- Industry recognition: CompTIA are globally recognized and respected across the IT industry, serving as
a benchmark for foundational and advanced tech skills.
- Career advancement: CompTIA certifications open doors to a wide range of job opportunities, from entry-level
IT positions to more specialized roles like cybersecurity, networking, and cloud administration.
- Vendor-neutral: Unlike some certifications tied to specific products, CompTIA provides vendor-neutral
certifications, equipping professionals with versatile skills applicable across various
platforms and technologies.
- Validation of skills: These certifications validate both technical knowledge and hands-on skills, boosting
credibility for employers and helping IT professionals stand out in the job market.
- Stepping stone for further specialization: CompTIA certifications often serve as a foundation for more advanced, specialized
certifications and skills development, allowing for long-term career growth.
- Networking concepts: Explain basic networking concepts, including the OSI model, network appliances, applications,
cloud concepts, connectivity options, and more.
- Network implementation: Understand routing technologies and important factors of physical installations; configure
switching technologies and wireless devices.
- Network operations: Monitor and optimize networks to ensure business continuity.
- Network security: Understand security concepts and network attacks to harden networks against threats.
- Network troubleshooting: Explain troubleshooting methodology and address common issues related to networking,
including cable connectivity and software problems.
Module 1: Explaining Network Topologies
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- Networking Overview: Understand network types and functions.
- OSI Model: Learn how the OSI layers facilitate communication.
- SOHO Networks: Explore small office/home office network setups.
- Troubleshooting: Understand troubleshooting methodologies.
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Module 2: Supporting Cabling and Physical Installations
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- Ethernet & Cabling: Learn Ethernet standards, copper, and fiber optic cabling.
- Wiring & Installation: Gain insights into network wiring and physical installation best practices.
- Cable Troubleshooting: Discover troubleshooting techniques for cabling issues.
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Module 3: Configuring Interfaces and Switches
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- Network Interfaces & Switches: Configure and manage network interfaces and switches.
- Switch Port Configuration & Troubleshooting: Learn to configure switch ports and troubleshoot issues.
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Module 4: Configuring Network Addressing
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- IP Addressing & Subnetting: Master IPv4/IPv6 addressing and subnetting.
- IP Tools & Troubleshooting: Explore tools and techniques for troubleshooting IP-related issues.
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Module 5: Configuring Routing and Advanced Switching
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- Routing & VLANs: Learn routing technologies, NAT, VLANs, and firewall configurations.
- Enterprise Topologies: Explore enterprise-level network topologies and troubleshooting.
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Module 6: Implementing Network Services
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- DHCP, DNS & Troubleshooting: Understand DHCP and DNS configurations and how to troubleshoot.
- APIPA & SLAAC: Learn automatic IP addressing methods.
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Module 7: Explaining Application Services
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- Application Security & Services: Learn about securing application services, disaster recovery, and high availability.
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Module 8: Supporting Network Management
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- Policies, Monitoring & Troubleshooting: Understand SNMP, packet capture, traffic monitoring, and event management.
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Module 9: Explaining Network Security Concepts
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- Network Security & Threats: Learn about network security concepts, common threats, and social engineering attacks.
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Module 10: Applying Network Security Features
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- Authentication & Authorization: Learn authentication methods and manage user permissions.
- Network Hardening & Security Rules: Explore techniques to strengthen network security and create security rules.
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Module 11: Supporting Network Security Design
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- Zone-Based Security & IoT: Implement zone-based security and understand IoT security challenges.
- Physical Security: Learn about the importance of physical security in network setups.
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Module 12: Configuring Wireless Networks
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- Wireless Standards & Design: Explore wireless networking standards and enterprise wireless network design.
- Wireless Security & Troubleshooting: Learn to secure wireless networks and troubleshoot common issues.
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Module 13: Comparing Remote Access Methods
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- WAN & VPNs: Understand WAN, internet connectivity, and secure remote access via VPNs.
- Remote Management: Explore tools for remotely managing network performance.
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Module 14: Summarizing Cloud Concepts
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- Cloud Networking & Modern Networks: Learn about cloud networking, datacenter storage, and emerging modern network technologies.
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- Individuals seeking to advance their careers in IT networking and security.
- Professionals with 9-12 months of IT networking experience.
- There are no prequisites for this course or CompTIA Network+ certification.
- Flexible learning: The eight-week format allows learners to progress at a manageable pace without the
full-time intensity of boot camps.
- Bespoke live sessions: Live support is tailored to individual learners' needs, ensuring a premium learning
experience compared to pre-recorded or generic content. There are two sessions per week, each an hour in length. They will consist of exam
tips, on-demand support, and scenario-based lessons based on learners needs.
- Complete lab access: Learners gain access to all levels of labs, providing a comprehensive, hands-on experience.
- Exam voucher: You'll receive an exam voucher when you enrol in this course, giving you free access
to the exam.
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Vikas Lohia
Senior Cyber Security Specialist | Course Instructor
Vikas Lohia is a distinguished Cybersecurity Professional with a diverse background spanning
multiple industries and countries, including Canada, the UAE, and India.
He has held pivotal roles in Network Operations, Threat Intelligence, Cloud Security,
24x7 Cybersecurity Operations, and Incident Response. His extensive experience spanning across industries such as finance, technology consulting,
network and security vendors, e-commerce fashion, and managed security services has
positioned him as a versatile leader in the cybersecurity domain.
Lohia has also made a significant impact as an educator, playing a key role in shaping
the careers of aspiring cybersecurity professionals. As an instructor at leading private bootcamps, he was a part of an intensive 12-week
program, providing practical, hands-on training that propelled many students to advance
their careers in the cybersecurity industry.
Academically, Lohia holds three post-graduate qualifications in Cybersecurity along
with an undergraduate degree in Information Technology. His blend of technical expertise and leadership experience equips him to offer students
an in-depth, real-world understanding of network security and the evolving challenges
in today’s digital landscape.