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Cybersecurity & Cloud Professional

Make the switch to Cybersecurity and Cloud Professional training with this 81-week diploma program. Through hands-on training in small class sizes, build skills to confidently manage interconnected infrastructure, cloud environments, and security requirements.

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    Type

    Diploma

    Duration

    81 Weeks

    Internship

    12 Weeks

    About Our Cybersecurity and Cloud Professional Program

    Build practical skills across IT infrastructure, cloud computing, automation, networking, and cybersecurity. In this 81-week diploma program, you will learn how to configure, secure, automate, and manage desktop, server, network, and cloud environments.

    Through hands-on labs, practical projects, and simulated enterprise scenarios, you will gain experience with Windows and Linux administration, infrastructure services, virtualization, containerized applications, Cisco and wireless technologies, vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, incident response, and cloud operations. 

    The program includes a 12-week, 240-hour internship, giving you the opportunity to apply your skills in a professional workplace and gain valuable industry experience before graduating. 

    The program also prepares you to pursue eligible industry-recognized certification exams from CompTIA, Cisco, CWNA, and Microsoft.  

    In this program, you will learn how to use online resources, advanced search techniques, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to support technical problem-solving and complete industry-focused tasks where applicable. 

    Click here to learn more about AI and how it is used in our technology programs.

    The program is delivered through live, instructor-led Online Remote classes, providing the flexibility of remote learning with real-time interaction and support from experienced instructors.

    Career Opportunities

    Upon earning our diploma in information technology, you will qualify for a wide range of positions including:

    • PC Support Technician
    • Desktop Administrator
    • Windows 10 Administrator
    • Windows Server Administrator
    • Active Directory Administrator
    • Project Manager
    • Network Administrator
    • Cisco Administrator
    • Linux Administrator
    • Security Specialist
    • SQL Database Administrator
    • Email Server Administrator
    • Exchange Server Administrator
    • Wireless LAN Administrator
    • Cybersecurity Analyst
    • Cybersecurity Administrator

    Employers Who Have Hired Our Information Technology Professional Grads

    • Next Dimension
    • St. Joseph Healthcare
    • Nexxus
    • Siemens IT
    • IBM Canada
    • TD Canada Trust
    • Bell Canada
    • Ricoh Canada 
    • Tech Alliance

    Salary

    89 %

    Employment rate*

    $ 47

    Average Wage/HR**

    $ 73

    High Wage/HR**

    *Employment Rate based on 2024 contactable triOS graduates employed in a related field within 12 months.

    Source: workingincanada.gc.ca

    NOC Code: 21220, 21221, 21222- **Wage data is rounded down to the nearest dollar. Average wage doesn't reflect the starting salary but represents the middle value between lowest to highest wages. Local (or regional) income may vary. Last updated in November 2025.

    Program Details

    Build practical, job-ready skills in cybersecurity, cloud computing, networking, automation, and infrastructure administration with the Cybersecurity and Cloud Professional + Internship diploma program at triOS College. 

    This 81-week program is delivered through live, instructor-led Online Remote classes and includes a 12-week internship. Through hands-on labs, projects, and simulated enterprise scenarios, students gain training in: 

    • PC support and Windows administration  
    • Windows Server and Active Directory  
    • Network and Linux administration  
    • Infrastructure services and server management  
    • Cloud computing, virtualization, and automation  
    • Cisco and wireless network technologies  
    • Enterprise security and incident response  
    • Vulnerability assessments and penetration testing  

    Students also complete digital literacy, student success, and career preparation courses to support academic and employment readiness. 

    When you enroll in this program, you will receive: 

    • A registered and approved diploma  
    • A 12-week, 240-hour internship  
    • Eight certification exam vouchers for eligible certifications*  
    • Hands-on labs, projects, and simulated workplace scenarios  
    • Half-day classes and small class sizes  
    • Instruction and support from qualified instructors  
    • Career services and job search assistance  
    • Alumni program benefits 

    Students who successfully complete this program will be eligible to write certification examinations leading to the following designations: 

    • CompTIA A+ (2 vouchers)  
    • CompTIA IT Project+  
    • CompTIA Network+  
    • CompTIA Linux+  
    • CompTIA Security+  
    • CompTIA Server+  
    • CompTIA Cloud+  
    • CompTIA CySA+  
    • CompTIA PenTest+  
    • CompTIA SecurityX, formerly CASP+  
    • Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)  
    • Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA)  
    • Microsoft Desktop Administrator Associate (MDAA): Windows 10 (2 vouchers)  

    These certification paths include fifteen (15) individual certification examinations. Students will receive eight (8) certification exam vouchers to use toward the certifications they choose to pursue. 

    Course Listings
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    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Advanced Network Technologies
    In this course students learn the configuration and support of Cisco routers, switches, and services. Additionally, students explore the design, configuration, and management of WLANs and other wireless technologies. Students will also leverage AI tools to generate an industry grade Wi-Fi infrastructure proposal for a campus location . This course covers the concepts tested on the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) and Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA) certification exams.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Cybersecurity and Cloud Professional Internship
    The 240-hour, 12-week internship offers hands-on experience in a professional setting, enabling you to apply the knowledge and skills gained in the Cybersecurity and Cloud Professional program. During the internship, you will gain industry experience, work with various technologies, and engage with professionals in the field. This practicum bridges the gap between classroom learning and career readiness.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Career Planning and Preparation - Level 1
    This course will introduce you to and provide practice in using the tools required for a successful job search. The concepts covered in this course will help you maintain a career-focused approach throughout your studies so that you are better prepared to conduct a job search after graduating. Specifically, you will learn how to identify your soft and hard skills and how to articulate your abilities in a clear and concise Elevator Pitch that will appeal to employers and resonate with industry contacts. You will learn about the job search resources available to you including using career websites, creating LinkedIn profiles, accessing the “hidden” job market, and networking. You will examine sample résumés and cover letters and begin the process of creating your own professional résumés and cover letters that align with current conventions for content, organization, and formatting. You will also learn about the role of references, thank you letters, workplace philosophies, and strategies for success including maintaining a professional image and using proper etiquette when communicating with potential employers and industry contacts.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Career Planning and Preparation – Level 2
    This course builds on concepts and skills introduced in the Career Planning and Preparation Level 1 course. In this subsequent course, you will update and refine your résumé and LinkedIn Profile. You will continue writing cover letters and learn the value of customizing cover letters to specific job postings. You will have the opportunity to apply this knowledge as you conduct a job search and write a cover letter tailored to an ideal job post. Through research, you will create a list of top employers and target current industry opportunities. You will learn about current methods for applying to job postings using technology. You will also gain an understanding of the job interview process, typical interview questions and possible responses, and expectations of both the interviewer and interviewee. In addition, you will engage in practical application of the interview process through role-play. Topics such as negotiating salary, self-management, and on-the-job success for placements and post-graduate employment will be also covered.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Cybersecurity
    This course covers the procedures used to design, implement, and audit security within an enterprise environment, as well as detect, respond to, and investigate security breaches. During the course, students perform detailed vulnerability assessments and penetration tests on target systems and networks, as well as leverage AI tools to generate an industry grade security assessment that summarizes the results and remediation actions.  Moreover, this course covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst+, Pentest+, and CASP certification exams.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Digital Literacy for Professionals
    This course introduces essential concepts and principles for navigating and working in a digital environment. Key topics include using devices, managing information, creating and editing content, communicating and collaborating with digital tools, and ensuring online safety and responsibility. You will also apply best practices for folder organization and file naming conventions.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. IT Service & Project Management
    You will gain an understanding of business processes and communication, as well as time and project management skills that are vital for success in today’s IT industry. Through the use of examples, demonstrations, and activities, you will examine the strategies and techniques that are commonly used within the IT industry, with a focus on ITIL processes and project management. Additionally, you will leverage AI tools to produce several industry grade deliverables for a complete IT project.  This course also covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Project+ certification.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Linux Administration
    Linux provides the foundation for many systems today including embedded and mobile devices, supercomputers, and the cloud. In this course, students learn how to install, configure, and manage Linux systems and the network services that they run. Moreover, this course covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Linux+ certification.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Managing Infrastructure Services
    Most job roles within organizations today require access to information provided by Web, database, and email services. This course introduces the concepts and procedures required to install, manage, and support SQL database servers, as well as email and Web services. Additionally, students leverage AI to generate SQL databases and websites .
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Network Administration
    In this course, students examine the theory and concepts required to successfully administer and troubleshoot IP-based computer networks and network technologies. Moreover, this course covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Network+ certification.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. PC Support
    This course introduces you to the essential operating system skills required of a PC support technician, and covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA A+ certification. More specifically, you will learn how to configure, troubleshoot, and maintain both computer hardware and the Windows family of desktop operating systems. Additionally, you will examine the basic configuration of Linux, macOS, and mobile operating systems.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Server, Cloud and Automation Technologies
    In this course, students learn how to deploy and manage servers, both on-premises and within a cloud environment. More specifically, students learn how to provision servers, automate server deployment and configuration, leverage AI tools to generation automation scripts , as well as manage virtual machines and containerized applications using open source frameworks and technologies. Furthermore, this course covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Server+ and Cloud+ certifications.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Security Fundamentals
    This course covers the core concepts that provide for security within an enterprise environment. Focus will be placed on the common security tools and procedures that every IT professional must know when working with technology in an organization. Moreover, this course covers the concepts tested on the CompTIA Security+ certification.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Student Success Strategies
    This course stresses the importance of developing non-technical skills to enhance personal, academic, and career success. The course will address strategies that are important for all adult learners, such as managing finances, maintaining health and wellness, understanding learning styles, setting goals, and honing practical study skills (such as memory, reading, and test-taking techniques). In addition, this course emphasizes strategies needed to succeed in your program, such as navigating technology efficiently, interacting and engaging with peers and facilitators/instructors, and managing learning time and space.
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Windows Client Administration
    This course introduces the skills and knowledge necessary to install, configure and support Microsoft Windows client operating systems, and covers the concepts tested on the Microsoft 365 Certified: Endpoint Administrator Associate certification exam. More specifically, students learn how to deploy and upgrade Windows clients, as well as configure storage, access, devices, network connectivity and security. Additionally, students learn how to administer systems using PowerShell, as well as leverage online resources and AI tools to generate PowerShell scripts. 
    Icon-Quiz-Small Created with Sketch. Windows Server & Active Directory Administration
    This course provides an in-depth look at the different tasks necessary to administer, secure, and troubleshoot Windows Server 2019 systems. Focus is placed on server deployment and management, as well as data, storage, network service, virtualization, and container configuration. Additionally, this course covers Active Directory configuration and management.
    Admission Requirements
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    You must:

    • have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent

    OR

    • be at least 18 years old when or before the program begins AND pass a qualifying test* that has been approved by the Superintendent. (The approved qualifying test for this program is the Wonderlic test with a passing score of 20.)

     

    * If you’re applying from other Canadian provinces, you must:

    • be at least 19 years old,
    • be out of high school for at least 1 year when the program starts, and
    • successfully pass an academic achievement test.

     

    Please contact us for more details regarding admissions requirements if you are an international student.

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    Testimonials

    I am truly grateful for [my instructor's] unwavering dedication to [his] students, and I will never forget [his] invaluable contributions to my education.

    Nazar G.

    2023

    I have to honestly say triOS College is amazing. The staff is extremely helpful, and they strive with you for your success. My teachers were awesome, they taught me so much and I am truly grateful for having them. I would recommend this college to anyone.

    Nick R.

    Graduated 2014

    The Information Technology Professional (Infrastructure, Cloud & Cybersecurity) program is our most comprehensive technology administration program. In addition to core system, service, and network administration, it covers the core skills needed to manage and secure both server and cloud infrastructures and detect and respond to security breaches.

    Jason Eckert

    Dean of Technology, triOS College

    Learn how triOS College's Information Technology Professional (Infrastructure, Cloud & Cybersecurity) program, along with our other technology programs, can fast-track your career in the booming IT industry.

     

    What is Cybersecurity and Cloud Infrastructure?

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    Cybersecurity and cloud infrastructure refers to the connected framework of hardware, software, networks, cloud systems, and security tools that support an organization’s technology operations. It includes servers, networks, data storage, cloud environments, endpoint devices, and security systems. This infrastructure is essential for keeping IT services reliable, secure, and aligned with business needs.

    What skills will I build in the Cybersecurity and Cloud Professional program?

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    Students in the Cybersecurity and Cloud Professional program build practical skills in infrastructure administration, cloud computing, networking, automation, server management, and cybersecurity. Through hands-on labs, practical projects, and simulated enterprise scenarios, students learn how to configure, secure, and manage desktop, server, network, and cloud environments using real-world hardware and enterprise software.

    How does this program help students gain practical experience?

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    The Cybersecurity and Cloud Professional program helps students build practical experience through hands-on labs, projects, and simulated enterprise scenarios. Students learn to configure, secure, and manage desktop, server, network, and cloud environments using real-world hardware and enterprise software. The program also includes a 12-week internship, giving students the opportunity to apply their skills in a professional setting before graduation.