Cybersecurity is a dynamic and ever-evolving field that offers limitless opportunities for growth and innovation. Whether you're driven by the challenge of protecting organizations from cyber threats or passionate about developing cutting-edge security solutions, the possibilities are endless. Don’t wait to make your mark—start your cybersecurity journey today and be part of the movement safeguarding the digital world!
Join us for an exclusive live masterclass with Abdul Mateen, where you'll discover how to build a successful career in cybersecurity in 2024. Learn to master practical tools and technologies, and gain the skills needed to excel in this high-demand field. With the Post Graduate Program in Cybersecurity from UT Austin, you’ll be prepared to secure rewarding roles in top organizations.
Agenda for the session
- Overview of the Cybersecurity Landscape
- Building a Successful Cybersecurity Career
- Entry Pathways for Aspiring Professionals
- Q&A Session with Abdul Mateen
About Speakers
Mr. Abdul Mateen
Senior Threat Intelligence Analyst (The Saudi National Bank - SNB)
Abdul works as a security analyst, and his role requires him to define security measures, policies, governance standards, checklists, and controls based on industry best practices. He monitors network traffic as an intrusion prevention specialist to detect possible threats and respond to threats immediately as they occur.
Post Graduate Program in Cybersecurity
This 20-week cybersecurity course will help you navigate the foundations and skills necessary to build a security mindset. The program is designed with four milestones: Start strong with the foundations of cybersecurity. You then do a deep dive into the different types of cyberattacks. As you understand the attacks, you learn to design the security controls to build a resilient system. Finally, if an attack happens, you practice responding to these incidents by referring to the response playbooks given to you as part of the program. In this last section, you also learn to investigate these attacks.
