured environment

    A hardened reference design, an implemented control set, and an automation that enforces or detects a control as code

Outcome → IAM EngineerIntermediate–Advanced

Identity & Access Engineer Path

People who like systems, order and getting access exactly right: a route into one of security's most in-demand specialisms, from service desk or career change.

  • Explain authentication, authorization and the identity lifecycle with confidence
  • Design role models and access reviews that survive an audit
  • Engineer federation, single sign-on and provisioning that actually works
  • Secure privileged access and the machine identities nobody is watching

$1,199 or 3× $439

Save $298 vs. courses separately

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The journey

  1. 1

    Cybersecurity Foundations

    The core concepts and landscape every security role stands on.

  2. 2

    Professional Certificate in Identity & Access Management

    Authentication, access models, directories, single sign-on and the joiner-mover-leaver lifecycle.

  3. 3

    Professional Certificate in IAM Engineering

    Zero trust architecture, federation, governance platforms, privileged and non-human identity.

  4. 4

    Microsoft SC-300 Prep

    The identity administrator credential employers name directly.

  5. Capstone: identity engineering roadmap

    Target architecture, federation design, governance workflow and privileged access plan.

2

Federal & Defense

1 live
Outcome → ISSO / Security Control AssessorIntermediate–Advanced

ISSO & Security Assessor Path

Those targeting federal information-system security roles, running the NIST RMF and assessing controls toward an authorization.

  • Run the NIST Risk Management Framework end to end (SP 800-37)
  • Author SSP control implementation statements and a Security Assessment Report
  • Perform ISSO duties: categorization, POA&Ms and continuous monitoring

$1,399 or 4× $379

Save $297 vs. courses separately

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The journey

  1. 1

    Cybersecurity Foundations

    The core concepts & landscape

  2. 2

    NIST RMF Implementation

    Categorize → authorize → monitor

  3. 3

    ISSO Training

    The day-to-day ISSO role

  4. Capstone: RMF authorization package

    Categorization memo, SSP sections, SAR finding and POA&M

5

Data & Analytics

1 live
Outcome → Data ScientistIntermediate–Advanced

Data Scientist Path

Analysts and engineers who want to model data, run experiments, and drive decisions with science.

  • Apply the data science process with statistics and Python
  • Build and evaluate machine learning models with scikit-learn
  • Design experiments, communicate results, and deploy models responsibly

$1100 or 3× $367

Save $147 vs. courses separately

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The journey

  1. 1

    Data Science Foundations

    Process, stats, and Python

  2. 2

    Machine Learning for Data Science

    Models and evaluation

  3. 3

    Data Science in Practice

    Experiments, deployment, ethics

  4. Capstone: deliver a data science project

    An end-to-end project with exploratory analysis, a trained and evaluated model, and a stakeholder writeup

Every path is backed by

Hands-on labs. A capstone. A real role.

Add 1:1 coaching and resume support to any path, and finish ready to apply with confidence.

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