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Offensive Security Certification Guide

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  Offensive Security offers various security courses to develop candidate’s skills along three paths: penetration testing, web application security, and wireless security. While this course is well known among aspiring pen-testers, this course can also be applicable for those in IT career candidates willing to adopt skills in information security. Security certifications like Offensive Security, which mainly sheds light on Ethical Hacking concepts, arose in response to the growing Cyber Security threats. Offensive Security certification is quite different from other certifications because it takes a hands-on approach and also deals with real-world situations. Offensive Security Certification Exams There are various Security Certification Exams that are included in Offensive Security Certification. They are: ●       Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) The Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) certification is specially designed for ne...

CERTIFIED SOC ANALYST Certification Overview

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  CSA certification is from the EC council based on training for the security operation center. This training and credentialing help the candidate acquire trending and in-depth skills, which helps gain more clear opportunities through an enhanced level of capabilities for dynamic security operations entities' active contributions.   Who's a SOC analyst? SOC analyst program is a first entry-level of cybersecurity enthusiasts, passionate about detecting, monitoring, and analyzing threats by using a technical and technological solution with the handling setup process, significant mitigation steps against latest trends threats, and risks. In any organization, the SOC team performs work that consists of several analysts and other cybersecurity professionals. Cybersecurity is in demand nowadays. The job can be a great stepping stone into a cybersecurity career. Due to the rapid increase in data breach incidents and attacks, organizations focus on technologies and security soluti...

An Introduction to CISSP Certification

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CISSP ( Certified Information Systems Security Professional ) is one of the globally renowned certifications in the information security industry. Having this credential shows you have gone through the rigorous process of understanding IT infrastructure and honing skills to design and build a secure business environment. CISSP validates an information security professional's in-depth technical and managerial knowledge and experience to efficiently plan and maintain an organization's overall security posture. A survey conducted by the global information security and workforce study showed that 25% of CISSP certified professionals believed their certification helped increase their salaries. CISSP Certification Requirements CISSP is not an entry-level certification. To get a CISSP Certification , you should have five years of full-time work experience in two of the eight CISSP domains. A four-year college degree or another (ISC)2 certificate can substitute a year of experien...