Senior Security Architect

A quick look at security architect jobs will tell you that companies are looking for a few key factors: a recognized degree in IT security or a related field (bachelor’s or master’s); a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience; an in-depth knowledge of security strategies and architectures; strong interpersonal and leadership skills (you’re going to be managing teams); and relevant Security Certifications. CISSP and CSSA are popular choices, but there are other options. You can really set yourself up for success by examining security architect job postings in your chosen area (e.g. corporate finance) and taking the time to buff up any weak spots on your résumé. If you don’t have colleagues who can lend advice, you may also want to contact current security architects through LinkedIn or other networking avenues. They’ll often be willing to provide you with firsthand knowledge of the field—including the skills that are prized in real-life scenarios. Since Security Architects are i...

New technologies are increasingly present in the day-to-day of a company, so many businesses have decided to incorporate a computer department or hire an external IT support to solve any problems that may arise and also to have advice in this matter. Today we want to talk about what companies expect from good IT support and what are their main tasks within the department. How does a good IT support work? When a problem arises related to new technologies within a company, a solution is usually sought as quickly as possible to avoid further damage. For companies that store their data digitally or carry out their daily work with equipment of this type, it is crucial that contingencies be resolved as quickly as possible. That is why a quality IT support has to be able to give a fast and quality response to any problem that arises. To do this, you must create control mechanisms for this type of contingency to find quality actions to carry out. Read More:  tech support analyst

According to Wikipedia,  technical support analyst   is an area that provides assistance to users by having a problem using a product or service, be it the hardware or software of a computer, an Internet server, peripherals, or Any other equipment or device. It is the service provided to companies or people looking for solutions to the breakdowns, whether physical (hardware) or logical (software) of a computer, and is provided by a staff specialized in computer science or maintenance of the same so-called technicians. Types of technical support: Technical support via telephone Technical support via chat Technical support via personal technical assistance Technical support via remote assistance Some areas covered: PC repair Wired / Wi-Fi networks Data backup Installations and configurations And these areas in turn can be broken down into the following services: software Installation and update of operating systems (Windows, Linux, etc.) Con...

The company im doing work for through my IT consulting company, is soon going to bring me on as a perm employee (they've already confirmed that they will be bringing me on).  But even though Ive been in tech support for 6 years, I sadly have to say that Im still not sure on what my worth is.  Being that this whole salary thing is taboo at work, its very hard for me to find out where I should be at by comparing myself to other tech support personnel.  Ive worked with many different ticketing systems, servers, anti-virus's, imaging tools, etc.  However, I haven't worked at the "engineering" level on any of these, but we were given rights to utilize these servers (SCCM, Mcafee, Active directory, airwatch, flexnet, etc) to help complete tasks within my job.  For example, Help desk would use sccm to push software, amoungst other things, but no one from my team would be packaging any software, or pushing KB updates to it. I feel ive been grossly under selling m...

A few weeks ago, when the Cuban Ministry of Communications announced the new regulations that would regulate the radio spectrum in Cuba, several were the reactions of Internet users and users. The regulations will allow Cuban citizens to use private data networks, access the Internet with remote connection from their homes and import wireless technology equipment for it. This week, the ministry's web portal has published  the list with the Relationship of some of the devices for wireless high-speed data networks (RLANs) , in the frequency bands of 2400 to 2483.5 MHz and 5725 to 5850 MHz, which comply what is established in Resolution 98/19 and its importation to natural persons can be authorized as of July 29, 2019. According to the information offered by the entity's website, the list will be updated. They further noted that the related devices   IT Infrastructure Architect  in the table constitute a part of the universe of these media, taken from those that are fre...