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Cloud Security Essentials

Cloud security training in Toronto that starts where most estates actually are: three providers, inconsistent identity, and logging nobody reads. You learn the shared responsibility model, then the controls that sit on your side of the line.

Eight weeks of live evening sessions, taught across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud rather than one vendor. You leave able to assess a cloud tenancy, find the exposure that matters, and explain the fix to the team that owns it.

Duration
8 weeks
Format
Live online, instructor-led
Prerequisites
None required
Class size
Capped at 12 learners
Cloud Security Essentials

What you will be able to do

  • Explain the shared responsibility model and apply it to IaaS, PaaS and SaaS
  • Audit cloud identity: roles, service accounts, federation and MFA coverage
  • Find publicly exposed storage across AWS S3, Azure Blob and GCS
  • Design network segmentation using cloud native firewall and routing controls
  • Enable and interpret CloudTrail, Azure Activity Log and GCP audit logs
  • Run a cloud security posture management scan and prioritise the findings
  • Map cloud controls to a recognized framework for reporting
  • Write a cloud risk summary a non technical manager can act on

Course outline

6 modules

  • Service models and where the responsibility boundary moves
  • Tenancy, regions, availability zones and data residency in Canada
  • How cloud breaches usually happen, with public case patterns
  • Comparing the three provider control planes
  • Building a mental model of a cloud account you have never seen

What you need before you start

  • Basic IT literacy: networking, operating systems and how a web application is served
  • No prior cloud experience required, though any exposure helps
  • Free tier accounts on at least two of AWS, Azure and GCP
  • A laptop with a modern browser and a terminal

Who this course is for

  • IT staff whose organization has moved workloads to the cloud
  • Security analysts who need cloud coverage added to their skills
  • Developers and DevOps engineers wanting the security side of what they build
  • Career changers targeting a first cloud security role
  • Managers who need enough technical grounding to challenge a cloud design

Where this leads

Prepares you for

CCSP

Awarded by ISC2

Course content aligns with several ISC2 Certified Cloud Security Professional domains, so it is a reasonable first step toward that exam. ISC2 issues the CCSP credential and sets its experience requirements. The academy does not award it.

Questions about this course

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