Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) - Security Fundamentals

Description

Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) addresses a wide range of critical technology concepts with exams that are designed to assess and validate core technical concepts in three primary areas: Developer, Database, and IT Professional. 

MTA certification is specifically targeted at students who have an interest in computer science, coding, and additional traditional IT careers.  Designed to help students in exploring academic and career options by validating a diverse range of fundamental technology skills, MTA includes a series of exams that are aligned with high-demand areas of focus. With a variety of resources designed to assist each candidate prepare for the exams, MTA truly represents a full-learning pathway with practice and learning materials, student study guides, additional training resources.

Security Fundamentals

This is an advanced level Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) certification on Security Fundamentals covers the elemental concepts of network security. It enables you with the talents to spot information security threats which reflect on the safety posture of the organization and implement general security controls.

Pre-Requisites

Before you take this course, you are expected to have:

• Knowledge of fundamental Windows OS concepts in a Windows 10 environment


• Some hands-on experience with the Windows OS, with desktop computers, and application virtualization

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Appreciate basic concepts of operating system security.


• Understand network security in-depth


• Learn all about security layers


• Gain fundamental security knowledge and skills

Career Opportunities

After completing this certification course, you can seek opportunities such as:

• Security specialist


• Incident responder


• Security addressed


• Security admin


• Security auditor


• Vulnerability Assessor


• Penetration tester


• Security engineer

Certification

MTA exams don’t qualify for MCP certification, nor are they a prerequisite for MCSA or MCSD certification.

Who Should Attend

• Computer Science Students


• Professionals 


• IT Job-Seekers

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