Description
he Network+ certification is an important credential for information technology professionals. A career in information technology involves developing software, testing computer security systems and providing operating guides and instructions to computer users. Options for positions in the information technology field include computer repairers, hardware developers, security analysts, graphic designers and programmers. There is considerable potential for growth in the information technology industry. Those who are hoping to find new jobs, promotions or more job security in this field may need to pursue credentials to set themselves apart. If you are interested in achieving a high level of success in an information technology career, a Network+ certification may be the right choice for you.
The Network+ Certification is a CompTIA IT certification. CompTIA is the Computer Technology Industry Association, and they strive for unification and communication among the worldwide technology community. As a part of their efforts to advance industry growth and success, they are responsible for providing credentials for computer technology professionals.
There are three types of CompTIA certifications, all of which test information technology skills and proficiency: A+ certification, Security+ certification and Network+ certification. CompTIA awards the Network+ certification to applicants who are looking to advance their career as a computer network professional. Network professionals handle everything that has to do with internet networks, including traffic, security and functionality. The best IT network professionals can diagnose the cause of network problems, test and secure the privacy of networks and maintain industry standards and protocols.
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