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Certified Network Defender (CND) Complete Training Course

The Certified Network Defender (CND) is a network security certification, supplier-neutral, practice-oriented and instructor-led training program. It is an intensive skills-based programme, including laboratory work, based on the safety education framework and the analysis of tasks related to the professional roles presented by the National Infocomm Competitiveness Framework (NICF), as well as an analysis of professional tasks and an educational framework in cybersecurity National Initiative of Cybersecurity Education (NICE). The course is also aligned with global professional roles as well as the professional roles of the Department of Defence (DoD) for system/network administrators.

The programme prepares network administrators to identify parts of an organisation that need to be examined and tested for security vulnerabilities, and how to reduce, prevent and mitigate risks within the network. The NDC covers approaches to network security protection, detection, response and prediction.

About Certified Network Defender Course

Course outline
 
Module 01: Attacks on defence networks and strategies
Module 02: Administrative network security
Module 03: Technical network security
Module 04: Network perimeter security
Module 05: End Point Security – Windows Systems
Module 06: End Point Security – Linux Systems
Module 07: Safety of end points – Mobile devices
Module 08: Safety of end points – IoT devices
Module 09: Administrative security of applications
Module 10: Data security
Module 11: Security of enterprise virtual networks
Module 12: Corporate cloud network security
Module 13: Company wireless network security
Module 14: Network traffic monitoring and analysis
Module 15: Network Log Monitoring and Analysis
Module 16: Incident Response and Forensic Investigation
Module 17: Business continuity and disaster recovery
Module 18: Risk Anticipation with Risk Management
Module 19: Threat Assessment with Attack Surface Analysis
Module 20: Threat prediction with cyber threats

More than 50% of the CND course consists of practical laboratories dedicated to helping students acquire practical skills in real-world environments, designed to cover areas such as network defence management, network perimeter protection, end point protection, application and data protection, virtual, cloud and enterprise wireless network protection, incident detection and response, and threat prediction. This will provide network administrators with practical expertise for current network security technologies and operations.

The course covers modern and advanced network security requirements:

  • Security of mobile devices in business
  • Safety of IoT devices in company
  • Cloud security
  • Virtual network security
  • SDN Security (Software-Defined Networking)
  • Network Functions Virtualization (NFV)
  • Security Docker
  • Container safety
  • Kubernetes Security
  • Threat information
  • Threat hunting
  • End Point Detection and Response (EDR)
  • Extended Detection and Response (XDR)
  • User and Entity Behaviour Analysis (UEBA)
Success score

In order to maintain the high integrity of our certification examinations, the EC-Council examinations are offered in several forms (i.e. different question banks). Each version is carefully analyzed by beta tests with an appropriate sample group under the supervision of a committee of experts on the subject, which ensures that each of our exams has not only academic rigour but also applicability to the real world. We also have a process to determine the level of difficulty of each issue. This individual evaluation then contributes to an overall "cut-off score" for each exam version. To ensure that each version meets the same evaluation standards, the cut-off scores are set according to each form of examination. Depending on the version of the exam, cut-off scores may vary between 60% and 78%.

Prefix of examination: 312-38 (ECC REVIEW)

Number of questions: 100

Duration of examination: 4 hours

Format of the examination: Multiple choice

Mode of procurement: ECC review

  • Security Analyst III
  • Cybersecurity Analyst, Senior
  • Cybersecurity Analyst, Senior
  • Vulnerability Analyst, Principal
  • Security Analyst II
  • Security Analyst I
  • Network administrator
  • Senior network engineer
  • Information System Security Officer
  • Intermediate level penetration tester
  • Senior network engineer
  • Senior Digital Forensic Analyst
  • Penetration tester
  • Linux System Administrator
  • Cybersecurity engineer II – Red team
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