With the tidal wave of cyber threats over the past 4-6 years private sector and educational organizations alike have begun to offer certifications to equip and validate security professionals for this challenging assignment. Stanford University offers the Cyber Security Online Certificate which addresses immediate cyber threats and prevent longer-term emergent flaws created by rapid advancements in information technology including: Principles of computer systems security and digital forensics to identify threats, explore the impact of technology on national security and lessons learned by the U.S. government, test methods for possible system penetrations and design network perimeter defenses, uncover how cryptographic technologies can be an indispensable tool for protecting information. Cisco's Cybersecurity Specialist certification recognizes security
professionals who have attained specialized in-depth expertise and
proven knowledge in the essential areas of proactive cyber threat
detection and mitigation. Designed for professional security analysts and leveraging the
features of Cisco and other network security products used today, the
Cisco Cybersecurity Specialist certification focuses on the topics of
event monitoring, security event/alarm/traffic analysis, and incident
response. While the Cybersecurity Nexus offers three levels of certification: CSX Practitioner, CSX Specialist and CSX Expert. And GIAC's Global Industrial Security Professional (GICSP) cert bridges together IT, engineering and cyber security to achieve
security for industrial control systems from design through retirement.
This unique vendor-neutral, practitioner focused industrial control
system certification is a collaborative effort between GIAC and
representatives from a global industry consortium involving
organizations that design, deploy, operate and/or maintain industrial
automation and control system infrastructure. Will these certs ensure that today's security professionals can defend their organizations against cyber threats? Share your comments with the Cloud and Cyber Security Center: http://cloudandcybersecurity.blogspot.com/
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