Networking and Security Architecture with VMware NSX

Colleagues, the Networking and Security Architecture with VMware NSX program will equip you with network virtualization with VMware NSX. You should have familiarity with IT concepts of routing, switching, firewalling, disaster recovery, business continuity, cloud and security. You will be enabled to Understand network virtualization basics, Describe NSX business value and use cases, Explain how NSX is different from traditional networking, Summarize networking and security solution architecture with VMware NSX around these key areas:Micro-segmentation, Automation with OpenStack and VMware vRealize Automation, Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity, Operational Transformation, Demonstrate understanding through hands-on experience, and Develop a learning plan for network virtualization certification. Training modules include: 1) Introduction & Networking and Security Architecture with VMware NSX, 2) NSX Architecture Components - components that make up VMware NSX. These components are the foundation for understanding how VMware NSX is deployed into a data center, 3) Security Solutions with VMware NSX -NSX as a security platform that provides a defensive in depth solution. The content compares traditional security solutions with the in-kernel firewall provided by VMware NSX and the ecosystem of partners that integrate with VMware NSX to provide a comprehensive security solution, 4) Application Continuity - details on using VMware NSX to create highly available data center designs and stretched clusters and disaster recovery designs using VMware NSX and examine how VMware Cloud on Amazon Web Services allows public cloud solutions to be managed the same way an on-prem data center is managed., 5) Operations - explain the evolution of people, process and tooling, and process automation with VMware NSX using common cloud management platforms like OpenStack and vRealize Automation. 

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Much career success, Lawrence E. Wilson -  Cybersecurity Certification Center

CISSP Certification Preparation Course

Cyber colleagues, the CISSP - Certified Information Systems Security Professional with an average annual salary of  $151,853 ranks #5 on the Global Knowledge IT Skills and Salary Report for 2021. This CISSP 3rd Edition preparation course will equip you to pass the ISC2 certification exam and accelerate your cybersecurity career. There are 65 lessons with over 27 hours of teaching in this program. The skill-based lessons are mapped to the certification exam objectives. Topics include Security and risk management, Asset security, Security architecture and engineering, Communications and network security, Identity and access management, Security assessment and testing, Security operations, Software development security, and Attaining and maintaining your CISSP certification. To reinforce what you've learned, each lesson ends with a 3-Second Challenge so you can assess your knowledge, as well as a Security-in-Action review with real-world scenarios so you can apply these concepts to real-life scenarios. Throughout the course, the instructor walks you through practice exam questions with a focus on test-taking strategies.

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Much career success, Lawrence E. Wilson - Cybersecurity Certification Center

Cybersecurity & InfoSec - Career Transformation Guide (2022)

Colleagues, the  Cybersecurity & InfoSec - Career Transformation Guide includes valuable information that enables you to accelerate your career growth and income potential - Salaries (demand and growth), Certifications and Training programs, Publications and Portals along with Professional Community and Networking resources to help your career. CRISC, CISSP, CISM, CISA and the CompTIA Security+ certifications command average salaries from $111k-$152k and rank among Global Knowledge 2021 IT Skills and Salary Report “Top 15” positions. ZipRecruiter currently lists over 1.4m security positions across all disciplines in the US alone.  Furthermore, it reports average Cyber Security Analyst salary at $98,404. The Top 5 cyber certifications garner much higher incomes. More specifically, Indeed now offers some 16,005 Cyber Security Engineer openings.

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Much career success,  Lawrence E. Wilson - Cybersecurity Certification Center

CompTIA PenTest+ Certification (Training)

Cyber colleagues, the CompTIA PenTest+ Certification preparation course equips you with penetration testing, and vulnerability assessment, skills necessary to test the resiliency against network against attacks, ISO 17024 compliant, remediation techniques. This course covers all the topics on the exam, including planning and scoping a security penetration testing (ethical hacking) assessment, understanding legal and compliance requirements, and performing vulnerability scanning and penetration testing using appropriate tools and techniques. Training modules address: 1) Ethical Hacking and How to Plan a Security Penetration Test - introduces the concept of ethical hacking and how the cybersecurity industry goes about implementing field-tested security parameters using penetration testing. It walks through the planning and scoping of a pentesting assessment, 2) Reconnaissance," - intelligence gathering phase of the pentest, including collecting information, port scanning, and vulnerability scanning. It then discusses how to use this intelligence to plan the pentest itself, 3) Attacks and Exploits - how to use the intelligence gathered to perform the pentest. It goes over the various kinds of social engineering attacks and how to attack both wired and wireless networks. It then discusses how to exploit application-based vulnerabilities as well as local host and physical security vulnerabilities. Finally, it covers the clean-up and implementation of the post-exploitation techniques., and 4) Tools and Reporting - shows how to find and leverage the various tools that are available for evasion, decompilation, forensics, and software assurance. It also goes into the reporting aspect of the job, including best practices and how to professionally recommend mitigation strategies for the vulnerabilities found.

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Much career success, Lawrence E. Wilson - Cybersecurity Certification Center