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Threat Detection Fundamentals

ADR-CYBLevel 328 guided hoursCertified
Certified provider
Northbank Cyber AcademyADRIG-P-00027
Category
ADR-CYB · Cyber Security
Named trainer
Struan MacAllister
Certified on
5 May 2026
Summary
Threat Detection Fundamentals — delivered by Northbank Cyber Academy and assessed against the ADRIG Course Quality Standard. Guided learning hours are evidenced in the syllabus on file, and the programme is assessed rather than attended.
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Assessment history

3 rounds · published in full

  1. Round 1

    Corrections required

    31 March 2026

    The course title promised a depth of capability that the assessment did not evidence.

    • ACQS-02Course title overstates the depth assessed.
  2. Round 2

    Corrections required

    14 April 2026

    The declared maximum cohort size exceeded what the observed assessment method could realistically support.

    • ACQS-01Declared cohort size exceeds what the assessment method can support.
  3. Round 3

    Certified

    5 May 2026

    Evidence supplied for every outstanding point. Certified at Level 3.

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