Getting Started with Cisco CCNP - Security

If you're looking to prove your skills in security solutions, then the CCNP Security track is right for you. But what does it take to get CCNP Security certified? To earn the certification you pass two exams: one that covers core security technologies and one security concentration exam of your choice, so you can customize your certification to your technical area of focus.
Join Cisco experts Ronnie Wong and Anthony Sequeira in this video to see how you can get started on your CCNP journey today.
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[@vincentjanse]

You guys have such a nice setup but I can't read that window you guys are showing on my phone. On top of that the video is all over the place. It's a list of items, maybe use a list format video such as what are the six concentration? This is hard to follow.

[@Patriot513]

Is the SNCF a shorter or easier exam to pass than SCOR. Or is SCOR nessesary to do first? I have a short time to pass another exam to keep my other certs current. Wanted to knock out the shorter and easier one first. What do you think?

[@jorgeiporre1172]

HI guys, i´m about to start on the ccnp road, I´dont understand the following, if i took the 350-701 SCOR exam ( the general one) i dont get the certification until i also pass one of the concentration exams?? i was interested on the SVPN, can you explain me more about it? do i need both to have de ccnp security certification?

[@manutd9899]

Correct. You need to pass both to get the CCNP cert (the SCOR exam and a security concentration exam of your choice)

[@gowthamshanmugam6988]

Can I get certification after completion of this course in home? how much cost? How many days it takes?

[@ITProTv]

To earn CCNP Security, you have to pass two exams: a core exam and a security concentration exam of your choice. The two training courses available on our platform are SCOR (core exam) and SNCF (concentration exam). You can watch and learn these courses on-demand in your home with an ITProTV membership. Memberships start at $29/month. Once completing the courses you'll need to take and pass the exams to get certified. These exam range from $300-$400 each, you're also able to take them online in your home. The amount of days that studying takes is entirely up to you and how much time you're able to dedicate to studying. Our courses are 16 hours (SCOR) and 10 hours (SNCF). Link to ITProTV's Cisco courses: go.itpro.tv/courses-cisco You can also use the code KZbin30 for 30% off a membership.

[@kamalbayambu141]

Can we do CCNP exam without doing CCNA Certification?

[@larryking8533]

yes you can

[@AbiodunSalami1]

YES

[@risingOnIP]

Since there is no CCNA security anymore, if you just finished the new CCNA (200-301) would you be able to jump into the CCNP SCOR exam immediately or would there be a gap between what you need to know to get started?

[@ITProTv]

You would decide to take the SPCOR exam next. But, I would recommend that you may want to at least have a base CompTIA Security+ knowledge and take some time looking at Cisco security design and devices. Best of luck to you!

[@risingOnIP]

@@ITProTv Ok sure, thanks you so much! I really want to get it before I turn 15 years old.

[@mohammedettayby2716]

Can do à séries in ccnp

[@ITProTv]

We've got CCNP courses in our library, check it out! www.itpro.tv/courses/cisco/

[@mohammedettayby2716]

@@ITProTv thank you so much

[@mohammedettayby2716]

@@ITProTv there is any way to work on cli switch virtually

[@gabrielc1095]

Don’t recommend their course but instead would go with CBT nugget. These guys are just too chatty and don’t really dive into the topics as well as you would want to get a better understanding of the objectives. Just putting this out there hopefully people take my advice.

[@JoyDavidson]

Annnnnd it doesn't exist anymore. Lol. Nah, bfrt, this stuff is hard.