Dig into the CompTIA ITF+ (IT Fundamentals) first. If that stuff seems on the easy side (some stuff caught me up), try the A+ Core 1 series. Even though I've been in the IT field for almost 18 years, I found a lot in the ITF+ courses that I found valuable.

Hey @Waqkas-Ahmed great question, have you considered trying creating a GPO with "Computer configuration\Windows Settings\Security settings\Windows Firewall with advanced security"?

Stephen, Please submit this as a course request via the chat bubble on our site. This way we make sure that we log your request and will be routed officially to the right team.

Not necessarily only about install base? With limited amount of resources, It is about the scope of work, availability of subject matter expertise, and scheduling of studio and resources, and course development time. It may be difficult to understand, not many DBAs want to teach about DB, they want to build it and optimize for a specific business case. The demands we've seen in the past were not so much about generic database skills, except for Transact-SQL but really about building for a business case. So install base doesn't constitute a demand, unless there is an actual demand.

Are you in powershell?

@SIMON-TAPLIN - We have a hybrid setup with users on-prem and O365. The EMC is also used as a local relay server.

Do you know what the upgrade plan should be from EMC 2010 to 2019 server, e.g. upgrade to 2013 first and on what O/S server

We are looking at adding courses (at least to the associate level) in the areas of Juniper, Fortinet, and Aruba networks. There is no specific timeline yet, but thank you so much for the post!

@Rashard-Adams-0 great question! If you are looking to move forward, there is blue and red team paths to consider such as

For Red Team = CompTIA PenTest+ Exam code: PT0-002 CompTIA: https://www.comptia.org/certifications/pentest For Blue Team = CompTIA CySA or Cybersecurity Analyst+ Exam code: CS0-002 (retiring Dec. 5th 2023) Exam code: CS0-003 (newest objective set) CompTIA: https://www.comptia.org/certifications/cybersecurity-analyst

For cloud and cloud security, you might consider:

Cloud+, Azure, or AWS CompTIA Cloud+ (Exam code: CV0-003):https://www.comptia.org/certifications/cloud Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate (Exam code: AZ-500): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/certifications/azure-security-engineer/ AWS Certified Security - Specialty (Exam code: SCS-C02): https://aws.amazon.com/certification/certified-security-specialty/

https://www.lenovo.com/us/outletus/en/laptops/?orgRef=https%253A%252F%252Fduckduckgo.com%252F

Hi @James-Parsons

You probably already have done so but, just in case, make sure you use the Chat bubble in the Interface to leave a message with Member Services so that we can open a ticket on this. We definitely want to see about getting that sorted. Thanks so much!

Hello :)

Thank you so much for the advice, i really appreciate it :)

Here is the link : https://www.bet365careers.com/en/current-vacancies?generic=&location=&department=Technology

This exam is retiring as you've said, there has not been a replacement exam announced, yet. This is the Office 365 equivalent of the AZ-500 Azure Security Technologies. Both exams were rather "beastly" in scope. This exam was primarily focused on the Microsoft 365 Administrator and not so much for the SOC Analyst.
I would do some searching on what you'd like to see in the realm of SOC roles. It can range widely. start there and then come back and see what we have that will fit that pursuit.

Tom - Thank you for reading and responding to my post.
I understand all, solid feedback.

That's all a matter of perspective. Redhat is a software company and Cisco is a hardware company. Though they missed the boat on the cloud. Many companies still rely on them because of the support history they have with those companies. They are now having to play catch-up.