THE C|EHv10 (PRACTICAL) EXAM

The C|EH (Practical) is a 6-hours practical exam built to exacting specifications by subject matter experts in the Ethical Hacking field.

Professionals that posses the C|EH credential will be able to sit for an exam that will test their limits in unearthing vulnerabilities across major:

ü Operating Systems

ü Databases

ü Networks

To those who meet & exceed the skills level set, they will earn the new industry required certification – the C|EH (Practical) certification.

C|EH (Practical) is available fully proctored (meaning you are being invigilated), online with remote facilities globally.

The combined benefit of a practical exam that is fully proctored anywhere in the world will provide organizations with a skills-validated & trusted credential when employing cybersecurity professionals.

With its global availability, organizations can now quickly train, test & deploy a cyber-ready workforce effectively.

You can check EC-Council website for application process information.

Comments

WHY BECOME A CISSP

CISSP means Certified Information Systems Security Professional CISSP is an (ISC)2 Certification (ISC)2 means The International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC)2 said CISSP is THE WORLD PREMIER CYBERSECURITY CERTIFICATION Jobs that Typically Use or Require CISSP are as follows: Chief Information Officer Chief Information Security Officer Director of Security IT Director/Manager Network Architect Security Analyst Security Architect Security Auditor Security Consultant Security Manager Security Systems Engineer As the Internet continues to change the world, corporations and other organizations are desperate to identify and recruit talented and experienced security professionals. They do this to protect the resources on which they depend to run their businesses in other to remain competitive. Some of the main reasons for becoming a CISSP are as follows: You will b...

THE CISSP EXAM

The CISSP exam is described as being “AN INCH DEEP & A MILE WIDE” The CISSP exam covers 8 security domains making up the CISSP CBK (Common Body of Knowledge). The CISSP exam evaluate expertise across 8 security domains. Domain means topics you need to master based on your professional experience & education. Passing the exam proves you have the advanced knowledge & technical skills to effectively design, implement & manage a best-in-class cybersecurity program. The CISSP exam questions are not very detailed & do not require you to be an expert in every subject, but the questions require you to be familiar with many different security subjects. The CISSP exam comes in 2 versions depending on the language in which the test is written. As at 18th December 2017, the CISSP exam comes in 2 different versions. The English version is now Computer Adaptive Test (CAT). The number of questions you are asked ranges from 100 to 150. Do not forget that 25 question...

BEFORE TAKING THE CISSP EXAM

WHO SHOULD BECOME A CISSP? CISSP candidates must have a minimum of 5 years of cumulative paid full-time professional security experience in 2 or more of the 8 CISSP domains. The 8 domains are as follows: Domain One: Security & Risk Management Domain Two: Asset Security Domain Three: Security Architecture & Engineering Domain Four: Communication & Network Security Domain Five: Identity & Access Management Domain Six: Security Assessment & Testing Domain Seven: Security Operations Domain Eight: Software Development Security Enable Ginger Cannot connect to Ginger Check your internet connection or reload the browser Disable in this text field Edit Edit in Ginger Edit in Ginger ×

Cybercertification - Free cybersecurity certification learning blog

Search This Blog