Cyber Superiority
Maintaining operational superiority in the cyber domain is essential for the United States to defend its national security interests. The cyber domain is a critical battleground in which the US must be able to operate effectively to defend itself and its allies. The US government has made it a top priority to maintain this superiority, and has put in place a number of initiatives to do so.
Cybersecurity is a critical element of operational superiority in the cyber domain. Enemy forces are constantly attempting to penetrate our networks and systems, and it is essential that we have the capability to detect and respond to these threats quickly and effectively.
There are many considerations when it comes to selecting the right cybersecurity vendor. You need to find a company that can provide the coverage you need, has a robust platform, and offers customer service that you can trust.
MCSI offers the best cyber training platform for government and military professionals because it provides a variety of training options to meet the needs of each individual. MCSI's online platform allows users to access training from anywhere at any time, and the platform is also customizable to meet the specific needs of each agency or organization. In addition, MCSI's instructors are experienced professionals who are passionate about cyber security and are dedicated to providing the best possible training experience.
US DoD Cyber Workforce Framework
The DoD Cyber Workforce Framework establishes the DoD's authoritative lexicon based on the work an individual is performing. The DCWF describes the work performed by the full spectrum of the cyber workforce as defined in DoD Directive (DoDD) 8140.01. The DCWF leverages the original National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Cybersecurity Workforce Framework (NCWF) and the DoD Joint Cyberspace Training and Certification Standards (JCT&CS). (source)
NIST NICE Framework
MCSI cyber security certifications are aligned to the NIST National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Framework. The NICE Framework is a comprehensive description of the cybersecurity workforce and jobs in the United States. The Framework provides a foundation for identifying cybersecurity education, training, and workforce development requirements. MCSI’s cyber security certifications are based on the NICE Framework and provide a way to measure an individual’s ability to meet the cybersecurity workforce requirements.
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US Military Careers
MCSI cyber security certification are aligned to US military careers in that they help prepare individuals for work in cyber security roles within the Department of Defense. MCSI certifications cover a range of topics, including information security, network security, and cyber defense.
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ASD Cyber Skills Framework
The ASD Cyber Skills Framework defines the roles, capabilities and skills proficiencies that are essential to cyber missions, and that can be used in both the security and offensive contexts. The framework enables targeted recruitment of cyber specialists, provides a development pathway for current and future cyber staff and aligns skills, knowledge and attributes with national and international industry standards. It is relevant to wider government, industry and academia which can be implemented and used as a tool for understanding and profiling cyber skills in any organisation. (source)
The MCSI certification is designed to give you the skills and knowledge required to protect your organisation's cyber security posture. The certification is aligned to the Australian Signals Directorate's Cyber Skills Framework, so you can be sure that you are getting the best possible training.
