The AEC in Cybersecurity Prevention and Response is a specialized training designed to train professionals who can protect computer systems from cyber threats and respond effectively to incidents.

Focused on practice and market realities, this program provides essential skills in network security, vulnerability analysis and security incident management.

During the training, students learn how to:
• Identify and analyze computer threats (malware, attacks, intrusions)
• Implement protection and prevention measures
• Monitor systems and detect suspicious activity
• Respond to cybersecurity incidents
• Apply best practices and standards in information security

Through concrete, job-oriented training, graduates can move into positions such as junior cybersecurity analyst, computer security technician, or systems monitoring officer.

The DEP in Computer Support is a comprehensive professional training that prepares students to intervene effectively in the installation, configuration and troubleshooting of computer systems.

Lasting approximately 1,800 hours, this program provides students with technical skills that are in demand on the job market, including user support, network management and computer equipment maintenance.

During the training, students learn how to:
• Install and configure computers and software
• Diagnose and resolve technical issues
• Provide support to users (in-person and remote)
• Set up and manage computer networks
• Apply IT security measures

Upon completion of the program, graduates are ready to take on positions such as Computer Support Technician, Technical Support Agent, or Junior Network Technician.