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Visiminds Learn: hands-on training

Hands-on courses in cybersecurity, cyber forensics, secure coding (Writing software in ways that avoid common security weaknesses.) and databases. For police, enterprise staff and security professionals.

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Three learners at screens work through scenario cards, and a trainer points to a board of topics: cybersecurity, cyber forensics, secure coding and databases

Built around practice

Courses are built around real tools and real cases, for people who will use them at work.

100+tools for cybersecurity and forensics
75+analysis and investigation techniques
100+real scenarios and activities

Across our cybersecurity and cyber forensics courses.

What we teach

Four subjects. Each course is shaped for the group that takes it.

Cybersecurity

Tools, techniques and approaches, and how to recognise threat actor (A person or group that carries out attacks.) behaviour and attack vectors (The way an attacker gets into a system, such as a weak password or an unsafe link.).

Cyber forensics

Evidence handling, and how to automate the tools you already use. Advanced topics such as malware analysis (Studying harmful software to learn what it does and how to detect it.), voice forensics (Examining recorded speech as evidence, for example to compare voices.) and triage (Sorting evidence or alerts by urgency, so the most important are looked at first.).

Secure coding

Writing code that avoids common security weaknesses.

Databases

Hands-on training in databases, one of the areas we work in.

Who it is for

Police

Courses for each group in the police and other law enforcement, from officers to their leaders.

Enterprise staff

Courses for IT users and for managers.

Security professionals

Skills that keep up with new threats and threat intelligence (Current information about attackers and their methods.).

Incident responders

Techniques to identify, analyse and investigate an incident.

Forensic science laboratories

Training for scene of crime officers (Scene of crime officer. The officer who collects evidence where a crime took place.) and investigators, in forensic science laboratories (Forensic Science Laboratory. A laboratory that examines evidence for the police and courts.) and regional laboratories (Regional Forensic Science Laboratory. A forensic science laboratory that serves one region.).

How courses are arranged

A career line with four stops for courses, new recruits, before promotion, after promotion and refreshers, with single modules and orientation sessions shown below it

Courses along a career

Courses are arranged for each group: for new recruits, before and after a promotion, and as refreshers.

Course types

  • New recruits
  • Before promotion
  • After promotion
  • Refreshers
  • Single modules
  • Orientation

Practise on a cyber range

A practice network where an attack runs in five numbered steps, from reconnaissance to data theft, and a SIEM panel beside it that shows an alert for each step

OptikRange

OptikRange is our modular (Built from separate parts, so parts can be added or changed.) cyber range (A practice network where people learn to attack and defend safely.): a practice network where learners run attacks safely, follow them step by step, and watch the alerts they raise in a SIEM (Security information and event management. The system that collects security alerts and logs in one place.).

Who it is for

  • Students
  • SOC (Security operations centre. The team that watches for attacks and responds to them.) analysts in training
  • Instructors
  • Police

Four levels

  • Beginner
  • Intermediate
  • Advanced
  • Expert
About OptikRange

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Tell us who you want to train and what they need to learn. Write to info@visiminds.com.

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