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A brief overview of TruSecure Certification

TruSecure is a certification course for people who want to become cybersecurity professionals. The certificate offers a cost-effective, practical solution towards strengthening the cybersecurity profession as well as the cybersecurity industry. According to Infosecurity magazine, there will be over 1 million certified workers in this field by 2020. TruSecure is developed by a National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). TruSecure is one of the two certifications that are accepted by DHS. The other one is CISSP which are also covered in our TruSecure Dumps. The certificate consists of five domains that are CompTIA security+, CompTIA network+, and CompTIA Linux+. TruSecure will also cover other topics such as cloud computing, cyber law, privacy and risk management, business continuity planning, etc. The TruSecure certification is a new initiative for the cybersecurity industry. It was launched in January 2015, has been developed by CompTIA and other government agencies. The certificate is aimed at improving the cyber security skills of employees and employers as well.

What is TruSecure?

The certification program covers a wide range of topics that are related to information technology, cybersecurity, and the cybersecurity industry. These include applied cryptography, cloud computing, cyber law, identity management, etc. The four domains that will be covered by the certificate are: In January 2016, it was reported that CompTIA had over 100 organizations partnering with them for creating job opportunities in this field. The company has partnered with companies such as Microsoft, Brocade, Rackspace, CDW which are all included in TruSecure Dumps. CompTIA is one of the leading trade associations in the US IT industry and provides training and certification programs for people who have working experience in this field. Overall, CompTIA works with over 935 organizations worldwide to develop training and education courses for the IT workforce.

What are the requirements of TruSecure?

There are no specific requirements for taking up this certificate course. However, students will need to undergo a professional assessment that includes an online test (using Pearson Vue) to get certified. Students will also be required to carry out a project at their workplace. The project can be on the topic of cybersecurity but it's not mandatory.

Is TruSecure P2P or a Foundation?

The certificate will act as both a foundation and a professional qualification for those who want to get into the field of cyber security. However, only those who have at least six months of experience in the field of information technology are eligible for this course. It is also advised that candidates have some prior knowledge about CompTIA A+ training (or CompTIA Network+ training) before taking up this course. CompTIA has come up with two courses (A+ and Network+ certification) to help candidates prepare for this exam.

On February 14, 2016, the DHS announced that CompTIA TruSecure is now recognized and accepted as an equivalent to CISSP certification.

CompTIA has been developing these other certificates to help people work towards their goals in a more efficient way. While TruSecure will be the first certificate from CompTIA that is accepted by DHS for security specialists, it will also act as a foundation for other certificates that are developed by the organization which are also covered in our TruSecure Dumps. A few of these include CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker), ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library), CCNA, and Security+. However, it's not clear yet which of these certificates will be launched first.

TruSecure is a new initiative. The certificate is being accepted by DHS for security specialists but it will also act as a foundation for other certificates that are developed by the organization. A few of these are CompTIA CEH, ITIL, CCNA, and Security+. If you are willing to take up this certificate course, your employer must first give you permission to take up the course themselves. There is no restriction for taking up this course if you have prior knowledge about CompTIA training programs or certifications. However, candidates will need to undergo an assessment on their own before taking up the exam. For completing this assessment, candidates will need access to a computer and a webcam installed on the computer.

TruSecure consists of 60 questions. 50% or 30 questions need to be answered correctly by the candidate in order to pass the test. However, candidates will lose a mark if they provide incorrect answers. The TruSecure exam can be taken online via Pearson Vue testing centers anywhere across the world. The number of exam centers in each country varies. Candidates will be asked to pay a specific fee for appearing in the exam.

TICSA TruSecure™ ICSA Certified Security Associate

ICSA is an international organization for information security. ICSA is a non-profit organization with thousands of members in more than 120 countries. ICSA provides education, training and self-assessment tools to the information security community. There are multiple ways that someone can be a member of this organization but those who acquire the cyber security certification program can become members of the TruSecure Operating Council (TSOC) which are all included in TruSecure Dumps. TruSecure™ Lab Kit and TruSecure™ Training are not affiliated in any way with CompTIA, Certiport, or Pearson Vue. These names are trademarks owned by their respective companies mentioned below: ICSA® is a registered trademark of Information Systems Security Association, Inc. TruSecure™ is a trademark of TruSecure™ LLC. All other trademarks and copyrights are of their respective owners.

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CompTIA, CompTIA TruSecure, and CompTIA Continuing Education Provider logos are registered trademarks of CompTIA. All other brands mentioned herein are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners. On September 3, 2015, it was announced that the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has accepted the CompTIA Cybersecurity Industry Partner Program (CIPP) as a bona fide CBP program under the Cooperative Border Protection Initiative (CBPI). CompTIA's new program, known as "TruSecure", focuses on securing existing personnel while creating an on-ramp for both CBP and the private sector. TruSecure™ will allow for a real-world impact by certifying individuals that may be deployed into the field, giving them more flexibility to focus on jobs that expand their cyber security knowledge. CompTIA's effort is part of DHS' overall objective to strengthen its border security efforts while allowing business owners and private citizens to protect themselves against malicious cyber actors. The program is not without its critics, however. Initial concerns about this designation involve issues such as data privacy laws, employment laws, and whether there are more appropriate methods of protection than CISPs. The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) found that CISPs did not provide the public with the necessary protection from data collection.

ICSA, the parent organization of CompTIA, was founded in 1956 by 11 major corporations to promote information security awareness. Today, ICSA is an international organization with thousands of members in more than 120 countries. ICSA provides education and training as well as self-assessment tools to the information security community. One of the products from ICSA is its certification program that is also managed by CompTIA. Material on this page has been copied from the headquarter of TruSecure LLC is located in Herndon, Virginia, USA. The headquarters of TruSecure LLC is open to the public which are also covered in our TruSecure Dumps. The American Information Security Association's (AISA) new certification program, called TruSecure™, will place more emphasis on focus and skills in the workplace. This new certification will be available to both federal and private sector employees.

CompTIA has been developing these other certificates to help people work towards their goals in a more efficient way. While TruSecure will be the first certificate from CompTIA that is accepted by DHS for security specialists, it will also act as a foundation for other certificates that are developed by the organization. A few of these include CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker), ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library), CCNA, and Security+.

Certification Topics of TICSA TruSecure™ ICSA Certified Security Associate

The exam is divided into four parts.

Part 1: Network Infrastructure Overview Part 2: Windows Operating System Overview Part 3: OS Security and Threats Part 4: Application Security Principles and Practices

Exam Requirements of TICSA TruSecure™ ICSA Certified Security Associate

The exam consists of 60 questions and you have 120 minutes to complete it. Each question carried 1 mark. All the questions are multiple-choice questions with four choices out of which one is correct while the rest three are incorrect. TruSecure provides a lab kit and training material for candidates to prepare for taking up the ICSA exam. It is named as TruSecure™ Lab Kit and TruSecure™ Training respectively. The lab kit includes all the tools that you will need in order to prepare yourself for the exam, including computers, routers, switches, cables, workstations, etc. The training materials consist of lessons that are comprised of videos, eBooks, and study guides in PDF format.

Exam Cost of TICSA TruSecure™ ICSA Certified Security Associate

The cost of the exam is USD 250 for the first two attempts and USD 350 for the third and each subsequent re-attempt. The fee is non-refundable and candidates can reschedule it up to two weeks after they receive their exam results.

TICSA (TruSecure ICSA Practitioner Certification)

TruSecure™ Practitioner Certification is the entry-level certification from ICSA that is targeted at individuals who have fundamental knowledge and skills in information security. The exam consists of one single part and has 60 questions with 120 minutes to complete. Like the TruSecure Cybersecurity Certification, the TruSecure™ Practitioner certification is also multiple-choice questions where each question carries 1 mark. There are two types of candidates who can apply for the certificate: For non-registered members, they will be charged USD 200 per attempt while registered members will be charged USD 100 per attempt for the first two attempts and USD 150 thereafter. All the certification exams offered by CompTIA are administered by Pearson VUE. CompTIA has partnered with various organizations to prepare candidates for the certification exams. Some of these include:

In August 2015, it was announced that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) would accept CompTIA's Cybersecurity industry partner program (CIPP) as a bona fide CBP program under the Cooperative Border Protection Initiative (CBPI). The U.S. Homeland Security Department and ICE-Homeland Security Investigations (ICE-HSI) are accepting CIPP to establish improved communication and cooperation with the Information Security Community (ICS3) and partners in accordance with CBP directives, policy, and procedures. Once you have passed the ICSA exam and meet the eligibility criteria, you are eligible to apply for TruSecure™ Practitioner which are all included in TruSecure Dumps. TruSecure™ Practitioner is a certification for security professionals who work in an operational capacity and support other security specialists and system administrators. TruSecure Practitioner is part of BCS Certification, a global IT certifying body that provides vendor-neutral certifications.

TruSecure™ Lab Kit helps to aspire CompTIA Security+ professionals understanding the various aspects of network security, define their role, formulate strategies to deal with security threats, perform security assessments of network infrastructure using appropriate tools and techniques as well as develop models/strategies to secure systems. The training material is comprised of lessons that are comprised of videos, eBooks, and study guides in PDF format. For students who want to pursue the certification without having any prior knowledge on network security, they can go through all the lessons and their learning style, kind of questions asked by themselves will surely help them in taking up the exam. TruSecure Training is a comprehensive guide that focuses on explaining the concepts of network security and also helps the student in preparing for the ICSA certification exam.

Certification Topics of TICSA (TruSecure ICSA Practitioner Certification)

The exam is divided into three parts.

Part 1: Network Infrastructure Overview Part 2: Windows Operating System Overview Part 3: OS Security and Threats

Exam Requirements of TICSA (TruSecure ICSA Practitioner Certification)

The exam consists of 60 questions and you have 120 minutes to complete it. Each question carried 1 mark. All the questions are multiple-choice questions with four choices out of which one is correct while the rest three are incorrect.

Exam Cost of TICSA (TruSecure ICSA Practitioner Certification)

The cost of the exam is USD 250 for the first two attempts and USD 350 for the third and each subsequent re-attempt. The fee is non-refundable and candidates can reschedule it up to two weeks after they receive their exam results.

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