MILE 2 CERTIFIED INCIDENT HANDLING ENGINEER C)IHE

This Mile2 Certified Incident Handling Engineer Certification has been designed to support System Administrators, Incident Handlers and General Security Engineers to understand the process required to successfully plan, create and utilise their systems, as well as being able to prevent, detect and respond to attacks.

All Mile2 certification courses are accredited by the Committee on National Security Systems (CNSS) and the National Security Agency (NSA), as well as being on the FBI’s preferred tier 1-3 certification training list.

The average salary paid to Cyber Security employees in the UK is £62,500 per annum.

Who is this course suitable for?

Who is the Mile2 Certified Incident Handling Engineer Course suitable for?

Whether you currently in the IT industry looking to move into Cyber Security, or you’re brand new to the sector and would like to get your foot in the door, this course would be beneficial for you.

• This course would suit:
• Penetration Testers
• Microsoft Administrators
• Security Administrators
• Active Directory Administrators
• Anyone looking to learn more about security

Prerequisites

This Cyber Security Qualification has been designed for delegates who either have a solid understanding of IT, have worked in an IT role for a few years, or have completed the recommended CompTIA qualifications. If you’re not from an IT related background, it’s recommended that you start with our CompTIA qualifications, or enrol on our full Cyber Security Programme, which has been designed to take you from a limited understanding to a high, technical level.

Careers

How will the Mile2 Certified Incident Handling Engineer Course advance my career?

Throughout this detailed training, delegates will learn step-by-step approaches that global hackers use, learn how to safeguard against them, understanding Incident Handling procedures and strategies used for each type of attack.

You’ll also gain real world security knowledge, which will enable you to recognise vulnerabilities, exploit system weaknesses and help to safeguard against threats.

The average salary paid to Cyber Security employees in the UK is £62,500 per annum.

Why choose e-Careers?

Why study the Mile2 Certified Incident Handling Engineer Course with e-Careers?

• Mile2 qualifications are industry leaders when it comes to IT training, preparing individuals to handle the demands of the cyber security industry. Mile2 certifications are accredited by the CNSS, the NSA and are on the FBI’s preferred training list.
• We’ve partnered with Mile2, which allows us to offer this Certified Incident Handling Engineer Course through our professional, eLearning platform.
• This online course includes:
• Interactive course materials, enabling you to work at your own pace
• Four-week access to Live Labs
• Access to a live chat tutor s, with 24/7 availability, during your course access
• Exam preparation, exam simulator and one free exam re-take, if needed
• Offline e-Book

Exam Information

• Exams are immediately loaded in your mile2® user account immediately after purchase
• Once you have passed your exam, you will immediately receive an electronic certificate
• All mile2® exams are taken online and can be taken anywhere and anytime
• All exams are 2 hours long, have 100 questions, with a passing score of 70%
• There are NO prerequisites for attempting any mile2® exam

Payment Options

• If you are funding your own course, we can provide a multitude of flexible payment plans and pricing options, just some of which are listed below:
• Pay for the course in full via bank transfer, debit or credit card or PayPal;
• Pay in 2 or 3 instalments at no additional cost;
• Pay in 6, 10 or 12-month instalments;
• Finance options

Finance options

Finance is a great way to spread the cost of your purchase. To make it easy, you can apply for and complete the loan application quickly and entirely online.

We offer a range of interest free and interest-bearing finance options to help you spread the cost of your purchase over 12, 24, 36 or 48 months.