Certify as a Network Security Specialist with CNSS Workshop

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This expert-led program, with the support of Local ISACA and ISC2 Chapters, will prepare professionals to enhance network infrastructures in securing against threats and incorporating sophisticated security features into modern IT environments. Students will learn thoroughly about network vulnerabilities, secure architectures, and proactive defense mechanisms.

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Who Should Attend?

Why Attend CNSS?

Network administrators and engineers
Cybersecurity professionals
IT security managers and consultants
SOC analysts and security auditors
Ethical hackers and penetration testers
Anyone responsible for securing network infrastructures

Learn to secure networks against cyber threats and attacks
Gain hands-on experience with firewall, IDS/IPS, and VPN security
Understand network traffic analysis and threat hunting techniques
Strengthen your expertise in enterprise network security
Improve your ability to design and implement secure network architectures

Why CNSS Training Program Is Important?

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Network security is the foundation of cybersecurity defense

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Preventing breaches requires a deep understanding of secure network configurations

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Organizations need skilled professionals to manage network security risks

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Strengthening network security reduces vulnerabilities and mitigates cyber threats

What Will You Learn?

Foundations of Network Security

Session 1: History of Internet

How network building started
First few networks, internet fundamental

Session 2: Network Security Fundamentals

Key Concepts: CIA Triad, Firewalls, VPNs
Network Attack Vectors Overview

Session 3: Network Protocol Security

TCP/IP Protocol Suite and Vulnerabilities
Securing Common Protocols (DNS, HTTPS)
Types of Network Security attacks

Securing Network Infrastructure

Session 4: Advanced Firewall Configuration

Rulesets and Packet Filtering Techniques
Hands-on: Configuring Firewalls
Types of firewalls: Packet-filtering, Stateful, and Next-Gen Firewalls
Creating and optimizing firewall rulesets
Implementing role-based access control (RBAC)
Lab: Configuring firewalls with simulated attacks

Session 5: Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS)

Monitoring and Blocking Threats in Real-Time
Case Study: Effective Use of IDS/IPS

Wireless Network Security

Session 6: Securing Wireless Networks

WPA3 and Rogue Access Point Mitigation
Hands-on: Wireless Network Pen Testing

Session 7: Network Security

Shared Responsibility Model
Configuring Security Groups and IAM Roles

Incident Response and Certification

Session 8: Network Incident Detection and Handling

Analysing Breaches and Containment Strategies
Forensics in Network Security

Session 9: Certification Exam and Closing

Final Network Security Simulation Exercise

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