Network Security Management
Network Security Management is the aptitude to maintain, update and monitor security hardware and software to counter potential cybersecurity threats. Involving the development and execution of security protocols and policies, it's essential in safeguarding organizational assets. This capability positively impacts by enhancing a business's resilience against cyber attacks, safeguarding integral data and systems.
Level 1: Emerging
At a foundational level you are able to follow basic network security procedures set by your organization, such as using approved passwords and correctly handling equipment. You recognize common cyber risks and know when to report anything unusual. Your actions help your team keep systems and data safer from basic threats.
Level 2: Proficient
At a developing level you are able to support basic network security tasks, such as helping to apply standard updates and following set protocols. You work with guidance to monitor security tools and report issues or suspicious activity to more experienced colleagues. Your actions contribute to maintaining secure networks and reducing risks to the organization’s data and systems.
Level 3: Advanced
At a proficient level you are able to independently manage and update network security systems, following established protocols and addressing common threats as they arise. You apply policies effectively, monitor key security tools, and ensure their continued reliability. Your work strengthens your organization’s ability to prevent disruptions and protect critical data from cyber attacks.
