Google, the main search engine on the Internet, has announced the launch of cybersecurity certifications designed for entry-level workers. This new training program aims to provide opportunities for individuals who wish to enter the field of information security and learn the basic concepts of data and network protection. This step comes as part of Google’s security initiative to enable users and companies to protect themselves from cyber threats.
Google is launching cybersecurity certifications for new employees, with the aim of teaching them the security skills needed to secure information systems and sensitive data. These certificates are available to all and depend on the candidate’s skill in this field.
This comes within the framework of efforts to enhance cyber security and protect companies and institutions from increasing cyber threats and cyber attacks. This step comes in light of the increasing volume of digital data and the increasing reliance of companies on technology and the Internet to conduct their business.
The certificates launched by Google include a set of basic skills in the field of cybersecurity, such as securing networks, identity and access management, securing software and applications, intrusion detection and dealing with security incidents. These certificates provide the holders with the opportunity to improve their technical skills and increase their chances of working in the field of cybersecurity.
Google welcomes all those wishing to obtain these certificates, and encourages them to learn more about cybersecurity and their contribution to protecting sensitive data and information. Google invites them to follow its account on Linkedin, to receive all new information about these certificates and the latest cybersecurity news.
On the other hand, Google seeks to enhance cybersecurity and secure sensitive information by launching cybersecurity certificates that give new employees the opportunity to learn basic skills in this field.
These certificates depend on the extent of the candidate’s skill in the field of cybersecurity, and give him the opportunity to improve his technical skills and increase his chances of working in this field.
This step comes in the context of efforts to protect companies and institutions from increasing electronic threats and cyberattacks, given the increasing volume of digital data and companies’ reliance on technology and the Internet to conduct their business.
Google’s certificates in cybersecurity include a set of basic skills, such as securing networks, identity and access management, securing software and applications, intrusion detection, and dealing with security incidents.
Google invites all those wishing to obtain these certificates to learn more about cybersecurity and their contribution to protecting sensitive data and information. Google also invites them to follow its account on Linkedin, to get all new about these certificates and the latest cyber security news.
What are cyber security certificates?
Cybersecurity certifications include a set of tests designed to assess trainees’ knowledge of basic concepts of information security, and provide them with the skills necessary to protect networks and data. Cybersecurity certifications are offered at different levels, including the first level, which requires basic knowledge of information security, and the higher level, which requires more detailed experience.
Why does Google launch cyber security certificates?
Google aims to enhance security on the Internet and reduce cyber threats. Providing opportunities for individuals who wish to enter the field of information security and learn basic concepts of data and network protection is part of this initiative. Google contributes to the improvement of Internet security by providing free educational resources to individuals working in the field of information security. Cybersecurity certificates are also one of the means that allow Google to monitor the competence and skills of the trainees, and work to improve these skills to ensure the security of data and networks on the Internet.
