About this certification
A practical professional certification covering TCP/IP, addressing, switching, routing, DNS, DHCP, Wi-Fi, access control, endpoint defence and incident response.
A job-ready pathway from network fundamentals to secure incident response.
A practical professional certification covering TCP/IP, addressing, switching, routing, DNS, DHCP, Wi-Fi, access control, endpoint defence and incident response.
Each module combines guided learning with practical activities. Required modules must be completed before the final certification stage unlocks.
Understand how devices, media, protocols and layered models move data across a network.
Plan, calculate and troubleshoot IPv4 addressing for practical office networks.
Configure and troubleshoot switching, VLAN separation, trunks and loop prevention.
Troubleshoot routed paths and the core services users depend on for addressing and names.
Deploy reliable Wi-Fi and segmented small-office networks with secure defaults.
Protect identities, endpoints and network boundaries using practical security controls.
Harden services, interpret security evidence and run a controlled incident response.
Integrate network support and cyber defence skills in multi-stage workplace incidents.
Your overall result combines the assessment components shown below. You must achieve at least 70% overall and satisfy every mandatory completion rule.
Complete every required module and class, pass the module knowledge checks, and complete the required labs or practical scenarios. The system verifies the configured requirements and overall pass mark before issuing a downloadable credential.
Access: Enrollment starts after account matching and verified payment.
Submit the short certification application after reviewing the programme information above. Free programmes activate after submission; paid programmes continue to payment.
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