Microsoft Azure Administrator Course

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The Microsoft Azure Administrator exam focuses on common tasks and concepts that an administrator needs to understand to deploy and manage infrastructure in Microsoft Azure. This course focuses on skills and knowledge needed to manage Azure subscriptions; analyze resource utilization and consumption; manage resource groups; establish storage accounts; import/export data; configure Azure files; implement backup; create, configure, and automate VM deployment; manage VMs and VM backups; implement, manage, and connect virtual networks; create and configure Network Security Groups; manage Azure AD and its objects; and implement and manage hybrid identities. Passing the Microsoft Azure Administrator exam earns your Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate certification, demonstrating your skills in implementing, monitoring, and maintaining Microsoft Azure solutions, including major services related to compute, storage, network, and security.

Microsoft Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure

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This instructor-led Pearson Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure (AZ-800) course comprises topics such as how to deploy and manage AD DS, hybrid identity, Windows Servers, virtual machines, containers, hybrid networks, and storage services, as well as how to perform these tasks with on-premises and Azure IaaS instances of Windows Server.

ISC2 CISSP Certified Information Systems Security Professional

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The Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) course is a perfect companion to preparing for the CISSP Exam. It focuses specifically on the objectives for the CISSP exam introduces by ISC2 in May 2021. The course will review asset retention, secure provisioning, crypto attacks, machine learning tools, threat hunting, risk-based access control, zero trust, SAML, SOAR, CASB, securing microservices, containers, managed services, and many other topics, while helping you identify areas of weakness and improving your conceptual knowledge and hands-on skills.

EC Council Certified Ethical Hacker CEH (31250)

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The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH 312-50) course is a great next step for anyone who wants to look at how attackers target networks, what tools attackers use, and how these techniques can be used by ethical hackers. Topics include the basic concepts related to ethical hacking, reconnaissance techniques, system hacking phases and attack techniques, network and perimeter hacking, web application hacking occurs, wireless network hacking, and mobile platforms, IoT, and OT hacking.

CompTIA Security+

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The CompTIA Security+ course focuses on an understanding of computer topics such as how to install operating systems and applications and networking topics such as how to configure IP addressing and what a VLAN is. The CompTIA Security+ will help you prepare to succeed on the CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 exam by directly addressing the exams objectives as stated by CompTIA. Preparation hints and test-taking tips, helping you identify areas of weakness and improving both your conceptual knowledge and hands-on skills are shared.

CompTIA Network+

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The CompTIA Network+ N10-008 course is a great first step for anyone who is entering the computer networking field. It covers the crucial concepts of network technology, including network fundamentals, implications, operations, security, and troubleshooting. The COMPTIA Network+ certification is unique in that it is vendor neutral and acts as a stepping-stone to more specialized and vendor specific certifications.

CompTIA CASP+

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This Pearson CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner course is a great next step for anyone working in the security field who wants to become well-versed in security architecture, security operations, security engineering and cryptography, governance, risk, and compliance. The CAS-004 certification is vendor-neutral, so the devices and technologies introduced in this course will work with multiple vendors.

CompTIA A+ Core 2

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This instructor-led Pearson CompTIA A+ Core 2 course is based on a vendor-neutral exam that measures knowledge of industry-standard technology. It covers the basic concepts of PC or mobile device hardware, networking, virtualizations and clous computing, and troubleshooting hardware and network issues.

CompTIA A+ Core 1

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This instructor-led Pearson CompTIA A+ Core 1 course is based on a vendor-neutral exam that measures knowledge of industry-standard technology. It covers the basic concepts of PC or mobile device hardware, networking, virtualizations and clous computing, and troubleshooting hardware and network issues.