• Be able to identify vulnerabilities and present solutions for system protection,
• environments and devices;
• Manage computing environments and define the technological architecture aiming at
• cyber security;
• Define technologies for the protection of critical environments;
• Execute information security procedures, policies and standards;
• Create prevention and defense strategies against cyberspace threats based on a
• situational understanding;
• Establish procedures, practices and technologies that aim at digital security against
• illegal practices and damage to computers, networks, programs and data;
• Act to prevent partial or total loss of data, password and identity theft,
• bank details, the dissemination of SPAM, bribery to retrieve information
• confidential, among others;
• Assist other professionals in developing an internal security policy
• information;
• Monitor aspects related to the security of a company's systems and networks or
• business;
• Ensure that data is stored and protected, in accordance with premises and
• current regulations, such as the General Personal Data Protection Law.

The Cybersecurity specialist will be able to work as a Cybersecurity Analyst in the most diverse areas that require digital security and in different roles such as: Application Security Analyst, Security Consultant, Information Security Analyst, DevSecOps, Data Governance Analyst or Coordinator, among others. In addition, he will be able to work on the most diverse types of innovative IT projects.