• Duration

    9 Months

  • Start Date

    Every Month

  • Hours of instruction

    4 hours/day (evening classes available)

  • Delivery mode

    Online

    Cyber Security Diploma

    Program Overview 
    Step into the world of cyber defense with our intensive Cyber Security Diploma program. Designed to equip learners with cutting-edge skills in network protection, digital forensics, cryptography, and information security, this diploma prepares students to mitigate cyber threats in today’s digital-first society.

    You’ll gain critical insight into:

    • Real-world cyberattack methodologies
    • Security policy development and implementation
    • System auditing and forensic investigation
    • Cryptographic systems and data privacy protections

    Our curriculum emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical competencies, preparing graduates for careers in private, public, and international sectors.
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    — Course Modules

    The demand for security professionals with skills to protect systems from attack continues to grow. Completing this diploma program will not only give you the skills to maintain computer and network systems but will give you the ability to design and configure these systems and optimize them to protect them from attack.

    Network Security

    This module provides an introduction to computer security, networking fundamentals, and the internet's role in cyber vulnerabilities. Students explore attack methods, malicious logic, encryption, and auditing systems. Topics include cyberterrorism, information warfare, and forensic approaches, equipping learners to tackle modern cyber threats through policy development and security technologies.

    Computer Cryptography and Digital Steganography

    This course covers core mathematical concepts, cryptographic protocols, and key management systems, focusing on theoretical and applied aspects. Students examine attacks on cryptosystems, steganography principles, and conclude with big data security and digital information hiding techniques, emphasizing legal and ethical considerations in data protection.

    Digital Forensic Systems

    This module introduces students to the fundamentals of computer forensics, including investigative methods for Windows file systems, mobile platforms, and networks. It emphasizes practical skills such as documenting investigations and using forensic tools to retrieve and secure digital evidence in compliance with regulatory standards.

    Security Architecture and Design

    Students gain insight into the design and evaluation of secure digital infrastructures. The course examines access control, database protection, web and application security, vulnerability assessments, and trusted code review. Emphasis is placed on understanding attack vectors and designing resilient systems that align with industry frameworks and policy standards.

    Admission Requirements 

    General Entry
    Domestic Students:
    • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent OR
    • Minimum age of 18 and successful completion of the Wonderlic SLE test

    International Students:
    • IELTS 5.0 or equivalent English proficiency OR
    • Successful interview with a Blue College Admissions Advisor

    Technical Requirements:
    • Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) for hands-on technical engagement

    Note:
    • Admissions are open year-round with flexible intake opportunities.
    • Admissions do not issue Study permit or Student Visa at this moment

    Program Fees

    Application Fee CAD $50
    Tuition CAD $18,000
    Book Fees CAD $1,500
    Registration Fee CAD $250
    Total  CAD $19,800

    Career Opportunities for Cybersecurity Diploma Graduates

    Graduates of our Cybersecurity Diploma Program are well-equipped to enter the rapidly growing field of information security. With hands-on training, industry-relevant skills, and a strong foundation in cybersecurity principles, our students are prepared for a variety of in-demand roles across Canada.

    Cybersecurity Analyst

    Monitor and defend networks against cyber threats, analyze incidents, and implement security measures.
    Average Salary: $65,000–$85,000/year

    Junior Risk Analyst (IT Systems Monitoring)

    Identify vulnerabilities in IT systems and help organizations mitigate risks.
    Average Salary: $45,000–$50,000/year

    Information Security Analyst

    Support the development and enforcement of security policies, conduct audits, and assist in compliance efforts.

     Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst

    Work in real-time to detect, analyze, and respond to cybersecurity incidents using advanced monitoring tools.

    Compliance Analyst

    Ensure organizations meet regulatory and security standards, and promote cybersecurity awareness.

    Security Developer (DevSecOps)

    Integrate security into software development processes, especially in cloud and DevOps environments.

    Ready to secure your future in cybersecurity?
    Connect with an Admissions Advisor today to begin your application or book an interview.

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