ORION will host a Certified Network Defender (CND) Workshop for Ontario’s research and education community. Spanning five days from November 1 to November 5, this network security course will help ORION constituents create and deploy the most comprehensive network defence system.
“ORION knows that now more than ever, the community is focused on keeping sensitive research and student data safe,” says ORION President and CEO, Alfonso Licata. “As we all continue working and learning within hybrid in-person and online environments, ORION is more committed than ever to connecting the community with the skills and resources to protect private information, helping limited resources go further.”
The Certified Network Defender (CND) course focuses on the fundamentals of network defence. Attendees will learn to apply network security controls, protocols and perimeter appliances. They will also learn secure IDS and VPN, firewall configuration, network traffic signatures, analysis and vulnerability scanning. All of which will help with designing network security policies and incident response plans.
The workshop is one of a kind, developed by ORION’S training partner, EC-Council, a leading cybersecurity credentialing body. CND focuses on the latest technologies: Internet of things, attack surface analysis, threat intelligence, software-defined networks (SDN), network function virtualization (NFV), Docker, Kubernetes and container security.
Attendees will receive an e-book of the course materials, and access to EC-Council’s CyberQ Labs, where they can complete training exercises in the EC-Council Cyber Range. Attendees who register for the exam will also receive an exam retake voucher at no additional charge.
About EC-Council:
EC-Council has been a leading information security certification body since the launch of their flagship program, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), which created the ethical hacking industry in 2002. Since the launch of CEH, EC-Council has added industry-leading programs to their portfolio to cover all aspects of information security including EC-Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA), Computer Hacking Forensics Investigator (CHFI), Certified Chief Information Security Officer (CCISO), among others. EC-Council Foundation, the non-profit branch of EC-Council, created Global CyberLympics, the world’s first global hacking competition. EC-Council Foundation also hosts a suite of conferences across the US and around the world including Hacker Halted, Global CISO Forum, TakeDownCon and CISO Summit.
To learn more about EC-Council, visit www.eccouncil.org
About ORION:
ORION is a not-for-profit organization supporting Ontario’s progress with essential digital infrastructure. Since 2001, we’ve facilitated new discoveries by connecting research and education institutions, regions, and people across the province, enabling collaboration, learning, forging partnerships, and providing our community with the digital tools and expertise they need to make the world a better place.
Read more about ORION at https://www.orion.on.ca.