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Cyberoam CNSP Goes Virtual

Available 24*7 for Partners, Customers and IT Professionals, can be accessed anytime, anywhere with the convenience of self-determined pace

Cyberoam Certified Network Security Professional, CCNSP now be available through online virtual learning platform. Available 24*7, the training can be accessed from a connected device anywhere without any restrictions, comes with the convenience of self-determined pace for the learner. Leveraging behaviour modelling, the training is designed to offer augmented learning to participants and reinforces grasp of technology skills with video and other simulation aids. In addition, to enable online participants with enhanced learning experience, training is delivered over a trusted and fast content delivery network for better speed and quality in accessing rich media content.

The modules and courses are available to all Cyberoam Partners, Customers and IT Professionals in general. Users can also interact with the Cyberoam instructors and get live answers to their questions.

Mr. Sunil Sharma, VP Sales & Operations, India & SAARC, Cyberoam said, “Cyberoam strategically focuses on training as a crucial ingredient to business growth and augmentation of its USP in the market. With this platform, Cyberoam is extending the strategy by making the training simpler, richer, more interactive & accessible and catalytic to the growth of pool of experts in form of Cyberoam certified professionals.

He further elaborated, “The training is geared towards enabling partners to add value to services and support offerings, thus consolidating our growth and market position. On the other hand, this platform shall also help our customers and IT professionals deepen their understanding of security.”

Those interested in availing the training can register at CyberoameConnect Portal.

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