Network Security: Protect the Network

nThinking about a Career in Network Security? Follow This Path.n n

nNetwork security professionals protect the confidentiality, integrity andnavailability of information across the network. They’re expert at applyingnstrategies, processes and technologies that guard against unauthorizednaccess and harm.n

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nAre you ready for a career in network security? ISC2, creator of the leadingnadvanced cybersecurity certification, the CISSP, recommends these specificnsteps.n

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n1. Become an ISC2 Candidate.Begin your journey by joiningnISC2, the world’s leading cybersecurity professional organization, more thann500,000 members, associates and candidates strong. As part of theirnnOne Million Certified in Cybersecuritynnpledge to help close the workforce gap, you’ll be able to access freenOfficial ISC2 Online Self-Paced Training for Certified in Cybersecuritynentry-level certification and a free exam. Candidates can also tap a fullnrange of benefits, including 20% off online training and up to 50% offntextbooks. Sign up now to getnyour first year free. n

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n2. Start your journey toward SSCP certification.nnSystems Security Certified Practitionernn(SSCP) certification demonstrates you have the knowledge and skills tonimplement, monitor and administer IT infrastructure using informationnsecurity policies and procedures. You’re key to protecting thenconfidentiality, integrity and availability of data for individuals andnorganizations.n

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nnTo qualify for the SSCPnn, candidates must have a minimum of one-year full-time experience in one ornmore of the seven domains of the current SSCP Exam Outline. Earning anpost-secondary degree (bachelors or masters) in computer science,ninformation technology (IT) or related fields may satisfy up to one year ofnthe required experience. Part-time work and internships may also countntowards the experience requirement.n

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If you don’t yet have the required experience to become an SSCP, you cannbecome annnAssociate of ISC2nnafter successfully passing the SSCP exam. You will then have two years tonearn the experience needed for SSCP certification.n

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n3. Keep learning. Network security never stands still. It’s a constantly evolving field thatnrequires continuing education to stay in front cyberthreats and on top ofntrends. Professionals can choose from a variety of flexible learningnoptions, including: n

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nISC2 Certificates turn anlaser focus on specific subject matters. And with courseware created on thenhottest topics by cybersecurity’s most respected certifying body, you’renassured the most current and relevant content. Choose from onlineninstructor-led or self-paced education with content created by industrynexperts:n

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nOnline Instructor-Led*
n• Prerecorded lessons led by an ISC2 Authorized Instructor
n• Instruction that complements self-paced content
n• Digital badges upon passing certificate assessments
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nOnline Self-Paced
n• Online learning at your own pace
n• Videos available for download on demand
n• Digital badges upon passing certificate assessmentsn

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nCurrent ISC2 Certificate areas of focus include cloud security, risknmanagement, CISO leadership, healthcare, security engineering, and securitynadministration and operations.n

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n*Online instructor-led only available for select certificates.n

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nnISC2 Network Security Skill-Buildersnnwill help you learn valuable skills as you pursue a career in networknsecurity. Grow what you know with short-format learning designed to fit yournbusy schedule.n

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nA career in network security provides the opportunity to make a significantnimpact on the world. Qualified professionals are indispensable tonorganizations, safeguarding their information and systems. See yourself innnetwork security and get started today.n

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