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Information Technology Administrator (Cybersecurity) course in Toronto

Enter the booming IT industry with our 62-week Information Technology Administrator (Cybersecurity) course at triOS College in Toronto. Develop essential IT skills with a focus on securing both enterprise and cloud environments.

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    Type

    Diploma

    Duration

    62 Weeks

    Internship

    12 Weeks

    Program Outline

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    About Our Cybersecurity Program

    Looking to elevate your IT skills and earn valuable cybersecurity certifications? Our Information Technology Administrator (Cybersecurity) diploma program in Toronto is the perfect solution. Learn to configure, automate, and manage cloud-based servers using a wide array of technologies.

    This Cybersecurity course will teach you how to design, implement, and audit security measures within both enterprise and cloud environments. You’ll also gain expertise in identifying, responding to, and investigating common security breaches.

    Prepare to sit for the CompTIA and Microsoft cybersecurity certifications and discover how to leverage tools like advanced search engine techniques and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to optimize your tasks and stay ahead in the industry. Click here to learn more about AI and how it is used in our technology programs.

    This Cybersecurity course is offered online through live, instructor-led sessions that combine the flexibility of online learning with real-time interaction and support from experienced instructors.

    Career Opportunities

    This Cybersecurity course qualifies you for a wide range of careers including:

    • Cybersecurity Analyst
    • Cybersecurity Administrator
    • Windows 10 Administrator
    • Windows Server Administrator
    • Active Directory Administrator
    • Project Manager
    • Network Administrator
    • Linux Administrator
    • Security Specialist
    • SQL Database Administrator
    • Email Server Administrator
    • Exchange Server Administrator
    • Wireless LAN Administrator
    • Penetration Tester

    Employers Who Have Hired Our Cybersecurity Grads

    • Rogers Communications
    • Acer America Corporation
    • Compugen Spectra Energy Satellite
    • Bell Canada
    • Ricoh Canada Inc.
    • Wilfred Laurier University
    • University of Waterloo
    • Hewlett-Packard Co. 
    • Tech Alliance

    Salary

    90 %

    Employment Rate*

    $ 42

    Average Wage/HR**

    $ 64

    High Wage/HR**

    *Employment Rate based on 2022 contactable triOS graduates employed in a related field within 12 months.

    Source: workingincanada.gc.ca

    NOC Code: 2171/21220, 21221 & 21222 - **Wage data based on NOC Code 2171 and 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 Jan 2024.

    Program Details

    Ready to jumpstart a high-paying, in-demand career? triOS College’s Information Technology Administrator (Cybersecurity) course is exactly what you need. This course combines hands-on learning and real-world projects to help you develop the practical skills needed to excel in the field and earn highly sought-after cybersecurity certifications.

    You’ll master key areas like PC & Windows Administration, Network & Linux Administration, and Advanced Networking & Cybersecurity Administration to sharpen your technical abilities. Plus, with the opportunity to earn industry-recognized cybersecurity certifications, you’ll be fully prepared to stand out in the job market. Our Student Success Strategies and Career Management courses will also ensure your success both as a student and a future job seeker.

    When you enroll in this Cybersecurity course, you will receive:

    • a 12-week internship for hands-on experience
    • registered and approved diploma
    • 6 exam vouchers to write the certifications you wish to pursue*
    • practice tests (where applicable)
    • career services
    • job search assistance
    • alumni program benefits

    *The courses in this program relate to 13 industry certification exams leading to the following designations, which are frequently used as a benchmark for hiring:

    • CompTIA A+ (2 vouchers)
    • CompTIA IT Project+
    • CompTIA Network+
    • CompTIA Linux+
    • CompTIA Security+
    • CompTIA CySA+
    • CompTIA Pentest+
    • CompTIA CASP+
    • Cisco CCNA
    • CWNA
    • Microsoft Desktop Administrator Associate (MDAA): Windows 10 (2 Vouchers)
    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

    It was a wonderful experience. I am confident I can tackle any challenges coming my way. Thank you, triOS!

    Charity M.

    Graduated 2015

    To succeed in the cybersecurity field, you must have a solid understanding of systems and network administration. Our Information Technology Administrator (Cybersecurity) program provides this important foundation and covers the modern technologies and processes used by organizations to secure data and detect and respond to security breaches.

    Jason Eckert

    Dean of Technology, triOS College

    How Cybersecurity Training Can Help You

    Find out why you should pursue a diploma in cybersecurity from triOS College.

    Learn how triOS College's Cybersecurity course, along with our other technology programs, can fast-track your career in the booming IT industry.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Cybersecurity

     

    Is cybersecurity a good career?

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    Yes, cybersecurity is widely considered a lucrative and promising career. As our reliance on digital technologies continues to grow, so does the need for skilled professionals to protect sensitive information and systems from cyber threats. The increasing frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks have led to a rising demand for cybersecurity experts across various industries, including finance, healthcare, government, and technology. This demand is likely to persist in the foreseeable future, creating ample job opportunities and career advancement possibilities for individuals with cybersecurity expertise. Additionally, the field offers diverse roles, allowing professionals to specialize in areas such as ethical hacking, threat analysis, risk management, and more, making it a dynamic and rewarding career choice for those interested in technology and security.

    How to Start a Career in Cybersecurity

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    To start a career in cybersecurity, begin by acquiring a relevant diploma and obtaining industry-recognized cybersecurity certifications like CompTIA Security+ or Certified Ethical Hacker. Develop technical skills in coding, networking, and operating systems, and specialize in areas like penetration testing or incident response. Create a home lab to gain hands-on experience, stay informed about industry trends, and actively participate in cybersecurity communities. Seek internships or entry-level positions, showcase your skills online, and continuously develop both technical and soft skills. Apply for jobs while staying committed to ongoing learning in this rapidly evolving field.

    How much do cybersecurity workers make?

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    In Canada, cybersecurity workers' salaries vary depending on factors such as experience, education, and location. According to Job Bank, cybersecurity professionals earn $42 per hour on the average and can go up to $64 per hour. These figures are approximate and subject to change based on the dynamic nature of the job market and industry demands.

    Do I need to know how to code for cybersecurity?

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    While not mandatory, having coding skills can significantly enhance your effectiveness in cybersecurity. Understanding coding principles allows you to analyze and manipulate code, identify vulnerabilities, and develop scripts or tools for tasks like penetration testing and automation. It enables you to comprehend the inner workings of systems, applications, and malware, making you more adept at identifying and addressing security threats. Many cybersecurity roles benefit from coding proficiency, but there are also positions that focus more on policy, risk management, and general security principles, where coding may be less critical. Ultimately, having coding skills enhances your versatility and competitiveness in the cybersecurity field, but it's not an absolute requirement for every cybersecurity role.