Internet of Things (IoT) Security is a comprehensive approach to protecting IoT devices and networks while maintaining users' privacy and confidentiality of data and allowing the IoT network to function smoothly. From sensitive data breaches to system compromises and disruptions to critical infrastructure, IoT security is essential in mitigating risks and implementing robust security measures.

You can take the EC-Council's IoT Security Essentials course even if you are yet to gain experience in IT or cybersecurity. High school and college students and career switchers can take the course to advance their careers in cybersecurity.

EC-Council's I|SE course is an entry-level certification program focusing on the fundamentals of IoT Security for students with no prior work experience. There are no prerequisites or eligibility requirements to apply for the course.

Yes, upon completion of the IoT Security Essentials (I|SE) course and passing the proctored exam, EC-Council will certify you, validating your knowledge and skills in this field.

The I|SE certification helps individuals gain a strong foundational expertise that leads to career advancements. However, securing a job incorporates various factors including merits, professional certifications, experience, and more.

Yes, I|SE is a 100% online self-paced program so you can learn anytime, anywhere.

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• This module introduces you to the basics of IoT and the different sectors where IoT is established.

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• This module provides insights into the basics of networking concepts, the OSI Model, and the TCP Model. It will also cover the IEEE IoT Standards List.

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• This module helps you understand the hardware devices, processors, and operating systems used in IoT.

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• This module teaches you about cloud computing, its characteristics, and the types of cloud services.

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• This module briefs you about web communications, mobile applications, and native applications.

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• This module introduces you to some of the common IoT attacks, such as Mirai, BrikerBot, Sybii, and Blackhole attacks.

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• This module discusses the CIA triangle, Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), and IoT security measures.

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• This module discusses the state of cloud security, cloud vulnerabilities, NSA guidance, and secure cloud computing

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• This module covers the topic of the National Vulnerability Database, covering US Cert, Shodan, STRIDE, DREAD, PASTA, and CVSS.

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• This module provides information on incident response in IoT, including standards, processes, procedures, tools, and indicators of compromise.

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• This module covers the 12 practices of the Microsoft Secure Development Lifecycle and Threat Modeling.