Faetec and Cisco Open Spots in New Free Course! Study from the Comfort of Home Without Spending a Dime

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Published on 13/09/2024 at 20:24

Updated on 13/09/2024 at 20:25

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The Technical School Support Foundation (Faetec), in collaboration with Cisco Brazil, launched a free course in Endpoint Security. The course is part of the Cyber Education Marathon and offers an opportunity for those who want to acquire knowledge in an increasingly relevant field in the digital age. Enrollment is open until September 22, and interested individuals must fill out a registration form available on the Cisco platform.

Enrollment in the Free Course from Faetec and Cisco

The free course in Endpoint Security, offered by Faetec and Cisco, is fully online and allows participants to study at their own pace.

To enroll, interested individuals must visit Cisco’s official website and complete the registration form before the final deadline.

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The Role of Faetec in the Cyber Education Marathon

Alexandre Louzada, a professor at Faetec and instructor in the Cyber Education Marathon, highlighted the importance of the free course for students and professionals interested in the field of cybersecurity.

Louzada emphasized that information security is a crucial topic in the current context and that the marathon offers a valuable opportunity for learning.

Professor Louzada reinforced that participation in the marathon is not limited to Faetec students.

“The invitation to participate in the cybersecurity marathon is open to everyone. It is a chance for anyone interested in learning about information security and qualifying for the job market. Anyone who wishes to enroll through our academy can participate,” he stated.

Content and Benefits of the Free Course

The free Endpoint Security course covers the processes of defense and protection of devices connected to the network.

The participants will learn essential techniques and practices to protect computers and other devices against cyber threats.

With the increase in the number of connected devices and the constant evolution of digital threats, the demand for qualified professionals in endpoint security is high.

In addition to providing technical knowledge, the course offers the chance for participants to be selected for the Second Phase of the Selection Process of the Marathon.

Those who successfully complete the course will be able to compete for one of the 1,500 free scholarships for professional training offered by the Cisco Brazil Cyber Education Program.

This is an additional opportunity to advance one’s career and obtain a recognized certification. So, sign up today for the free course from Faetec in partnership with Cisco Brazil!

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Faetec and Cisco Open Spots in New Free Course! Study from the Comfort of Home Without Spending a Dime

Enrollment in the Free Course from Faetec and Cisco

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Content and Benefits of the Free Course

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Faetec and Cisco Open Spots in New Free Course! Study from the Comfort of Home Without Spending a Dime

Free Endpoint Security Course from Faetec and Cisco Brazil: Sign Up by September 22 and Compete for Scholarships.

Enrollment in the Free Course from Faetec and Cisco

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