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In order to become a professional cybersecurity architect (a.k.a., cybersecurity architect, cyber architect, network security architect), consider the following recommendations for educational, work experience, and certifications:
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
- Earn a Bachelor’s degree (Master's preferred) in computer science, information technology, cybersecurity, or a related technology field.
- Complete elective courses or disciplined independent study in network architecture, design, and simulation.
- Complete elective courses or disciplined independent study in system architecture modeling and simulation using industry-standard architecture modeling languages (SysML, UML2).
- Complete elective courses or disciplined independent study in theoretical cryptology and applied cryptography.
WORK EXPERIENCE
- 5+ years hands-on experience designing, administrating, and securing computer networks of moderate-to-high complexity (100-1000 end user nodes).
- 3+ years hands-on experience applying strong cryptographics techniques that protect client or user "crown jewels" on a moderate-to-high complexity computer network.
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