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Our Mission - Security University
Security University is the leading provider of Qualified Hands-On Computer Security Education, Information Assurance Training and Certifications for IT and Security Professionals in the world.
Since 1999, Security University is the first and only computer security training and certification testing company that provides IT & IS professionals a complete hands-on computer security curriculum to secure infrastructures. The SU Qualified Programs such as the Q/ISP were born from IS professionals who needed to prove they are "Qualified" for their job.
CNSS achievement - all 22 Performance-Based Security University classes have earned the CNSS highest non-academic approval. No other Ethical Hacking or Security Analyst Penetration classes are approved.
Ed Tittle of Information Security Magazine (4/ 2008) in the 2008 certification reviews claims “SU classes are considered some of the most tactical security training classes and certification today”. Learn more about the Qualified programs. http://www.securityuniversity.net
The Q/ISP classes and security credential are the 1 st Performance-Based Security Credential. (awaiting NOCA Accreditation)
Security University's mission is to show you how to protect electronic assets by providing hands-on tactical computer security training for security executives, network & security professionals, system administrators, security administrators, consultants and security awareness training for your staff. For additional information, visit http://www.securityuniversity.net
What You Learn
After completing the designated qualification Q/ISP, Q/IAP, Q/WAD Q/SSE classes the network
security professional will have gained a qualified tactical computer security skill set necessary
to protect electronic assets, and the critical paths to that information
from attack. They are trained to defend your networks and critical assets by detecting, reacting and responding to malicious insider and external activity
in any network from both the technical and management perspective.
How To Start
Being aware of the dangers of network security is the first
step in defending your network. The next step is to certify your team that protects those assets by building your corporate arsenal of
computer security knowledge.
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