Start A Cybersecurity Career In 2020 For Under $50 Today

It seems like there’s a new data breach every month, and people are rightfully worried. Hackers are stepping up their efforts to get their hands on your personal information, which has skyrocketed the demand for certified cybersecurity professionals. If you want to be on the frontlines against hackers and data breaches, your first step is to become certified in cloud security, and this $49 bundle can help.

The Essential Cloud Security Certification Bundle is a 61-hour course bundle providing an overview of today’s cybersecurity landscape as well as training prep for 3 popular cybersecurity certifications. The first course you’ll tackle is Introduction to Cybersecurity, which will teach you the skills needed to evaluate and manage security protocols.

Once you’ve completed this course, you can train for the CISSP, CCSP, and AWS SysOps certifications. Training in CISSP will allow you to define all aspects of IT security, such as architecture and design. Alternatively, CCSP-certified professionals primarily deal with cloud storage security. Finally, the AWS SysOps course will teach you how to deploy, manage, and operate highly scalable systems.

Data is our most valuable asset, making cybersecurity more important than ever. You can prepare for the CISSP, CCSP, and AWS SysOps certification exams with the Essential Cloud Security Certification Bundle, which is on sale today for $49, or 97% off.

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