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Security Engineering
## This path covers the knowledge and skills required to operate as a Security Engineer.
Additionally, the skills covered directly align to the following CSWF, DCWF and Industry Roles:
**Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity (NICE Framework) & DoD Cyber Workforce Framework Roles:** - Cyber Defense Infrastructure Support Specialist (PR-INF-001) - Research & Development Specialist (SP-TRD-001) - Information Systems Security Developer (SP-SYS-001)
**Industry Job Roles:** - Information Systems Engineer - Network Security Engineer - Cybersecurity Engineer
This path will cover the essential tasks of security engineering. Security Engineers have a wide skill set that allow them evaluate, test and develop network solutions and system controls that protect an organization from security threats. In addition, there are more specific types of infrastructure, or controls and regulations that an engineer should consider when securing a network. Don't miss the specialized courses diving into the specific engineering of these types of networks.
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Security Engineering
This path will cover the essential tasks of security engineering. Security Engineers have a wide skill set that allow them evaluate, test and develop network solutions and system controls that protect an organization from security threats.
Specialized Security Engineering
Specialized Security Engineering courses dive deeper into industry facilities that require a deeper understanding of the environment.
- security controls
- security architecture
- data security
- network security
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