Rooman
Job-Guaranteed Courses · Networking · 300 hours

Networking & Cybersecurity. Run networks, then defend them.

Rooman's Networking & Cybersecurity course is a 300-hour job-guaranteed programme, taught online with hands-on labs. It takes you from network administration to ethical hacking and security operations (SOC) work. The job guarantee is written: a counsellor explains its terms before you start.

300 hours8 modulesWritten job guaranteeCapstone project

What you'll be able to do

Run a network. Then defend it.

Security work starts with knowing how networks run. The course builds that first, then teaches you to attack systems ethically and to watch and respond to threats as a SOC analyst does. Our job-guaranteed pathway blends expert-led learning with real employer engagement. Finish qualified and hired, or pay nothing, on the terms set out in your written agreement.

01

Administer

Build and run networks.

Address, switch, route and manage the servers and services a company relies on.

02

Test

Hack ethically.

Find and report weaknesses with the ethical hacker's method, from reconnaissance to report.

03

Defend

Work a SOC shift.

Monitor logs and alerts in a SIEM, triage incidents and write them up.

Skills covered

  • IP addressing and subnetting
  • Switching, VLANs and routing
  • Linux and Windows server administration
  • Firewalls, VPNs and IDS/IPS
  • Vulnerability scanning and penetration testing
  • Web application security
  • SIEM monitoring and log analysis
  • Incident response and reporting

Who it's for

Built for your first network or security role.

The course is for career switchers and fresh graduates who want to work in networking or cybersecurity. You do not need networking experience to begin.

Roles where these skills are used

  • Network Administrator
  • Network Support Engineer
  • SOC Analyst (L1)
  • Security Analyst
  • Junior Penetration Tester
  • NOC Engineer

Entry requirements.

  • Career switchers and fresh graduates
  • Comfort using a computer; no networking experience needed
  • Agreement to the written terms of the job guarantee

Not sure which course fits? Take the 10-minute career assessment, or talk to a counsellor.

300 hours · 8 modules

A curriculum from network to SOC.

Eight modules in the order the work builds: networks first, then servers, security, attack and defence, and a final module on getting hired.

01Networking fundamentals40 hrs

How networks are built, addressed and cabled.

Topics covered

  • OSI and TCP/IP models
  • IPv4 and IPv6 addressing and subnetting
  • Cabling, topologies and network devices
  • TCP, UDP and common ports

You produce: an addressing plan for a branch office.

02Switching and routing45 hrs

How traffic moves across switches and routers.

Topics covered

  • VLANs, trunks and spanning tree
  • Static routing and OSPF
  • NAT, DHCP and DNS
  • Wireless LAN basics

You produce: a switched and routed network running OSPF.

03Server and network administration40 hrs

The servers and services every network runs.

Topics covered

  • Linux administration and shell basics
  • Windows Server and Active Directory
  • Monitoring with SNMP and Syslog
  • Backup and troubleshooting

You produce: a working Linux and Windows server setup.

04Security foundations30 hrs

The principles, threats and frameworks behind security work.

Topics covered

  • The CIA triad and threat landscape
  • Malware types and social engineering
  • Security policies, NIST and ISO 27001
  • Risk assessment basics

You produce: a risk assessment for a small organisation.

05Network security35 hrs

Controlling and inspecting traffic at the edge.

Topics covered

  • Firewall rules and packet filtering
  • IDS and IPS
  • VPNs and remote access
  • Segmentation and zero trust

You produce: a firewalled network with a site-to-site VPN.

06Ethical hacking and penetration testing45 hrs

The ethical hacker's method, from reconnaissance to report.

Topics covered

  • Reconnaissance and scanning with Nmap
  • Vulnerability scanning
  • System and web application attacks (OWASP Top 10)
  • Exploitation with Metasploit and reporting

You produce: a penetration test report on a lab target.

07Security operations and incident response45 hrs

How a SOC watches, triages and responds.

Topics covered

  • SOC roles and alert triage
  • SIEM and log analysis
  • Incident response lifecycle
  • Threat intelligence basics

You produce: an incident report from a simulated attack.

08Job readiness and placement20 hrs

Preparing for interviews and the placement process.

Topics covered

  • Resume and LinkedIn profile
  • Mock technical and HR interviews
  • Aptitude and communication practice
  • The placement process and your written terms

You produce: a resume and interview record ready for employers.

Tools covered

The tools you'll work with.

You work in hands-on labs from the first module.

Tools covered in Networking & Cybersecurity
Tool groupToolsWhat you use them for
NetworkingCisco Packet Tracer, network devicesBuild and troubleshoot networks
ServersLinux, Windows ServerRun the services a network relies on
Offensive securityKali Linux, Nmap, Metasploit, Burp SuiteScan, test and report on targets
Defensive securityWireshark, a SIEMCapture traffic, watch logs and investigate alerts

Capstone

Build a network. Then defend it.

Your capstone brings the course together: you build and secure a small company network, test it as an ethical hacker, then monitor it and respond to a simulated attack.

Every module includes hands-on lab work.

What you finish with.

  • A network addressing and design plan
  • A secured network with firewall rules and a VPN
  • A penetration test report
  • A SOC incident report
  • A resume and mock interview record

Your credential

Rooman Certificate.

The Rooman Certificate. You earn the Rooman Certificate when you complete the course.

The guarantee comes with written terms: a counsellor explains them before you sign, and you keep a copy. Pay after placement, with EMI options, on the same written terms.

What's included

Everything you need to finish.

  • Expert-led sessions, online, with lab practice
  • Projects in every module and a capstone
  • Real employer engagement before you finish
  • A written job guarantee, on written terms
  • Pay-after-placement and EMI options, on written terms
  • The Rooman Certificate when you complete the course

Before you enrol

Questions future network and security engineers ask.

Can't find your answer? Call 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp us.

Who is this course for?

Career switchers and fresh graduates who want to work in networking or cybersecurity. You do not need networking experience.

How does the job guarantee work?

The guarantee and its conditions are set out in a written agreement you sign before you start. A counsellor explains the terms to you first, so you know exactly what it covers.

How long is the course?

300 hours, across eight modules.

How is the course taught?

Online + lab: expert-led live sessions online, with hands-on lab work in every module.

What will I learn?

Network administration, routing and switching, servers, firewalls and VPNs, ethical hacking, and SOC monitoring and incident response.

Which roles does it prepare me for?

Entry roles such as network administrator, network support engineer, SOC analyst and security analyst.

Can I pay after placement, or in instalments?

Yes. You can pay after placement, and EMI options are available, both on written terms. A counsellor explains the options.

Which certificate will I receive?

The Rooman Certificate when you complete the course.

How do I find out fees and batch dates?

Talk to a Rooman counsellor on 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp +91 97390 86029. They will share current fees, payment options and upcoming batch dates.

Next step

Start with a conversation.

Tell us your degree or current role, and a counsellor will explain the job guarantee, fees and payment options.

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Course details reviewed on 25 September 2026.