With the vendor-neutral Security+ certification, CompTIA addresses IT professionals who want to acquire basic knowledge in the field of IT security or who want to have already acquired skills officially confirmed. The content of the certification focuses on general security concepts for access control, authentication and defense against external attacks. In addition, security aspects for communication and infrastructure are covered. The basics of encryption are also a prerequisite for successful completion of the exam.
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CompTIA Security+ candidates do not need to demonstrate any admission requirements. However, it is recommended that they have at least two years of professional experience in network administration with a focus on security. It is further recommended to first complete the CompTIA Network+ certification.
As attackers have learned to evade traditional signature-based solutions such as firewalls and antivirus software , an analytics-based approach to IT security is becoming increasingly important to enterprises. CompTIA CySA + applies behavioral analytics to networks to improve ...
The official CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) course (Exam FC0-U61) provides students with the basic IT skills and concepts necessary to recognize and explain the fundamentals of data processing, IT infrastructure, software development, and database usage. In addition, students ...
The official CompTIA CASP+ Guide (Exam CAS-003) teaches advanced information security methods to combat threats. In this seminar, participants will learn to analyze and apply advanced security concepts, methods, and implementations that contribute to enterprise-level cybersecurity.
This CompTIA Data+ course prepares students for the CompTIA Data+ (DA0-001) certification. You will learn in this course how to transform business requirements to support data-driven decisions by: Evaluating data, Manipulating data, Applying basic statistical methods, Analyzing ...