Security administrators who are experts in the field of networking usually supervise an array of hardware, software, and manpower issues and work towards the much needed resolution for making certain information security (confidentiality, availability, integrity, authentic and non-repudiation aspects) on enterprise/virtual networks. Majority percentage of the bulk of their work revolves around equipments such as servers, switches, routers etc but not limited to the same.
The following provides us a glimpse of just a few of the certification courses offered for becoming a security expert:
CompTIA Security+ Certification
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP)
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
c) Network professional for Web Services
Data and web hosting companies would require networking professionals who are certified with networking knowledge for trouble shooting or resolving network issues for users and customers. Companies needing web services for interacting with other parties spread across different geographical areas would require the service to be efficient and that’s where the business requirement for Network professionals comes in.
More Info: what can you do with an a+ certification
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