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Security Architecture and Engineering Tools
₹250.00
This path will demonstrate a number of open-source tools that can be utilized for security enterprise environments. Aligning to the objectives of NIST CSF categories and targeting security architects and engineers as our audience, these short-form courses will walk through set up, configuration and validation of the tools in a production enterprise environment.
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