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Get Certified on Wiz Defend for Threat Detection and Response
Wiz Defend Certification validates skills in cloud threat detection and response for SOC, IT, and security professionals.
Wiz Defend enables security teams to detect, stop, and investigate threats across cloud and hybrid environments — with full context from code to cloud to runtime. The Wiz Certified Defend Fundamentals exam is now live to help you utilize Wiz Defend to the fullest.
The Wiz Certified Defend Fundamentals exam is designed to validate the core skills required for effective deployment and usage of Wiz Defend for cloud basedthreat detection and response. This exam is a practical way to showcase and validate your understanding of Wiz Defend.
The Wiz Certified Defend Fundamentals exam is ideal for anyone looking for a deeper understanding detecting and responding to cloud threats with Wiz Defend, including:
SOC and IR personnel
IT professionals
Systems and security administrator
Developers
To set yourself up for success, we recommend completing the Wiz for Threat Detection and Response training course and getting at least two months of hands-on time in Wiz Defend before taking the exam.
Passing the Wiz Certified Defend Fundamentals exam earns you a two year certification that highlights your skills in modern cloud threat detection. You will also receive a shareable badge that makes it easy to celebrate your progress with your network.
Want to learn more? Check out theWiz Certifiedhomepage to learn how to prepare for the exam and what topics will be covered.
Ready to validate your Defend knowledge, skills, and abilities?Registerfor the exam today!
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