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Free Cyber Security bootcamp in Ahmedabad

"This bootcamp will explore Cyber Security, Network Attacks, System Attacks, SOC OPERATIONS, Cryptography, Malware Analysis and Cyber Attack Forensics in cyber security more in-depth, covering critical tools and technologies.
cyber security professionals in the field need to know in order to keep networks secure."

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  • A Network Security Engineer is a person responsible for ensuring the implementation of security systems. They have to identify vulnerabilities, look after the maintenance of firewalls, switches, and routers to stop attacks.
  • A Cybersecurity Architect is responsible for researching, planning, and designing the elements required for security. They decide the policies and procedure as to how the company’s employees will use security systems to reduce the chances of lapses.
  • Cybersecurity Analyst looks out for security lapses in the systems, perform internal and external security audits, conduct vulnerability testing, and put in best practices to prevent security breach.
  • Cyber Security Manager is a higher position where the person has to maintain its security protocols. He/she has to manage a team of IT professionals to ensure data security.
  • Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) are senior-level executives who ensure the entire cyber-security plan. The person has to respond to incidents of attacks and keep the security of the organisation intact.
  • A Digital Forensics Analyst is the one who advises on the reliability and availability of the data required. With the help of on-site and virtual searches, the analyst helps investigators collect digital evidence, examine the same and prepare evidence for the trial. A digital forensics analyst also has to train investigators and remain alert to any new technology entering the scene.

  • Vulnerability Assessment is the process of finding flaws on the target. Here, the organization knows that their system/network has flaws or weaknesses and want to find these flaws and prioritize the flaws for fixing.
  • Penetration Testing is the process of finding vulnerabilities on the target. In this case, the organization would have set up all the security measures they could think of and would want to test if there is any other way that their system/network can be hacked.

  • Cryptography is the practice and study of techniques for securing information and communication mainly to protect the data from third parties that the data is not intended for.

  • Both Encryption and Hashing are used to convert readable data into an unreadable format. The difference is that the encrypted data can be converted back to original data by the process of decryption but the hashed data cannot be converted back to original data.

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