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A Secure Career Awaits Benton AR

Now that more and more companies are developing Web sites and depending upon those sites for significant revenue or customer support, the need for IT security is greater than ever. Last year, cyber attacks cost businesses billions of dollars.

Firststaff Inc
(501) 315-7000
2101 Congo Rd
Benton, AR
Arkansas Workforce Center at Benton
501-315-7702
309 South East Street
Benton, AR
Staffmark
(501) 776-3535
17680 Interstate 30
Benton, AR
Asbestos Workers Local No 10
(501) 562-7908
4501 W 61st St
Little Rock, AR
Arkansas Workforce Center at Little Rock
501-682-7719 or 1-800-250-6691
5401 South University
Little Rock, AR
United Steel Workers Of America
(501) 778-2980
4209 Alcoa Rd
Benton, AR
Uswa
(501) 778-3617
206 W Carpenter St
Benton, AR
Labor Force Inc
(501) 562-8090
8414 Geyer Springs Rd Ste 3
Little Rock, AR
International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers Local Union 295
(501) 562-2244
7320 S University Ave
Little Rock, AR
Chauffeurs Teamsters Warehousemen & Helpers Local Union No 87
(501) 562-2020
(501) 562-2020
Little Rock, AR
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A Secure Career Awaits

Posted by : Molly W. Joss

If you want a hot IT career that I promise will never be boring, think about a career in IT security. Now that more and more companies are developing Web sites and depending upon those sites for significant revenue or customer support, the need for IT security is greater than ever. Last year, cyber attacks cost businesses billions of dollars. The I Love You worm did more than $8 billion in damage alone, according to reports from the Carlsbad, Calif.-based research firm Computer Economics. Security experts around the world expect the number and severity of attacks to increase sharply in the next few years, only increasing the need for competent and resourceful IT security professionals.

I wanted to spend this column talking about security certifications because I believe that to be a true professional in the IT security field, you must consider some type of certification, and possibly multiple certifications. Certifications in security prove to your potential or current employers that you have the depth and breadth of knowledge needed to fend off sophisticated acts of cyber violence. Certifications also ensure that you have the training and experience needed to help your employers or clients make their way safely in the IT world.

General certifications

Two major and widely recognized general-knowledge certifications are available in IT security, both created by industry groups. These are the certifications that pop up most often i...

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