APPLICATION
SECURITY
CAREER PATH
Become an Application Security Specialist
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A novice should begin their journey by building a solid foundation in the core areas of cybersecurity. Start by getting the basics right with the Network Defense, Ethical Hacking, and Digital Forensics certification; the course to prepare for this certification is completely free.
Attain a basic core certification of the Certified Cybersecurity Technician (C|CT) to begin your professional cybersecurity course. C|CT will immerse students into well-constructed knowledge transfer through training, accompanied by critical thinking challenges and immersive, hands-on lab experiences allowing candidates to apply their knowledge and move into the phase of skill development right in the class.
Post C|CT, you need to grow your career path with the Certified Network Defender certification. You will learn to examine network traffic at the binary level, master TCP/IP protocol, introduce vulnerability assessments and hacking methodology, and much more. These are essential skills that a VAPT professional should possess, a good foundation to become a network security expert.
Once you have a solid foundation, you will be ready to move into ethical hacking with Certified Ethical Hacker (C|EH) course, Worlds No.1 Ethical hacking certification. C|EH learning framework Learn, Certify, Engage and Compete framework covers a comprehensive training program to prepare you for the certification exam and the industry’s most robust, in-depth, hands-on lab experience of any cybersecurity program available. The C|EH certification will help you get into the Hackers mindset and expose you to the 5 phases of ethical hacking, which will allow you to acquire the skills to become a competent professional in the application security world.
Post C|EH, we recommend you take up Web Application Hacking and Security, a specialization certification that enables you to play, learn, hack, test, and secure web applications from existing and emerging security threats in the industry verticals.
In this capstone course of C|ASE.Java and C|ASE.Net you will learn about the 5 phases of secure SDLC methodologies, and planning, creating, testing, and deploying an application.
IT Support Specialist, IT Networking Specialist, Cybersecurity Technicians, Network Engineers, SOC Analyst
Entry-level Network Administrators, Entry-level Network Security Administrators, Data Security Analyst, Junior Network Security Engineer, Junior Network Defense Technician, Security Analyst, Security Operator, Network Security Engineer
Mid-Level Information Security Auditor, Cybersecurity Auditor, Security Administrator, IT Security Administrator, Cyber Defense Analyst,, Vulnerability Assessment Analyst, Warning Analyst, Information Security Analyst 1, Security Analyst L1, Infosec Security Administrator, Cybersecurity Analyst level 1, level 2, & level 3, Network Security Engineer, SOC Security Analyst, Security Analyst, Network Engineer, Senior Security Consultant, Information Security Manager, Senior SOC Analyst, Solution Architect, Cybersecurity Consultant
Penetration Testers, Network Server Administrators, Firewall Administrators, Security Testers, System Administrators and Risk Assessment professionals, Cybersecurity Forensic Analyst, Cyberthreat Analyst, Cloud Security Analyst, Information Security Analyst, Application Security Analyst, Cybersecurity Assurance Engineer, Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst, Technical Operations Network Engineer, Information Security Engineer, Network Security Penetration Tester, Network Security Engineer, Information Security Architect
Application Security Engineer, Application Security Analyst, Application security Tester, Application Security Consultant, Application security specialist, Secure SDLC Engineer, Security Engineer-Secure SDLC, Security Engineer-Application Security