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Why ICSI (International CyberSecurity Institute)?
On-demand courses, with on-call tutoring.
It really doesn’t get any better.
When you feel you need the guidance or support of your course instructor, simply log in to the respective synchronized calendar, look for a convenient available slot, and book your individual one-to-one tutoring session. Ask a few questions and get quick answers that can save you a lot of time and frustration.
Our greatest reward is hearing back from our students who are reaping the real-life benefits of the courses we offer.
The course material and hands-on exam provided by ICSI are just outstanding. I am extremely satisfied with the quality! This is a great investment if you are looking to start or advance your career in the Cyber & Information Security space. Additionally, ICSI courses are accredited by CREST and UCLAN.
When I decided to further my cyber security development, and whilst already experienced in Digital Forensics, I researched the various courses and institutions available. Coming across ICSI, what appealed to me the most was the MSc path that offered not only three highly accredited certifications; Certified Forensic Analyst, Certified Penetration Tester and ISO27001 but also a track to a Master's Degree.
My experience at ICSI was very rewarding. I enrolled for a MasterPath Certificate CyberSecurity in June 2020. I started with the Penetration Testing certification (CPT) with one-to-one support and lecture videos. I was able to practice what I learnt using the CPT and CDFE Labs which were accessible 24/7. I also completed my certification in ISO27001 Lead Implementer and Digital Forensics which contributed greatly to my career growth as an Information Security Auditor at KPMG. The response time from the ICSI support is at another level, I call it an electrical response.