Cybersecurity Virtual Experience Programme
A virtual programme introducing cybersecurity work, security operations, and digital risk management at Datacom.
Remote
GCSE,A-Level,Undergraduate,Graduate
Technology
Online
Rolling
Last verified: 30 July 2026
About this opportunity
Datacom’s Cybersecurity Virtual Experience Programme on Forage gives participants practical insight into cybersecurity careers through simulated workplace tasks. Participants explore common security challenges, cyber risk, incident response, threat identification, and the role of technology professionals in protecting organisations and their systems. The programme is designed to build awareness of cybersecurity practice and develop transferable skills for technology careers.
Who is it for?
Students and graduates interested in cybersecurity, IT, computer science, digital forensics, information security, technology consulting, software engineering, and technology careers. No prior cybersecurity experience is required.
What you will gain
Exposure to cybersecurity scenarios, understanding of cyber risk and security operations, practical simulated-task experience, problem-solving skills, commercial awareness, a completion certificate, and stronger CV content for technology applications.
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Requirements
No formal entry requirements. Open to anyone interested in exploring cybersecurity, information security, or technology careers.
How to apply
Create a free Forage account, enrol in the programme, and complete the modules at your own pace. Participants receive a certificate upon completion.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official Datacom page to apply for this opportunity.
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