- Technical Security Certification Roadmap
- Technical Training route(IAT)
- Penetration Testing
- Web Application
- SOAP / AJAX
- PHP
- JAVA
- ASP(x)
- .NET / C# / VB
- Certifications (broad)
see system security
- Systems
- see system security
- Network
- see network security
- Exploitation
- General / Broad
- Forensics
- Malware Analysis
- Mobile Forensics
- Systems Forensics
- Unix
- Windows
- General/Broad
- Network Forensics
- Incident Response
- General / Broad
- General / Broad
- System Security
- Windows
- Unix
- Linux
- Redhats (RHEL, CentOS, Fedora)
- Debians (includes Ubuntus)
- SuSE
- BSD
- FreeBSD
- NetBSD
- OSX
- OpenBSD
- Solaris
- RTOS'
- QNX
- LynxOS
- VxWorks
- OSE
- eCos
- Mainframes
- HPUX
- z/OS
- s360/370
- AIX
- Network Security
- Routing / Protocols
- Network Hardware
- Firewalls
- Vendor Specific
- Juniper
- Cisco
- Stonesoft
- Fortinet
- Barracuda
- Palo Alto Networks
- Checkpoint
- Watchguard
- Astaro
- IDS / IPS
- Sourcefire
- HP / Tipping Point
- DLP
- SIEM
- Network Analysis / Design
- GCED (GIAC)
- CCDA
- WCNA
- Wireless Security
- General Security / Broad
Infiltrated.net Technical Security Certification Roadmap
The following is a work in progress documenting the technical security certifications and what areas of security they affect. As time
progresses, I will attempt to keep this updated and pass along any suggested reading material for the courses I have taken. I do not endorse, promote, nor am I associated with any of these organizations. This page was created in order to give some form of structure to the vast areas of computer security and their associated courses.
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