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Protecting data in the cloud has never been more important. Data breaches happen daily, and they’re not cheap. Between regulatory fines and the cost of repairing or replacing infrastructure, many companies find themselves out hundreds of thousands of dollars after a data breach.
The more of an expert you are in cybersecurity, the more in-demand your services will be to organizations that need protection. Cybersecurity expertise will always be valuable, but when you become an Azure Security Engineer, your worth will increase dramatically.
While each company will have different requirements and positions, generally speaking, you’ll have the following responsibilities:
Still on the fence? Here’s why you should consider getting this high-level security certification.
Salary is definitely one of the best reasons to consider getting any kind of professional certification. If a certificate can generously increase the compensation you earn, it’s worth pursuing, provided you’re interested in learning something new.
There are so many professional certifications that can help you increase your salary to at least $100,000 or more per year. However, working as an Azure Security Engineer can bring you closer to $160,000 with enough experience in certain positions. You might need additional certifications to earn this much, but it will be your Azure Security Engineer training that will make the difference.
View the Azure Security Engineer job page from Talent.com to get an idea of what the average salaries are and what companies are offering candidates.
There’s nothing like working on a big project with a team, knowing what needs to be done, and not having the authority to change anyone’s mind. This is a big predicament even the best professionals face. People are naturally skeptical, and if you’re new to a company, your teammates might not be willing to trust your judgment right away.
When you have certifications, it’s an easy way to let people know you’re an expert. You probably won’t even need to tell them outright, because when you’re certified, you’ll likely be put into your position and introduced to the team as an expert from the start.
What kind of organization do you want to work for? If you’re like most professionals, you want to work for a reputable company with an enjoyable work environment. You’ll have a better chance of getting this type of job when you’re certified.
Most organizations won’t hire cybersecurity professionals without the top certifications that prove they’re competent and knowledgeable. However, sometimes smaller organizations hire uncertified professionals when they’re just starting out and are trying to save money.
If you don’t pursue the certifications that demonstrate your expertise, you’ll be stuck working for small companies that don’t really know what they’re doing. This will inevitably lead to frustration since these companies also tend to be rather disorganized. You’ll also earn less working for these companies; that is sometimes why they don’t require certifications. They want certain skills as cheaply as possible.
You want to work for a company that has all its ducks in a row, is highly organized, and has standards for its cybersecurity team.
Since this is a role-based certification that only applies to Azure, it’s perfect for security professionals who love working with Azure.
The Azure cloud environment is something you can become an expert in with enough time and effort, and there are several additional certifications you can get to round out your expertise. If you’re going to stick with Azure, you may as well get this certification because it’s one of the best.
Is there a position open within your company that requires an Azure security Engineer certification? Are you looking for opportunities to advance your career within the company you already work for? Then this certification will help you achieve your goal.
Even if the currently open role is filled before you get your certification, that’s okay. Once you have your certification, you can apply when the role opens up again and you may even wish to take your certification to another company.
On the exam, you’ll be tested in the following domains:
Although there are no official prerequisites, it’s critical to have a basic understanding of Azure technology. If you aren’t yet familiar, consider getting the Azure Fundamentals or Azure Administrator certification first. Otherwise, if you’re already familiar with Azure, you’re in a good position. However, you’ll want to take a training course to prepare for the exam.
The Azure Security Engineer exam is challenging. However, with our training course, our professional experts will teach you everything you need to know to pass the exam.
If you’re ready to take your Azure cybersecurity career to the next level, sign up for our Azure Security Engineer training course to get started. You can schedule your course in advance based on your needs, as we have several dates available at any given time.
If you want to be seen as an Azure security authority that organizations depend on and your teammates come to for advice, you need this certification. Take our training course today so you can be ready for the next step in your cybersecurity career.
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