ICT security technician
Code 3512.3
ICT security technicians propose and implement necessary security updates and measures whenever is required. They advise, support, inform and provide training and security awareness.
Essential skills
Knowledge
- procurement of ICT network equipment
- web application security threats
- ICT networking hardware
- operating systems
- attack vectors
Skills and competences
- Atender inquietudes sobre ciberseguridad
- Concientizar sobre seguridad digital a través de recursos visuales
- Resolver problemas de compatibilidad de datos en sistemas interconectados
- Solucionar problemas de compatibilidad de datos entre sistemas interconectados en salud
- analyse ICT system
- ensure proper document management
- cyber attack counter-measures
- execute software tests
- manage alarm system
- manage closed-circuit television system
- identify ICT system weaknesses
- integrate system components
- proporcionar documentación técnica
- solve ICT system problems
- use access control software
Transversal competences
- address problems critically
- estimate duration of work
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