Tactical Perimeter Defense
The first Security Certified Program (SCP) security course is a vital course
for any network technician who has even the slightest privileged access to a
network. This five day instructor-led course is designed to help students gain
not only the required critical knowledge, but the security skills to utilize
that knowledge in defending their network perimeters.
Based on feedback from our customers and Authorized Training Partners, for the
first time ever SCP will offer a certification for passing the test for
Tactical Perimeter Defense. The new certification is called
Security Certified Network Specialist (SCNS).
Tactical Perimeter Defense replaces the previous Hardening the Infrastructure
course. The new Tactical Perimeter Defense course uses Windows Server 2003 and
SuSe Linux Enterprise 10 as the base operating systems.
The SCNS exam is designed to validate the critical skills required by IT and
security professionals. These skills include, but are not limited to: Network
Defense Fundamentals, Advanced TCP/IP, Routers and Access Control Lists,
Designing Firewalls, Configuring Firewalls, Configuring Virtual Private
Networks, Designing an Intrusion Detection System, Configuring an Intrusion
Detection System and Securing Wireless Networks.
Strategic Infrastructure Security
The Strategic Infrastructure Security course picks up right where Tactical
Perimeter Defense leaves off. The second course in the SCP line-up leads to a
certification of Security Certified
Network Professional (SCNP). It will give a network
administrator the additional hands-on skills needed to protect their network
from the inside out. This course teaches you about prevention techniques as
well as an understanding of risk analysis and security policy creation in a
blended technology environment. The up-to-date security lessons and intense,
hands-on labs provide real-world network security training.
The SCNP exam is designed to further validate the critical skills required by
IT and security professionals. These skills include, but are not limited to:
Cryptography, Hardening Linux Computers, Hardening Windows Computers, Ethical
Hacking Techniques, Security on the Internet and World Wide Web, Performing a
Risk Analysis, Creating a Security Policy and Analyzing Packet Signatures.
Strategic Infrastructure Security replaces Network Defense and Countermeasures
with updated technology and intense, hands on labs.
Advanced Security Implementation
Our Advanced Security Implementation course is a five day, instructor led class
that is perfect for those individuals who wish to take their security skills to
the next level. In this course, candidates will learn how network security is
moving towards trusted communication, and how defensive schemes alone are not
enough. Dealing with the most exciting and critical areas of security, our ASI
course specifically addresses digital certificates, digital signatures and
Biometrics.
The ASI Course is designed to validate the foundational skills required by
architect level IT and security professionals. These skills include, but are
not limited to: introduction to trusted networks, cryptography and data
security, computer forensics, law and legislation, biometrics, strong
authentication, digital certificates and digital signatures.
Enterprise Security Solutions
IT Security professionals who wish to remain on the cutting edge of their
security career must continue to acquire knowledge and hone their skills. These
professionals are aware that the defense provided by the firewall and IDS
alone, while required, are not enough.
The ESS Course is designed to validate the foundational skills required by
architect level security professionals in an enterprise environment. These
skills include, but are not limited to: trusted network implementation,
planning and designing a trusted network, Microsoft trusted networks, Linux
trusted networks, managing certificates, local resource security, wireless
security, securing Email and building trusted solutions. The timely information
and hands-on labs allow candidates to experience the applications within a
teaching environment.
The Security Certified Network Architect
(SCNA) certification requires the passing of two exams. To
achieve the SCNA credential, candidates must achieve passing scores on both
exams. The first exam is titled: Enterprise Security Implementation (ESI). The
ESI exam tests on knowledge and skills acquired in both the Advanced Security
Implementation and Enterprise Security Solutions courses.
Finally, to achieve the coveted SCNA certification a candidate must pass The
Solution Exam (TSE). This exam covers material learned in all 4 of the SCP
courses. The Solutions Exam is an exciting and challenging exam that is
entirely scenario-based.
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