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HOMELAND SECURITY
Chemical. Biological. Radiological. Nuclear. Explosive. WMDs. Asymmetric Threats.
The CBRNE-WMD credentials program is a robust training series designed to prepare early and developing professionals for the complexities of a dynamic and evolving threat environment. Three interdependent certificates that deal with policy, mitigation, and emerging threats will propel you towards an immersive capstone in Washington, D.C. and the next steps in your career protecting our nation.
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Cloud Fundamentals by ISACA
Cloud Fundamentals instructs through a hybrid learning approach to help you build an understanding of cloud computing principles, concepts, governance, security and service support. Learn how the cloud connects vital services and data remotely to allow businesses worldwide to achieve digital transformation and increased agility.
Covering topics such as Cloud Governance, Service Support, and Open-Source Cloud Technologies, build your cloud knowledge and skills with your choice of guidance and self-paced study developed by industry-leading experts.
ABOUT THIS COURSE
IT professionals increasingly need to understand the cloud as it has proven crucial in connecting businesses to critical data and services remotely. With Cloud Fundamentals, you’ll learn how to assess risks, ensure security, implement effective governance of services and providers, and optimize potential in the cloud.
Learn how the cloud connects vital services and data remotely to allow businesses worldwide to achieve digital transformation and increased agility.
You’ll be able to access your study materials and performance-based labs on demand—and you’ll earn 5 CPE upon completion.
Additional Resources
Certified in Emerging Technology
Cloud Fundamentals is one of four courses that make up a broad certification: Certified in Emerging Technology. Along with fundamental certifications in AI, Blockchain, and Internet of Things, the Certified in Emerging Technology puts you on the cutting edge of your career in technologies that are shaping the world.
For more information on how to start upon your path to being on the bleeding edge of technology, see ISACA’s Certified in Emerging Technology.
Overview
Modality
Online
Format
Asynchronous
Pricing
$549.00
Partner
RevU
Topic
Cloud
CyberForge
Information Technology and Engineering
ISACA
Price Includes
- ISACA Student Membership
- Certificate Exam
- Review Manual
- Online Review Course
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
There are no prerequisites. You can register for the Cloud Fundamentals exam at any time. The online, remotely proctored 2-hour exam blends both knowledge (multiple-choice) and performance-based questions set in a virtual lab environment. To pass the exam, you must earn a score of 65% or higher.
Domains
- Cloud Computing Concepts (42%)
- Cloud Governance (23%)
- Cloud Service Support (33%)
COURSE SYLLABUS
IT professionals increasingly need to understand the cloud as it has proven crucial in connecting businesses to critical data and services remotely. With Cloud Fundamentals, you’ll learn how to assess risks, ensure security, implement effective governance of services and providers, and optimize potential in the cloud:
- Cloud Computing Concepts (42%): This domain covers the basic principles and concepts of cloud computing, including the different service and deployment models, benefits, and challenges associated with cloud adoption.
- Cloud Governance (23%): This section focuses on the frameworks and strategies necessary to ensure effective governance in a cloud environment. Topics include risk management, compliance, and policies to oversee cloud services and providers.
- Cloud Service Support (35%): This domain addresses the support mechanisms required for cloud services, encompassing legal agreements (SLAs), performance monitoring, and incident management to maintain optimal cloud operations.
Successful students will receive an internationally recognized badge from ISACA.
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