Network Security: Architecting the Foundation
Network Security provided by the SDSU Global Campus is a course designed to build the skill set needed to secure, manage, and operate network communication equipment and systems for a variety of organizational types. Network security is part of the foundation of any businesses’ security posture.
Linux Security: The Other Other OS
I’m finally done with Linux Security, and I’m excited to move on to Network Security. This course was a dive into the world of Linux, with a particular focus on cybersecurity. I learned how to manage and operate a Linux environment, including the popular cybersecurity distribution Kali Linux. One of the most valuable skills I…
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Cloud Security: Designing for the Future
I have completed the course Cloud Security, however I’m excited to move on to Linux Security. This course was a great introduction to the world of cloud computing and security. I learned a lot about different cloud service providers (CSPs), their services, and how to set up and configure AWS accounts. One of the most…
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Computer Networking: The Connections Between Us
I’m finally done with Computer Networking, and I’m both relieved and excited. Relieved because it was a demanding course that required a lot of focus and dedication. Excited because I now have a strong foundation in networking concepts that will be invaluable in my future career. One of the most important skills I learned in…
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Microsoft Security: Securing THE OS
I have been awarded a Microsoft Security badge from SDSU!
Badges are a way to show off the skills you have learned and the experience gained.