Cyber Defense Infrastructure Support Specialist | Work Role ID: 521 (NIST: PD-WRL-004)
- 27 courses
- 33 hours
A cyber defense infrastructure support specialist tests, implements, deploys, maintains, and administers the infrastructure hardware and software.
This path will get you started on your journey to becoming a cyber defense infrastructure support specialist! Begin with the fundamental concepts of networking and cyber literacy through hands-on labs, dive into the essential skills necessary to perform the day-to-day functions of a cyber defense infrastructure support specialist and then expand your skill set with, automation, deeper/advanced concepts and additional knowledge from adjacent roles!
This path aligns to the Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Tasks (KSAs) within the Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity (CSWF) and the DoD Cyber Workforce Framework (DCWF) for the work role of:
Cyber Defense Infrastructure Support Specialist Work Role 521 or PD-WRL-004
Courses in this path
Fundamentals
Begin your learning journey with the fundamental concepts of networking and security!
Skill Essentials
Now that you know the fundamentals, dive into the essential skills necessary to perform the day-to-day functions of a cyber defense infrastructure support specialist including detection, analysis, virtualization, and troubleshooting!
Expanded Skillset
It's time to expand your skill set with tools, more advanced concepts and building resilience, security engineering, and event triage! This section gives you a brief introduction into many, additional skills that you will find helpful as a cyber defense infrastructure support specialist. We have full training paths on all of these skills; see the Supplemental Skill Paths section to learn more.
Adjacent Skill Knowledge
Now that you've mastered all the skills for a cyber defense infrastructure support specialist , learn about additional cyber roles and their responsibilities.