Do you need certified security skills in-house?
Cyber security
Offensive, defensive and audit certifications, from Linux hardening through ethical hacking to CISSP and the ISACA audit ladder.
What this covers
The certifications in this track deliberately pull in three directions, because a security function needs all three. Offensive qualifications teach you how systems are actually broken into. Defensive and engineering qualifications teach you to build and run controls that hold. Audit and management qualifications teach you to evidence that they do, which is what regulators and boards ask for.
These sit at very different levels. CEH and the cloud security specialisms suit engineers moving into security; OSCP is a hard practical exam; CISSP, CISA and CISM assume real years behind you and are as much about governance as about technology. We will tell you honestly which one fits the person in front of us.
What’s included
- LPIC-3 Security (LPI)
- CEH Certified Ethical Hacker (EC-Council)
- OSCP Offensive Security Certified Professional (OffSec)
- CISA Certified Information Systems Auditor (ISACA)
- CISM Certified Information Security Manager (ISACA)
- CISSP Certified Information Systems Security Professional (ISC2)
- Certified DevSecOps Professional (CDP)
- SCA SUSE NeuVector (container security)
- SUSE Certified Deployment Specialist in SUSE NeuVector
- AWS Certified Security Specialty
- Azure Security Engineer Associate
Certifications covered
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Send us the team, the level they are at and the certification you are aiming for, and we will come back with a proposed schedule.