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Why did Cisco create the Cisco Networking Academy CCNA Security course?

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Why did Cisco create the Cisco Networking Academy CCNA Security course?

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A. As announced in September 2008, we had been researching requirements for security, voice, and wireless skills for Networking Academy students. Research conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Cisco shows a growing global demand for skills in entry-level networking security positions. From May through August 2008, we gathered feedback from members of the Networking Academy global community through interviews, focus groups, and surveys to determine the best way to support our students in obtaining these skills. The results overwhelmingly indicated that teaching security skills is top priority. As a result, we developed the Cisco CCNA Security course, which is an entirely new course that aligns with the CCNA Security certification. Q. Are there any prerequisites for students to enroll in CCNA Security? A. CCNA Security has no Networking Academy course prerequisites. Students should have the following skills and knowledge: • Basic PC skills such as typing, mouse, and desktop navi

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