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Cybersecurity Technician (SOC Analyst)

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Certification exam: ≈ GHS 4,500 / ₦450,000 / XOF 230,000 (CompTIA Security+ international exam)

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Edstellar 2026; LinkedIn, August 2026; Skillworks 2026 / Nucamp
Confidence level
75%
Last updated
August 2026

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Small office network — how the parts connect Internet ISP Router 192.168.1.1 Switch 8 ports Wi-Fi access point PC 1 …1.21 PC 2 …1.22 Printer …1.30 Same network: 192.168.1.0 / 24 Gateway 192.168.1.1 · DNS from router First three tests: link light, ping the gateway, ping 8.8.8.8. That tells you which hop failed. Fault-find outward: device, cable, switch, router, then the line to the provider. Test one hop at a time. Miva Skills Navigator — study sheet
Small office network — how the parts connect

Fault-find outward: device, cable, switch, router, then the line to the provider. Test one hop at a time.

Anatomy of an IP address 192 . 168 . 1 . 21 Network — the street Host — the house Mask 255.255.255.0 ( /24 ) Gateway 192.168.1.1 DNS 8.8.8.8 / 1.1.1.1 Quick checks 169.254.x.x → no DHCP 127.0.0.1 → the device itself 10.x · 172.16–31.x · 192.168.x → private Two devices can only talk directly when the network part matches and the host part differs. The mask decides which part is the street and which part is the house number. Same street, direct talk; different street, go via the gateway. Miva Skills Navigator — study sheet
Anatomy of an IP address

The mask decides which part is the street and which part is the house number. Same street, direct talk; different street, go via the gateway.

Layers that stop an account takeover Awareness — spot the phishing messageStrong, unique passwordSecond factor (code / key)Updates and screen lockAccountAttackerRule of thumb: any message that creates urgency and asks for a code is an attack until proven otherwise. No single layer holds. An attacker must break every ring; a defender only has to keep one intact. Miva Skills Navigator — study sheet
Layers that stop an account takeover

No single layer holds. An attacker must break every ring; a defender only has to keep one intact.

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A security analyst monitoring systems and investigating digital threats. This illustrative team reflects the people and communities of Ghana.

Cybersecurity Technician (SOC Analyst)

A security analyst monitoring systems and investigating digital threats. This illustrative team reflects the people and communities of Ghana.