Course Overview

Data center security refers to the physical practices and virtual technologies used to protect a data center from external threats and attacks. A data center is a facility that stores IT infrastructure, composed of networked computers and storage used to organize, process, and store large amounts of data. For private companies moving to the cloud, data centers reduce the cost of running their own centralized computing networks and servers. Data centers provide services such as data storage, backup and recovery, data management and networking. Because data centers hold sensitive or proprietary information, such as customer data or intellectual property, sites have to be both digitally and physically secured.

Who this course is for:

• Anyone interested in network security.
• For beginners and intermediate Internet users who are interested in security, safety, and privacy.
• For those who want privacy and anonymity online from hackers, corporations and governments.
• Network Analyst, Network Engineers, Network Architects.

What you'll learn

• Introduction to Data Center
• Data Center Evolution
• Infrastructure Integration
• Managed Security Service Provider
• The Foundation of Data Center Firewall Security
• Data Center Network Services