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10 courses Investigate and explain Turn evidence into threat intelligenceLearn to collect, evaluate, analyze and communicate cyber threat intelligence and open-source evidence for defensible decisions.
8 courses Detect and respond Build sharper security operationsPractice alert triage, detection engineering, network and endpoint analysis, incident response and evidence-led handoffs.
21 courses Design for trust Secure the systems modern teams depend onConnect cloud architecture, identity controls and software supply-chain assurance to the operational decisions that keep services trustworthy.
3 courses Protect people Make safer decisions under pressureRecognize manipulation, interrupt social-engineering scripts and build security habits that work in realistic, high-pressure moments.
4 coursesLearning focus Explain in plain language why generative AI can be useful without possessing guaranteed truth or understanding.
Best for Individuals and teams building a foundation for responsible AI use.
Explore course : AI Awareness FundamentalsLearning focus Describe what cookies are, how they work, and why they are essential for modern web browsing.
Best for Beginners who want to understand browser state and everyday web-security risks.
Explore course : Cookies & Cyber Threats: A Beginner's Guide to Session SecurityLearning focus Explain how data, information, intelligence, and decisions differ in a defensive security workflow.
Best for Learners beginning intelligence-led security work.
Explore course : Cyber Intelligence FoundationsLearning focus Explain how attackers turn attention, trust, software, and reused credentials into access.
Best for Individuals and teams developing everyday cybersecurity awareness.
Explore course : Cyber Security Awareness FundamentalsLearning focus Explain how cyber threat intelligence differs from raw data, information, security reporting, and unsupported opinion.
Best for Learners ready to develop a structured cyber threat intelligence method.
Explore course : Cyber Threat Intelligence Foundations: From Evidence to DecisionLearning focus Recognize at least three common psychological triggers that attackers use to create urgency, trust, or fear in messages, and identify when those triggers are being used on you.
Best for Individuals and teams handling requests, uncertainty and pressure in everyday work.
Explore course : Human Risk Under Pressure: Decisions That Protect You and Your TeamLearning focus Define infostealers and explain why they have become the primary threat in the modern cybercriminal ecosystem.
Best for Security learners examining credential and session-theft threats.
Explore course : Infostealers: The Modern Key to Your Digital KingdomLearning focus Understand the basic definition and purpose of Cyber Threat Intelligence.
Best for Beginners exploring cyber threat intelligence for the first time.
Explore course : Introduction to Cyber Threat IntelligenceLearning focus Identify the decision, asset, and trust signal an attacker is attempting to control in a social-engineering scenario.
Best for Individuals and teams facing suspicious requests across email, messaging, voice and other channels.
Explore course : Social Engineering: Break the ScriptLearning focus By the end of this course, learners will be able to describe the seven layers of the OSI model in order, explain the function of each layer with examples of protocols and devices, and trace how data is encapsulated and decapsulated as it moves through the stack.
Best for Beginners building the networking foundation needed for security learning.
Explore course : The OSI Model for Beginners: Networking Fundamentals ExplainedLearning focus Explain how Purview data governance, data security, compliance, Microsoft 365, identity, permissions, endpoints, and AI controls form one bounded architecture.
Best for Microsoft 365 administrators, security and compliance practitioners, data stewards and technical leaders.
Explore course : Microsoft Purview Complete Course: Data Security, Governance, Compliance, and AILearning focus By the end of this course, learners will be able to design, build, test, tune, and operate threat detections using modern telemetry sources, detection logic, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and adversary emulation.
Best for Security learners and practitioners seeking an overview of the detection lifecycle.
Explore course : Detection Engineering: From Telemetry to Tuned Detections