RCCS – ROCHESTON CERTIFIED CYBERSECURITY SPECIALIST
About the Course
The curriculum has been created by subject matter experts (SMEs) of Rocheston, who have gone through extensive research to create content that is practical and connects perfectly with current industry standards. The program acts as a stepping stone for becoming an accomplished cybersecurity specialist, who can turn tables at a dynamic organization with the acquired insights. The program teaches you about the best practices associated with security risks, both at home and otherwise.
What’s unique about the course?
- Rocheston Rosé OS (Consists of all lab materials)
- Training Videos
- RCCE® Sample Test
- Whitepapers
- Online Support
- 6-month subscription to Cyberclass® access with course and Rosé updates
- Trainer will be an Authorized Rocheston Trainer.
Duration: 3 Days
Mode: Classroom or Online Session
- Securing Data and Privacy
- How to Avoid Getting Scammed Online
- Securing Networks
- Securing Websites
- Securing Emails
- Securing Mobile Devices
- Securing Employees
- Securing Operations
- Securing Payments
- Incident Response and Reporting: A Guideline
- Social Media: Policy Development and Management
- SecurityOne 101: Cybersecurity Basics
Any individual, organization, government agency, including schools and colleges,would benefit from the course. Most importantly, the course is designed for ordinary day today users who do not have the advantage of specialized technical knowledge, i.e. for the restof us.
The RCCS certification will primarily provide you with a working knowledge of all thefundamental threats to cybersecurity in our everyday life, and how to deal with them. Everyend user, that is almost every single one of us in today’s world, who has a minimum digitalfootprint, needs being educated in the ways to secure their devices and systems. Join us in ourendeavors to enable a cyber secure life for everyone.
What you will learn
- Identify the threats in your environment that could be detrimental to cybersecurity
- Note if the threat is coming from users and human error
- Try to identify how, if at all, users are creating IT risks
- What are the potential vulnerabilities in your system and how can they be targeted, due to user misuse
- Note the gaps in the network
- Find ways to improve security infrastructure
- Educate your employees on the importance of cyber security
Ganesh Kannan has more than 15 years of IT experience in Software testing, test Consulting, Project and Change management. He has worked for Investment Banks like Barclays Capital and IT services firm like Zensar Technologies. He has managed the testing tools and process function for a top tier investment bank and have managed large off-shore testing teams. He possess extensive project management and consulting experience in delivering IT applications and spearheads the classroom and Online courses
