Protect
Secure networks and systems.
Configure firewalls, segment networks and harden hosts against common attacks.
University Programmes · University · 4–6 semesters
Cyber Security. Defend networks, with AI on your side.
Rooman's Cyber Security track is part of the Credit-Based Integrated AI Course, which universities embed in B.E., B.Tech., B.Sc. and BCA degrees with formal credits. Over 4–6 semesters it covers network security, cryptography, AI-driven threat detection and security architecture, taught by Rooman trainers alongside your college faculty.
180 hours7 modulesCredit-basedCapstone project
What you'll be able to do
Find threats and stop them.
Security teams now use AI to spot attacks in large volumes of data. This track teaches the foundations and those methods, inside your degree and with credits as set by your university.
Detect
Spot threats with AI.
Analyse logs and traffic, and use machine learning to flag unusual behaviour.
Design
Plan secure architecture.
Design systems with layered controls, identity and encryption built in.
Skills covered
- Networking and protocols
- Network security and firewalls
- Cryptography and PKI
- Vulnerability assessment
- Security monitoring and log analysis
- Machine learning for threat detection
- Incident response
- Security architecture
Who it's for
Built for your first security role.
The track is for undergraduates at colleges that partner with Rooman who want to defend systems. You enrol through your college, not directly with Rooman: the course runs where your university has a partnership with Rooman.
Roles where these skills are used
- Security Analyst (entry level)
- SOC Analyst
- Network Security Engineer (graduate)
- Vulnerability Assessment Analyst
- Security Operations Engineer
Entry requirements.
- Enrolled in a B.E., B.Tech., B.Sc. or BCA programme at a partner college
- Chosen as an elective or integrated track, as your university's scheme allows
- Basic programming from your first year; no security experience needed
Not sure which course fits? Take the 10-minute career assessment, or talk to a counsellor.
180 hours · 7 modules
A curriculum paced by semester.
Seven modules, from networking to security architecture, with a project semester at the end.
01Networking and systems24 hrs
How networks and operating systems work, and where they fail.
Topics covered
- TCP/IP, ports and protocols
- Linux and Windows administration
- Common attack types
You produce: a mapped lab network.
02Network security24 hrs
Controlling and inspecting traffic between systems.
Topics covered
- Firewalls and segmentation
- VPNs and secure remote access
- Intrusion detection and prevention
You produce: a segmented network with firewall rules.
03Cryptography26 hrs
Protecting data in transit and at rest.
Topics covered
- Symmetric and asymmetric encryption
- Hashing and digital signatures
- PKI and TLS
You produce: an encrypted service with certificates.
04Vulnerability assessment26 hrs
Finding weaknesses before attackers do, in a legal lab.
Topics covered
- Scanning and enumeration
- Web application vulnerabilities
- Risk rating and reporting
You produce: a vulnerability assessment report.
05AI-driven threat detection26 hrs
Using data and machine learning to find attacks.
Topics covered
- Logs, SIEM and security data
- Anomaly detection with machine learning
- Phishing and malware classification
- Limits of AI in security
You produce: a threat detection model on log data.
06Security architecture and incident response24 hrs
Designing defences and responding when they are breached.
Topics covered
- Defence in depth and zero trust
- Identity and access management
- Incident handling
- Security policy and compliance
You produce: a security architecture and response plan.
07Capstone project semester30 hrs
A team project that secures and monitors a real system.
Topics covered
- Threat model with a faculty guide
- Build and harden
- Monitor and respond
- Final report and viva
You produce: a secured system with its report.
Tools covered
The tools you'll work with.
You practise in isolated college labs with the tools security teams use.
| Tool group | Tools | What you use them for |
|---|---|---|
| Network analysis | Wireshark, Nmap | Inspect traffic and map networks |
| Assessment | Kali Linux, OpenVAS | Find vulnerabilities in a legal lab |
| Monitoring | A SIEM such as Splunk or Elastic | Collect and search security logs |
| Detection | Python, scikit-learn | Build threat detection models |
Capstone
Secure a system. Then defend it.
In the final semester your team secures and monitors a lab system, then detects and responds to simulated attacks, guided by Rooman trainers and your faculty.
Every module ends with a hands-on lab in your college.
What you finish with.
- A segmented, firewalled network
- A vulnerability assessment report
- A threat detection model
- A security architecture and response plan
- A capstone security project
Your credential
Credits toward your degree.
Credits toward your degree. The track counts toward your degree, with credits as set by your university.
Assessment follows your university's scheme, with Rooman trainers and your faculty assessing the work together.
What's included
Everything you need to finish.
- Taught by Rooman trainers alongside your faculty
- Scheduled to fit your academic calendar
- Labs every semester and a capstone project
- Credits counted toward your degree, as your university sets them
- A curriculum aligned with your university's academic council
- Placement and hackathon support through your college
Before you enrol
Questions future security analysts ask.
Can't find your answer? Call 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp us.
Does it count toward my degree?
Yes. It is a credit-based track, with credits as set by your university.
Is my college a partner?
Ask your department or placement office, or a Rooman counsellor. You enrol through your college, not directly with Rooman: the course runs where your university has a partnership with Rooman.
Can my university partner with Rooman?
Yes. Universities embed the course in their degrees, and a custom track can be co-created with the academic council.
Who teaches it?
Rooman trainers, alongside your college faculty.
How long does it take?
4–6 semesters, scheduled to fit your academic calendar.
Where does AI come in?
In threat detection: you use machine learning on log and traffic data to find unusual behaviour.
Do I need security experience?
No. The track starts with networking and systems.
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.
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Start with a conversation.
Tell us your college, course and year, or your university, and a counsellor will explain how the tracks work.
- Call: 080 6945 1000
- WhatsApp: +91 97390 86029
- Email: hello@rooman.com
Course details reviewed on 25 September 2026.