[CBTNugget] Fundamental Data Security in the Cloud

After completing this Fundamental Data Security in the Cloud training, you’ll know how to provide a basic level of security to cloud data networks, whether hybrid or completely in the cloud.

For anyone who manages cybersecurity best practices training, this ISACA training can be used to onboard new security professionals, curated into individual or team training plans, or as an ISACA reference resource.

Fundamental Data Security in the Cloud: What You Need to Know

This Fundamental Data Security in the Cloud training has videos that cover topics such as:

• Understanding the options for securing SaaS, PaaS and IaaS platforms
• Securing your shared resources across on-prem, hybrid and cloud networks
• Using cutting-edge tools and technologies to keep your cloud network safe
• Recognizing security gaps with optimized visibility into cloud environments

Who Should Take Fundamental Data Security in the Cloud Training?

This Fundamental Data Security in the Cloud training is considered associate-level ISACA training, which means it was designed for security professionals. This network security skills course is designed for security professionals with three to five years of experience with cybersecurity best practices.

New or aspiring security professionals. This cloud data security fundamentals course is ideal for brand new IT security personnel who want to make sure they understand all the parts of their future job. Even if you think you won’t be working on a cloud network, it’s worth taking this training in cloud security fundamentals so that you have a conceptual understanding of all that cybersecurity can be.

Experienced security professionals. If you’ve been working in cybersecurity for several years already, a lot of the material in this fundamental cloud data security course will be familiar already. But maybe you’ve only worked in one narrow part of network security and haven’t interacted with the cloud. In that case, this training is perfect for quickly learning what makes data security in the cloud particular and unique