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Become an expert in cybersecurity with this $69 lifetime training membership

There’s never been a greater need for cybersecurity experts. Recent studies show that big companies experience significant security issues every 12 hours. If you’re interested in a security-related career in the tech industry, this $69 Infosec4TC Platinum Membership: Lifetime Access deal could be your path forward. The membership gives you access to over 90 courses that you can take at your own pace, and they are all security-related. Even better, the membership will give you access to any new courses that are offered in the future.

In addition to the courses, the membership includes free access to the student portal, all certification training bundles, future updates, private social media groups, frequently updated extra course materials, and the most recent exam questions. The courses include Hacking using Python From A to Z, The Complete Ethical Hacker Course, and multiple courses for becoming a Certified Information Systems Security Professional- CISSP 2021, including CISSP® Exam Preparation Training Course.

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Not only can you get the skills you need today for a career in cybersecurity, but you can rest assured that you will be able to keep those skills up-to-date for as long as you’re working. And there’s no doubt that the training works because Infosec4TC is rated 4.4 out of 5 stars on Trustpilot. Don’t pass up this chance to get a lifetime of self-paced training, get the Infosec4TC Platinum Membership: Lifetime Access today, while it is available for only $69.

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