GREENBELT, Md., June 30 /PRNewswire/ -- The Academy of Computer
Education (ACE), a computer training school that prepares students to take
industry certification exams, has recently opened a satellite campus in the
San Francisco Bay Area. The Fremont, CA location was established as a
result of popular demand for information technology training courses in an
area that has long been a hotbed for the industry.
"We think the San Francisco/San Jose area is a great fit. The demand is
there, it's right in the heart of Silicon Valley, and they've got the same
bad traffic that we have," says Ryan Corey, ACE's Director of Admissions.
While ACE still offers on-site training as well as training at their
Washington, DC area campus, the addition of the satellite campus provides
IT professionals on the west coast access to the well established resources
that make ACE one of the top IT training schools in the country.
The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) training is one of several courses
now registering at the new location. As more California-based companies are
forced to deal with security threats, the need for preventative hackers has
grown. The new Certified Ethical Hacker course from ACE offers instruction
on how to scan systems, identify security breaches and combat the issues
discovered. With the help of this course, security professionals are given
the tools they need to fend off destructive and disruptive hackers, and
save millions of dollars of damage to corporate networks.
The course was developed for site owners, security officers, auditors
and security professionals that need to have the ability to uncover network
risks and repair security breaches. As hacking becomes a bigger problem for
companies across the world, the demand for certified ethical hackers will
continue to grow.
Interested students can visit -- http://www.trainace.com/courses/ceh/
-- to learn more about CEH training at the Academy of Computer Education,
or visit http://www.trainace.com/categories/security/ for additional
Information Security courses offered by the school.
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