COURSES OFFERED BY CONNECTING CYBER NETWORKS

Google Cloud course is offered by Connecting Cyber Networks for all skill level. We believe in quality, going extra mile and thinking out of the box to be very best and are built on truth, honesty and dedication.

CCNA is an information technology certification from Cisco Systems. CCNA certification is an associate-level Cisco Career certification. The Cisco exams have changed several times in response to the changing IT trends.

Ethical hacking can be defined as the procedure of understanding and locating vulnerabilities or weaknesses of a computer system or an electronic device by thinking like a malicious hacker. Ethical hacking is also known as red teaming, intrusion testing, and penetration testing.

Cyber security in simple terms can be defined as the shielding of internet-connected computer systems like software, hardware, and important data from hackers and cyber threats. This is important as big businesses and enterprises are based on their customer data.

CCIE Security covers advanced security technologies, including network security, threat management, VPNs, identity management, NGFW, ESA, WSA and security automation. The program includes hands-on lab exercises.

CCNP Security is a professional-level certification program by Cisco, covering advanced security concepts and technologies such as firewalls, VPNs, and intrusion prevention. The course includes hands-on lab exercises to reinforce knowledge and skills.

The Check Point CCSA course teaches network security concepts, firewall management, VPNs, URL-filtering, Data Scanning and identity awareness, enabling network administrators to secure their network from cyber attacks using Check Point technologies.

CCSE course covers advanced configuration and management of Check Point security systems, VPN, Gateway Upgrades, Acceleration, clustering, troubleshooting, and security management tools for multiple sites, as well as network security concepts.

Cyber forensic course covers digital forensics investigation techniques such as digital evidence acquisition, file systems, network, database, cloud, mobile, email forensics, malware analysis, incident response, legal, and ethical considerations.