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Certified Network Defender (C|ND)
Learn the skills that matter! EC-Council’s vendor-neutral network security certifications provide an unbiased approach to learning secure networking practices, as well as how to analyze and harden computing systems prevalent in the current IT infrastructure.
C|ND v2 has earned a reputation as the only program in the market that is 100% focused on network security and defense.
Certified Network Defender v2 has been designed by industry experts to help IT Professionals play an active role in the Protection of digital business assets and Detection and Response to Cyber Threats, while leveraging Threat Intelligence to Predict them before they happen. C|ND is a network security course designed to help organizations create and deploy the most comprehensive network defense system.
It is an ANSI 17024 accredited Certification Program, mapped to the NICE 2.0 framework and Approved under U.S. Defense of Department (DoD) 8570.
Course Overview
Certification and knowledge about information technology cybersecurity
Learning Objectives
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Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
Work Roles
Feedback
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