Next Generation Protocols and Advanced Network Analysis using Wireshark Course Overview

Next Generation Protocols and Advanced Network Analysis using Wireshark Course Overview Popular

Next Generation Protocols and Advanced network analysis using Wireshark certification is designed to enhance knowledge of Next-generation protocols, focusing on understanding the architecture, operation, and troubleshooting of Bluetooth, WLAN, Zigbee, and Internet Of Things (IoT) networks using advanced tools like Wireshark. It is highly useful for industries dealing with advanced networking, as it allows for detailed analysis and problem isolation, often leading to improved Network performance and heightened Security measures. Industries use this certification to validate a professional's competence in network analysis and optimizing network communication, making it essential for network engineers, system administrators, and IT professionals.

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