Security school training courses in Fairbanks, AK (public, in-house or online)

This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills to analyze business requirements for a secure Microsoft Windows Server 2003 network infrastructure, and to design a security solution that meets those requirements. It is intended for systems engineers, network designers, and security specialists.

Table of Contents

Unit 1: Designing a secure network framework
Topic A: Analyzing business requirements for security
Topic B: Designing a framework for impl...

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To earn Certified Security Salesperson status, students must successfully complete the Understanding Alarm Systems course and the Essential Sales Training course and pass each course’s proctored multiple-choice examination. Those holding Certified Alarm Technician Level I certification status may earn Certified Security Salesperson status by attending and successfully completing the Essential Sales Training course and examination.

To earn Certified System Integrator (CSI) status, a student must hold a CAT I or higher certification for a minimum of 36 months and successfully complete four courses of study:

Certified Alarm Technician course, or the online equivalent, and pass the two-hour, proctored examination;
Fire Alarm Installation Methods course, or the online equivalent, and pass the two-hour, proctored examination;
Electronic Access Control course, or the online equivalent and pass the two-hour, proct...

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To earn Certified Service Technician (CST) status, a student must hold a CAT I or higher certification for a minimum of 24 months and successfully complete three courses of study:

Advanced Intrusion Systems course, or the online equivalent, and pass the two-hour, proctored examination;
Fire Alarm Installation Methods course, or the online equivalent, and pass the two-hour, proctored examination; and
Troubleshooting, Service and Maintenance course, or online equivalent, and pass t...

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Two Exams: a) two-hour, multiple choice examination (FAIM); b) one-hour, multiple-choice examination (LSC)
Two Training Requirements: a) two-day Fire Alarm Installation Methods (FAIM) course; b) one-day Life Safety Code (LSC) course