This program equips candidates with in-depth knowledge of cybersecurity principles, advanced threat detection, and leadership in securing modern digital infrastructures—covering ...
both technical expertise and strategic governance.
Master the science and strategy of digital defense with our specialized 50-question exam, designed for professionals seeking the prestigious Chartered Cyber Security Analyst designation from the Global Academy of Finance and Management (GAFM).
This program equips candidates with in-depth knowledge of cybersecurity principles, advanced threat detection, and leadership in securing modern digital infrastructures—covering both technical expertise and strategic governance.
Course Format
Total Modules: 10
Duration: 35 minutes
Assignment: Scenario-based exercises, penetration testing labs, and real-world case studies integrated into the course
Question Types:
True/False: Test your knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks, legal requirements, and core security concepts.
Multiple Choice: Assess your understanding of threat detection, incident response, and network protection strategies.
Single Choice: Identify the most effective solutions for security operations, digital forensics, and governance challenges.
Modules Overview
Foundations of Cybersecurity – Threat Landscape, Frameworks, and Core Concepts Learn the fundamentals of cybersecurity, explore the global threat landscape, and understand frameworks such as NIST CSF and ISO/IEC 27001.
Network Security and Infrastructure Protection – Firewalls, IDS/IPS, VPNs, and Cloud Security Build expertise in securing physical and virtual infrastructures, implementing advanced firewall rules, intrusion detection, and secure VPN solutions.
Cyber Threat Intelligence & Incident Response – Threat Detection, Cyber Forensics, and Incident Handling Acquire the skills to detect, investigate, and respond to cyber incidents using structured playbooks and forensic techniques.
Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing – Vulnerability Assessment and Testing Techniques Learn penetration testing methodologies aligned with EC-Council and CREST best practices to identify and remediate vulnerabilities.
Malware Analysis and Digital Forensics – Investigating Cybercrimes and Evidence Handling Understand malware behaviors, reverse engineering basics, and best practices for evidence collection and preservation.
Cybersecurity Risk Management – Identifying and Mitigating Risks Using Best Practices Apply risk assessment models, prioritize mitigation efforts, and integrate cyber risk management into business strategy.
Compliance, Regulations, and Legal Frameworks – GDPR, ISO 27001, NIST, and Cybersecurity Laws Examine legal obligations, compliance strategies, and how to align security policies with regulatory requirements.
Secure Software Development & Application Security – Securing Applications and SDLC Principles Implement security throughout the software development lifecycle, including secure coding, testing, and deployment practices.
Cloud and IoT Security – Addressing Vulnerabilities in Emerging Technologies Secure cloud platforms, IoT ecosystems, and hybrid environments against advanced threats and misconfigurations.
Cybersecurity Leadership & Strategy – Managing Security Operations and Governance Frameworks Lead security teams, develop governance structures, and align security strategy with organizational objectives.
Target Audience
Cybersecurity Analysts: Professionals safeguarding systems and networks against threats.
IT Security Managers: Leaders managing cybersecurity programs and operational defenses.
Incident Responders: Specialists handling breaches, intrusions, and forensic investigations.
Compliance and Risk Officers: Professionals ensuring adherence to cybersecurity laws and frameworks.
Software Developers: Engineers integrating secure coding into development pipelines.
Comprehensive Expertise: Gain technical mastery across network defense, threat intelligence, and secure development.
Practical Skills: Apply hands-on tools for penetration testing, malware analysis, and cloud security.
Strategic Leadership: Develop the ability to design governance frameworks and lead security operations.
Global Recognition: Earn a certification aligned with industry standards from NIST, ISO/IEC, and EC-Council guidelines.
Career Mobility: Qualify for senior security roles in corporate, governmental, and consultancy environments.
The Chartered Cyber Security Analyst certification equips you to navigate today’s evolving cyber threat landscape with the technical precision, strategic insight, and leadership required to protect critical assets in the digital era.
