The Cybersecurity Awareness Course is designed to educate individuals on the essential aspects of cybersecurity. The course covers what cybersecurity is, the key fundamental elements that constitute effective cybersecurity practices, and the various frameworks used within the field. Participants will also learn practical strategies for protecting themselves online, both personally and professionally. This comprehensive training aims to enhance your understanding and skills, empowering you to secure digital environments against potential threats. Additionally, the course covers every topic in the Certified in Cybersecurity (ISC2) exam, helping you prepare thoroughly for the exam.

The entire course offered is 8 hours long. One of the key benefits of our online course is its flexibility; you can watch it at your own pace, allowing you to fit learning into your schedule seamlessly. Whether you prefer to complete it in one go or break it down into shorter sessions, the course is designed to accommodate your individual learning style and timing needs.

Nope, there is no requirement of prior knowledge, as the course is aimed at beginners who are looking to find out more about Cybersecurity and what it entails. It is also designed for those looking to start a career in cybersecurity or transition from another field into cybersecurity.

We suggest watching it on a Desktop PC, Laptop, or Tablet for the optimal viewing experience.

The website is best optimized for Google Chrome. It will work with other browsers, but Chrome offers the best performance.

In the course video player, there is an option to slow down or speed up the instructor’s audio. You can adjust the speed according to your needs.

In the Introduction Module, there will be a file for the study guide, which you can download and view offline. The guide will cover every aspect of the course in greater detail.

Once you log in to your account, you can click on "My Programs" to access all your course materials.

The course videos are only available for streaming on our platform. Downloads are not available.

Yes, all our courses are completely self-paced, which means you can access the content whenever it suits you and learn at your own speed. There are no deadlines for completing individual lessons or modules, allowing you to take breaks and revisit topics as often as you need. You can pause and resume the course at any time during the 6-week access period, so you have the flexibility to study on your schedule.

While we offer the flexibility to access any module at any time, we highly suggest completing the course in the order of the module format provided. Each module is designed to build on the knowledge from the previous ones, ensuring that the content flows smoothly and logically. Skipping a module may result in encountering terms or concepts that were explained in earlier sections, potentially hindering your understanding and progress. Therefore, for a comprehensive learning experience, it is best to follow the recommended sequence of modules.

You can access it for up to 6 weeks. After that, your account will expire.

If you need more time, please contact us at techsupport@protechtrain.co.uk to discuss extension options.

Currently, the course is pre-recorded, so direct real-time interaction with the instructor is not available. However, we understand the importance of having your queries addressed. You can submit your questions to info@protechtrain.co.uk. Our instructor will review your enquiry and get back to you as soon as possible. We are committed to ensuring you have the support you need to succeed in your learning journey!

The Certified in Cybersecurity (ISC2) certification is an entry-level credential designed for individuals looking to start a career in cybersecurity. It covers fundamental cybersecurity principles, including security concepts, network security, and risk management. This certification is ideal for beginners or those transitioning into the cybersecurity field, providing a strong foundation of knowledge that is essential for professional growth.

We will provide you with a link to where you can sign up for the certification free of charge. You have only 1 attempt to pass the exam. If you fail, you will need to pay for a re-attempt.

The exam is in a multiple-choice format.

The exam is 2 hours long.

The passing grade is 700 out of 1000 points.

The exam must be taken at a Pearson VUE Testing Center. Once you register for the exam, the exam provider will share the details with you.

You may reschedule your exam appointment up to 48 hours before your scheduled exam through Pearson VUE without the risk of forfeiting your free exam. Visit Pearson VUE to reschedule. If you are already an ISC2 Member or ISC2 Candidate, log in to your account. If not, create an account using the email address you entered when you scheduled your exam. Ensure your personal details match your ID, as discrepancies may prevent you from taking the test and result in a loss of any fees paid. At Pearson VUE, navigate to “View an upcoming test center appointment” to find your exam and reschedule or cancel.

Once you are certified, you will hold the certification for 3 years.

The Certified in Cybersecurity certification exam is only available in-person at ISC2-authorized Pearson VUE testing centers. It follows all standard ISC2 exam policies and practices, including rescheduling and special accommodations. Learn more here. IMPORTANT: When registering for your exam, you must enter your information exactly as it appears on the identification (ID) you will present at the test center. If it is not an exact match, you will not be able to take your test and you will not be reimbursed for any fees paid.

No. All items must be answered in the order they are presented. You cannot skip an exam item and return to it later.

You will receive a pass or fail result on-site at the test center upon completion of the exam. If you pass, you will receive a confirmation email with your next steps to complete the certification process. ISC2 does not release test scores. If you did not pass the exam, you will receive a printout at the test center with a breakdown of the proficiency level demonstrated per domain on the exam.

Congratulations on passing your CC exam! The next step is to agree to the ISC2 Code of Ethics and submit your certification application at ISC2 Certification.

After passing the exam and submitting your application, the next step is to pay your first Annual Maintenance Fee (AMF) to become a CC holder. Once you’ve paid the AMF, your digital badge and certificate will be available shortly afterward. Please note that CC holders will not receive a welcome pack by mail.

You’ll need to pay your first Annual Maintenance Fee (AMF) of U.S. $50 for the Certified in Cybersecurity certification after passing your exam and completing your certification application. The AMF is due annually on your certification anniversary.

Certified in Cybersecurity credential holders will need to earn 45 CPE credits during their three-year certification cycle to maintain the certification. We recommend earning 15 credits per year. You will also need to pay an Annual Maintenance Fee to maintain your certification. For a quick guide to CPE credits, download the CPE infographic.

You must be 16 years old to sit for an ISC2 examination.

If you are looking to be certified, then yes, you will need to sit the exam. However, if you are not interested in becoming certified and just want to learn about Cybersecurity, then you do not need to sit the exam.

The earliest is after 30 days from the day you last took the exam. If you fail again, the waiting period increases to 60 days, and for a third failure, it increases to 90 days.

You can have a re-attempt up to a maximum of 4 times within a 12-month period.