"Certified Network Defender" and "CND" is a registered trademarks of EC-Council and this course is not licensed, endorsed, or affiliated with EC-Council in any way.

WHAT'S COVERED?

• Network security management

• Network security policies and procedures

• Windows and Linux security administration

• Mobile and IoT device security

• Data security techniques

• Virtualization technology security

• Cloud and wireless security

• Risk assessment tools

• Basics of first response and forensics

• Indicators of Compromise, Attack, and Exposures (IoC, IoA, IoE)

• Threat intelligence capabilities

• Log management

• Endpoint security

• Firewall solutions

• IDS/IPS technologies

• Network Authentication, Authorization, Accounting (AAA)

FEATURES & BENEFITS

• 4 FULL practice tests, 200 questions

• Pause or stop the exam whenever you like

• A detailed explanation of answers

• Lifetime access

  
  

REALEXAMINFO

Number of Questions: 100

Passing Score: from 60% to 85%.

Test Duration: 4 Hours

Test Format: Multiple Choice

About CND: The CND course trains entry-level network security administrators on defense-in-depth network security preparedness, and the "protect, detect, and respond" approach to network security. Students gain a detailed understanding and the hands-on ability to act in real-life situations involving network defense. Based on the National Initiative of Cybersecurity Education (NICE) framework, this course is mapped to Department of Defense (DoD) job roles for system and network administrators.

Professionals who complete a network security program with skills in IT Security & Infrastructure, Switches & Firewall Installation and Administration, and Network Security Management are correlated to above-average pay, earning between $66,000 – $112,000 P.A.

The salary range depends on the job profile and experience. The further you progress, the more you’ll earn. The average network security engineer can earn $87,000 P.A. on an annual basis.