Cybrary announces free cybersecurity courses for November

November free cybersecurity courses from Cybrary

Cybrary, online cybersecurity career development platform, announced a list of new free IT and cybersecurity training and certification courses. Several courses were hand-selected to offer upskilling and career development courses directed toward actual job opportunities in the IT and security
industry for anyone affected by the ongoing economic impacts of COVID-19. The other free courses were chosen to train organizations to better respond to the rise in cyber attacks that have exploded during the epidemic, and political disinformation campaigns and attempts to incite civil unrest.

This free monthly program, which launched earlier in July, empowers both those who are looking to drive professional development in their current role as well as those searching for a new career in a high-demand field.

The November courses include:
● CompTIA Security+
● Cyber Network Security
● CompTIA Network+

The second group of courses delivers training on topics that are designed specifically to help organizations battle increased threats through common attack vectors like phishing, understanding U.S. information privacy laws, and proper incident response investigations:
● Phishing
● US Information Privacy
● Executive Vulnerability Management
● Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) Investigations and Witness Testimony

The free courses are available on a monthly basis with the current group available until December 1st, 2020. To enroll in any or all of the courses, click here.

In today's rapidly evolving security landscape, organizations face an ever-growing array of disruptive events, security threats and risks. Traditional reactive approaches to security intelligence often leave businesses vulnerable and ill-prepared to anticipate and mitigate emerging threats that could impact the safety of their people, facilities or operations.

ON DEMAND: Apple Mac computer use is growing in the corporate space. Having the solutions and the knowledge base to respond to events that include Mac computers is just as important as their Windows counterparts.