The entire world relies on computer hardware and software. IT Security Operation Engineers are IT professionals who protect an organization’s computers, networks, software, hardware and data from malware and cyber-attacks, whether these components exist onsite on in the field. Essentially, IT Security operations Engineers oversee the design and development of an organization’s IT infrastructure and its security standards.

Engineers further help design, build and support an…

Engineers devise, test and enhance assemblies, electronic circuits, and other electrical equipment. They give suggestions to their organization to purchase computer systems and hardware depending on the business needs of their users.

Engineers update existing computer systems so that they are compatible with the latest software enhancements. They configure the hardware of computer systems and also take care of routine PC support issues, including installing applications, Operating…

The technician has to keep track of all issues related to patches, features, deployment, and permissions. It is the responsibility of the Desktop Deployment Technician to assist in Data Migration. They have to identify and resolve deployment related issues and maintain the accuracy of deployed machines. The professional has to image/re-image new and existing desktops and laptops.

The Desktop Deployment Technician should take care of the picture records and inventories. They should…

A Wide Area Network (WAN) Administrator is the trained professional in charge of supervising the installation and maintenance of network (cabled or Wireless) for a designated organization or deployed at the client location.

A WAN Administrator, otherwise known as a network administrator, is responsible for the upkeep, configuration, and reliable operation of client computer systems, servers, and data security systems.

They ensure that the internal information and…