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Duration
3-6 months
Tuition
$402
Online
Jun 3-Dec 3
Jul 2 - Jan 2 2025
Aug 6 - Feb 6 2025
Sep 3 - Mar 3 2025
Oct 2 - Apr 2 2025
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Online
Credential
Certificate
Year Founded
2017
Scholarships
no
Prepare for a career as a cybersecurity analyst with a professional certificate from Google. Learn job-ready skills that are in demand, like how to identify common risks, threats, and vulnerabilities, as well as the techniques to mitigate them.
Google Cybersecurity Certificate program is fully online and provides the skills needed for an entry-level job in cybersecurity, even without having prior experience. Students use industry-standard tools like Python, Linux, SQL, Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools, and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS).
Google Career Certificates cost US$49 per month on Coursera after an initial 7-day free trial period. All Google Career Certificates are completely self-paced. At about 10 hours of study per week, many learners complete a Google Career Certificate in three to six months.
What You’ll Learn
- Programming for cybersecurity tasks.
- Frameworks and controls that inform security operations.
- Using security information and event management (SIEM) tools for cybersecurity.
- Detecting and responding to incidents using an intrusion detection system.
- Performing packet capture and analysis.
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Student Reviews (5)
I got a lot from this course but found it hard to finish. The instructors (all video recordings) were reading from scripts and they really lacked energy and everything felt rehearsed. I left craving a human touch to the course. I'm sure they will get ...
This is a great initiative by Google, but I thought I'd be getting something more like a real college certificate. People need to understand that you don't have professors or instructors helping you and motivating you. You don't have a cohort or class ...
