Cyber Security

With a Graduate Apprenticeship in Cyber Security you can support employees into roles such as:

• cyber security analyst

• malware analyst

• security tester

• security engineer

• cyber security and information risk advisor

• IT or network security engineer

• information security assurance specialist

• security operations centre specialist

We've worked with employers, colleges and universities to create this degree-level qualification. Your employees will gain the skills, knowledge and understanding that the industry needs. You can recruit new employees, upskill or reskill existing employees.

Entry requirements for Graduate Apprenticeships vary by course and institution.

Each vacancy advert says what qualifications are needed to start each Graduate Apprenticeship. The candidate can also contact the university directly for guidance on entry requirements.

Candidates completing the Graduate Apprenticeship at SCQF Level 10 could apply for roles such as:

• cyber security analyst

• malware analyst

• security tester

• security engineer

• cyber security and information risk advisor

• cyber security or information assurance architect

• information security accreditor

• cyber security or information assurance auditor

• IT or network security engineer

• cyber security forensics analyst

Candidates completing the Graduate Apprenticeship at SCQF Level 11 could apply for roles in areas such as:

• information security auditing, compliance and governance

• cyber security testing, architecture, threat management or risk analysis and management

• security operations centres (SOC)