Course Objectives

What you'll set out to achieve

  • ✦Configure firewalls, access control lists, and network segmentation at a professional level
  • ✦Apply network automation fundamentals using Python and Ansible
  • ✦Understand where AI fits into modern network operations
  • ✦Prepare for entry-to-mid-level network security or NOC roles
Who This Is For

Target Audience

  • →Students, freshers, and working professionals willing to switch domain
  • →Level 1/2 graduates ready for their next step
  • →IT staff wanting to deepen their understanding of network security
Program Structure

2 specialisation tracks

Keep networks secure, monitored, and increasingly self-managing.

2
Tracks
Level 3
Stage
Secure
Goal
1
Track at a time
TRACK 3

Network Security & Firewall Engineering

Firewall rules, ACLs, and segmentation for defending real network infrastructure.

TRACK 4

Network Automation & AI Operations

Automating network configuration and monitoring using Python, Ansible, and AI-assisted tooling.

Technologies Covered

Tools & Frameworks

Industry-standard tools used by real practitioners — so what you learn here transfers directly to the job.

pfSenseWiresharkPythonAnsibleCisco IOS
Where This Takes You

Career opportunities

Graduates of a Level 3 track are prepared for entry-to-mid-level roles including:

Network Security EngineerNOC EngineerInfrastructure Engineer
Want The Full Credential?

Diploma in Networking →

Combine all three levels for the complete, capstone-backed diploma.

FAQs

Common questions

Do I need Levels 1 and 2 first?

Recommended, not mandatory — working professionals with an existing networking or security baseline can enter directly.

How many levels and tracks are there in total?

Three levels and four advanced specialisation tracks across Levels 2 and 3: Enterprise Networking, Cloud Networking, Network Security & Firewall Engineering, and Network Automation & AI Operations.

Can this help with CCNA or Network+ certification?

This program is designed with industry frameworks in mind and covers significant overlap with CCNA and CompTIA Network+ syllabi.

Keep networks safe and self-managing.

Security and automation, taught hands-on with the same tools used in real network operations centers.