Every organisation relies on digital systems, data and connected technologies. As cyber threats evolve, employers need skilled professionals who can protect information, manage risk and support business resilience.
Cyber Security Technicians help protect organisations from security incidents by monitoring systems, identifying vulnerabilities, investigating security events and supporting controls that keep data, systems and services secure.
As organisations adopt cloud, AI, automation and digital services, cyber security is now a critical business capability that helps organisations operate safely, maintain trust and protect critical information.
During this apprenticeship, learners develop practical skills in cyber security operations, risk management, threat detection, governance and security awareness, helping them respond to cyber risks and support secure, compliant organisations.
Key responsibilities
Monitor systems and networks for security threats
Identify vulnerabilities and security weaknesses
Support cyber incident response activities
Implement and maintain security controls
Assess and manage cyber security risks
Support compliance and governance requirements
Protect organisational systems, services and information
Investigate and report security events
Promote cyber security awareness across the organisation
Support business resilience and secure digital operations
Programme length
18 months
Independent learning
1-2 hours per week
Off-the-job training
6 hours per week
Assessment organisation
TBC
Delivery model
Cohorts scheduled throughout the year
I'm really enjoying my apprenticeship, meeting other colleagues that are on the programme in our classroom sessions and having that independent time to go away, do our own coursework and then meet again.
