Advanced Network Security Course

Network Security Course
Network Security Course
  1. Understand core network security concepts

  2. Identify and analyze network threats

  3. Perform scanning and vulnerability testing

  4. Configure and test security systems

  5. Monitor and troubleshoot network performance

This Advanced Network Security course provides an in-depth understanding of how to secure, monitor, and test network infrastructures against evolving cyber threats. Learners will gain practical experience in network scanning, vulnerability assessment, intrusion detection, and penetration testing techniques using industry-standard tools such as Nmap, Wireshark, Snort, and proxy analyzers.

The course also covers firewalls, IDS/IPS configuration, network topology discovery, and troubleshooting methods essential for maintaining a secure network environment. By the end of this course, participants will be equipped to identify vulnerabilities, analyze risks, and implement effective defense mechanisms to safeguard networked systems.

Course Objectives:

Course
Course Duration
Course Fee
303: Advanced Network Security Course
4 Days
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Delivery Mode
Classroom And Online
Learning Style
  • Real life scenarios
  • Covers multiple aspects of IT Security
Exclusive
  • For existing Cyber Security professionals
  • Learn in-depth advanced Cyber Security Concepts

Who is this course for?

  • Network administrators and system engineers responsible for securing IT infrastructure.

  • Cybersecurity professionals and ethical hackers seeking practical skills in network defense and penetration testing.

  • IT support technicians and students in computer science or information technology aiming to build a foundation in network security operations.

How do you benefit?

You get to understand all aspects of Cyber Security and how one can protect your infrastructure with good cyber security practices.

Pre-Requisites:

All participants:

  • Basic understanding of computer networks and operating systems.

  • Familiarity with TCP/IP concepts and general IT infrastructure.

  • Prior exposure to command-line interfaces and networking tools is recommended but not mandatory.