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Network security is a booming field. After all, every business with a network should keep security top of mind to protect their employees and customers. Students interested in network security should take advantage of this growth. Yet how do you enter the field quickly? Is it even possible to get started in network security without a degree? The answer is yes.
Why a Certificate Program Might Be a Great Choice for You
Traditional education required students to obtain a two-year associate degree or a four-year bachelor’s degree. Now, there are more options to get you into the network security field faster. A certificate or diploma program is a great option if speed is important to you.
Cambridge’s Cyber and Network Security Certificate Program
Our Cyber and Network Security certificate program takes approximately 48 weeks to complete. This means you can enter the network security field in under a year. Plus, it’s an online program, which means you will have the ability to take your classes from anywhere you can connect to the internet. This provides you with flexible learning that improves your work/life/school balance.
You’ll learn everything you need for network security career success during your certificate program. Some of the courses you’ll take include:
- Introduction to Information Technology
- Computer Hardware Fundamentals
- Computer Software Fundamentals
- Digital Forensics in Cybersecurity
- Network and Security Foundations
- Fundamentals of Information Security in Healthcare
What Can You Do With a Certificate in Network Security?
A certificate can help you land various careers in network security, based on your goals. For example, many students move on to become security operation center analysts, IT support technicians, incident analysts and penetration testers.
How to Get Started in Network Security
To get started in network security, you’ll first need to obtain your high school diploma or GED. Next, you’ll need to attend an accredited Network Security program, such as the certificate program offered through Cambridge.
After program completion, you should consider obtaining some IT Industry certifications such as the CompTIA A+ Hardware and Software or the CompTIA Security+. Finally, with certifications and diploma in hand, you’ll be eligible for entry-level employment. Many network security specialists work in hospitals, non-profit organizations, financial institutions or business offices.
Call Cambridge Today to Learn More About Our Program
Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology offers students our in-depth Cyber and Network Security program. To learn more about the program or to get started today, give us a call at 877-206-4279 or send us a message.
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