Perhaps unsurprisingly, education on internet security has in the recent years taken the backseat in plenty of businesses today. Most of the internal security budgets, media coverage, and venture capital dollars are channeled on new technology. However, company employee security education which is equally important often receives little or zero attention.
Wi-Fi has become a hallmark of the 21st century; the World Economic Forum estimates that there are 50 million individual Wi-Fi networks currently operating in the United States. A Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA) certification* qualifies a person to do the basic adjustments and maintenance tasks involved with running these networks in a commercial setting.
As cloud computing and networking takes over more and more functions that were traditionally handled by local servers, you may find that it is getting more difficult to find qualified personnel who are conversant with the new technology. That is why CompTIA has updated its industry-leading certification with the Cloud+ certification.
A Red Hat certification is a term used to describe anyone who is a system administrator tasked with operating and monitoring Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating systems.
The future of the internet is fiber optic. The demand for bandwidth and internet access to remote areas continues to soar so will the need for qualified technicians to install these cables. However, you may be confused about how much technical proficiency and certifications are required to attain a position in this growing sector of the telecommunications industry.
