Network Security Consultant

Being a Network Security Consultant means you have a 'career of tomorrow'. As IT systems become more and more important to businesses, they need people to manage these systems to make sure sensitive data isn’t leaked. That's why new titles such as Network Security Consultant have emerged.

As such, the employment opportunities for Network Security Consultants are expected to continue to grow. This Network Security consultant course will ensure you have what it takes to to pursue a professional IT career.

A Network Security Consultant prevents their clients data from being leaked, secure systems from getting viruses, as well as protecting systems from spyware and cyber hackers. Many organisations have large banks of confidential information. Network Security Consultants prevent leaks by setting up firewalls, passwords, specialised security software and other methods.

The best Network Consultants stay up to date with new technical developments by having the latest certifications in their field. In this course you will learn everything you need to know to be a successful Network Security Consultant

What you will learn

In this course you will learn the core skills of a Network Security Consultant. You will learn about the latest technologies such as LAN Switching Technologies, IPv4 Routing Technologies, IPv6 Routing Technologies, WAN Technologies. On top of this you will also learn about Infrastructure Services and Infrastructure Maintenance.

Why study online?

Online learning is for everyone. Whether you have a full-time job, work from home or not working at all, online learning is a great way to improve yourself. No matter your age, location or level of education, everyone can learn something online.

Curriculum

Module 1: Configuring Ethernet LANs

Introduction
Ethernet LAN Fundamentals - Part 1
Ethernet LAN Fundamentals - Part 2
Implementing Virtual LANs - Part 1
Implementing Virtual LANs - Part 2
Using VLAN Trunking - Part 1
Using VLAN Trunking - Part 2
Understanding Spanning Tree Protocol - Part 1
Understanding Spanning Tree Protocol - Part 2
Understanding Spanning Tree Protocol - Part 3
Spanning Tree Implementation - Part 1
Spanning Tree Implementation - Part 2
Spanning Tree Implementation - Part 3
Security Management - Part 1
Security Management - Part 2
Security Management - Part 3
Security Management - Part 4

Module 2: Configuring IPv4 Routing Protocols

Understanding OSPF - Part 1
Understanding OSPF - Part 2
Understanding OSPF - Part 3
Implementing OSPF - Part 1
Implementing OSPF - Part 2
Implementing OSPF - Part 3
Implementing OSPF - Part 4
Understanding EIGRP - Part 1
Understanding EIGRP - Part 2
Understanding EIGRP - Part 3
Implementing EIGRP - Part 1
Implementing EIGRP - Part 2
Troubleshooting IPv4 - Part 1
Troubleshooting IPv4 - Part 2
Troubleshooting IPv4 - Part 3

Module 3: Wide Area Networks

Implementing Point-To-Point WANs - Part 1
Implementing Point-To-Point WANs - Part 2
Implementing Point-To-Point WANs - Part 3
Private WANs With Ethernet And MPLS - Part 1
Private WANs With Ethernet And MPLS - Part 2
Private WANs With Ethernet And MPLS - Part 3
Private WANs With Internet VPNs - Part 1
Private WANs With Internet VPNs - Part 2
Private WANs With Internet VPNs - Part 3

Module 4: IPv4 Services

Basic Access Control Lists - Part 1
Basic Access Control Lists - Part 2
Advanced Access Control Lists - Part 1
Advanced Access Control Lists - Part 2
Quality Of Service - Part 1
Quality Of Service - Part 2

Module 5: IPv4 Routing and Troubleshooting

IPv4 Routing In The LAN - Part 1
IPv4 Routing In The LAN - Part 2
Implementing HSRP - Part 1
Implementing HSRP - Part 2
Troubleshooting IPv4 Routing - Part 1
Troubleshooting IPv4 Routing - Part 2

Module 6: IPv6 Routing

IPv6 Implementation And Routing Basics - Part 1
IPv6 Implementation And Routing Basics - Part 2
IPv6 Implementation And Routing Basics - Part 3
IPv6 Implementation And Routing Basics - Part 4
Implementing OSPF For IPv6 - Part 1
Implementing OSPF For IPv6 - Part 2
Implementing EIGRP For IPv6 - Part 1
Implementing EIGRP For IPv6 - Part 2
IPv6 Access Control Lists - Part 1
IPv6 Access Control Lists - Part 2

Module 7: Cloud Based Networking

Overview Of Cloud Computing - Part 1
Overview Of Cloud Computing - Part 2
Conclusion

Please note that the official exam is not included, however for those who complete the course, they will receive a completion certificate upon request.

This course is for those who are considering Cisco’s CCNA Routing and Switching track. It is for individuals who are looking to advance in their careers. Whether you are looking to validate your current IT knowledge, or you’re considering a career as a Network Security Consultant, this course is a great addition to any IT professionals CV.

It is recommended that you study the Cisco 100-105 ICND1 (Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 1) before moving on to this Cisco 200-105 ICND2 (Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 2) training course.

• Network Security Consultant
• Network Engineer
• Network Technician
• Field Engineer
• Cisco Engineer
• Cisco Network Advisor
• 1st Line Support
• 2nd Line Support
• IT Service Desk

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