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 Overview
Are you an experienced PC user who is familiar
with Windows and anti-virus applications?
Do you understand computer networking and
related technology? If so, perhaps it’s
time to take your knowledge to the next
level. Our in-depth training introduces
the techniques of installing and maintaining
firewalls and intrusion detection systems.
You’ll learn how to assess, analyze
and respond to threats facing computer networks.
And we’ll teach you to perform operating
system hardening on network software to
optimize security.
All textbooks and study materials are included
with your tuition.
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The tools
of computer security specialists include
firewalls, antivirus software, virtual private
networks, intrusion detection systems, anti-spyware
and the latest encryption technologies.
It’s all about ensuring privacy and
information integrity and defending networks
against attacks. But a network security
specialist is definitely not tied to a computer
screen all day. Typical duties include:
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Backing up files |
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Monitoring network traffic |
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Installing password protection procedures
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Protecting databases |
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Installing spam filtering software
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Setting permissions on a server |
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Configuring wireless security features |
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Assisting desktop PC users |
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Computer
network security is one of today’s
hottest careers. Any organization that handles
data or conducts e-commerce requires some
level of security. The volume of sensitive
data generated is constantly expanding,
inviting cyber-attacks. As a result, data
integrity, backup systems and database security
have become increasingly important aspects
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