CCNA stands for Cisco Certified Network Associate. It recognises basic skills in installing, supporting, and troubleshooting wired or wireless networks. One can choose from several tracks, including Cloud, Collaboration, Cyber Ops, Data Center, Industrial, Routing and Switching, Security, Service Provider, and Wireless.
The Cisco Certified Network Professional is aimed at individuals who are aiming to be Network Professional in:
The Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA) is based on individuals who want to validate a comprehensive set of skills necessary to perform the job role of Systems Administrators.
It is for individuals who want to learn how to design, implement and manage open-source platforms for modern data centers. Linux allows individuals to gain knowledge as system administrators, who can perform actions within the Linux command line and use enterprise-level tools. Linux uses different platforms that are able to deploy and monitor company networks.
It is for an individual to learn how to design and implement the Windows Server Environment and be able to configure and manage them within their current working environment. This training also helps individuals who are attempting the MCSA certification. During the learning process, the individual will learn how to provide more secure access to the data and remotely manage their Windows-based servers.
It is for individuals who are pursuing a career in ethical hacking, it helps the individual to understand and gain hands-on experience on how to identify, counteract and prevent security threats within an organization’s IT system.
The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) is a professional designation for a person who has obtained a qualification that allows them to perform specific services for various companies. As their name would suggest, ethical hackers are certified personnel qualified to penetrate a company’s computer systems (by their permission) in an attempt at determining whether there are any vulnerabilities. Additionally, an ethical hacker will also undertake all preventive and corrective measures needed to protect the system against any real attacks that may happen in the future.
The cyber security training course is for individuals who want to implement systems, securely and safely. While avoiding introduction to threats within the organization’s network infrastructure. Individuals will cover topics that are based on the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP). This will help them to understand how to harden the code and make sure that you are not implementing unintentional risk within the current system.