Enter the Cybersecurity
Field in Less Than a Year

Start Here. Go Anywhere.

The UNLV Cybersecurity Bootcamp is as much for beginners as it is for upskillers and re-skillers. In 36 weeks, you’ll gain hands-on experience through real-world cyberattack simulations and an engaging, comprehensive curriculum taught by industry experts. To further your professional development, you will also access networking opportunities, job search strategies, and other career support services included with tuition. Our curriculum incorporates the latest AI advancements within the context of cybersecurity course topics.

With over 700,000 job
openings nationwide,
there’s never been a
better time to join
the cybersecurity
industry.

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Our Accelerated Curriculum
Puts Your Future on the Fast Track
Build Job-Ready Skills and Gain a Competitive Edge

Develop the advanced skills and training you’ll need to become a well-rounded cybersecurity
professional, covering everything from the basics to highly sought-after, advanced industry skills.

Become a Cybersecurity Professional

Build First-Hand Experience as a Cyber Defender

Hands-On Courses

Gain the job-ready skills you need to impress future employers. Our cybersecurity courses embrace a practical approach to cybersecurity education, featuring hands-on exercises to help you build the skills and confidence to succeed in the field.

Cyber Labs and TDX Arena

Practice what you learn in class and hone your cybersecurity skills thanks to Cyber Labs and TDX Arena. This virtual training platform delivers immersive gamified learning and focused training. Experience actual cyberattacks and scenarios to test your growing knowledge and skills.

Virtual Classroom

Our cybersecurity bootcamp is part-time and offers virtual weekday classes with tools facilitating interactions between you, your instructors, and your peers. Attend classes from the comfort of your own home while building a real community of cybersecurity professionals. Plus, our courses are regularly updated to incorporate the latest advancements in cyber tech, including AI tools and practices.

Expert Instructors

Learn cybersecurity from professionals active in the field. Our instructors bring their industry knowledge and unique insider’s perspective directly into the classroom, so you can understand what it takes to succeed in cybersecurity while also experiencing their mentorship and guidance. Each cohort will have a consistent Associate Instructor that will stay with them for the entire Complete Program.

Get the Support You Need to Succeed

Join a Community of Professionals Dedicated to Help You Thrive

Professional
Network

Attend virtual networking events and become part of a community of local and national hiring partners looking for newly qualified cybersecurity talent. Make new connections and discover professional opportunities to explore upon program completion.

Career
Coaching

Achieve your career goals with the support of a dedicated team of professionals on a mission to get you ready for job opportunities. Our Career Coaches will help with your resume, LinkedIn profile, interview prep, and more to help you achieve the career of your dreams.

Student
Support

Receive support from a dedicated team of Student Success Managers who ensure you have the tools you need to thrive in the program and beyond. They will guide you, keep you accountable, and facilitate additional resources when necessary, such as exam retests and tutoring sessions.

Job Search
Assistance

Locate job opportunities that make sense for your career path and get your foot in the door with the help of our Career Outcomes team. Finding the cybersecurity roles that are right for you can feel overwhelming. Let us help you launch your new career in this skyrocketing field.

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Course Catalog

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Program Overview

4-Week Introductory Course || 32-Week Complete Program

  • Introductory Course

    This course covers topics such as fundamentals of information security and risk management, an introduction to networking and network security fundamentals, the Linux and Microsoft platforms and related security, and the concept and role of offensive security.

    When the Introductory Course is over, the results from your assessment exam will help you determine your ability to excel in a cybersecurity career.
  • Fundamentals Phase

    In the Fundamentals Phase you’ll learn the basics of cybersecurity. This deep dive includes a number of concepts needed in order to secure and defend as a cybersecurity professional, training on Microsoft Windows, Linux, and basic network and cloud security. This phase acts as foundational training for the more rigorous portions of the program.

    Complete this phase with a foundational understanding of essential cybersecurity concepts.
  • Microsoft Security Systems Administration

    This course offers hands-on training focused on securing Microsoft Windows environments, providing learners with the practical knowledge and skills needed to implement security features and tools, including Microsoft Defender, BitLocker, and Windows Firewall. They will also be able to configure and manage networks to ensure security and stability using system admin tools. By the end of the course, participants will understand the basics of Microsoft’s infrastructure and be able to implement and maintain secure Windows environments in various professional roles.

    Learners Will:
    • Gain an understanding of Microsoft's infrastructure and its components Learn effective strategies to protect Microsoft's infrastructure from potential threats
    • Develop skills to manage various types of accounts based on business function
    • Explore ways to maintain a secure and safe network environment
    • Discover how automations and scripting can enhance both security and efficiency in cybersecurity roles
    • Understand how Active Directory helps manage permissions and control access to network resources
    • Learn how to improve system security and operational efficiencies with Powershell
  • Computer Networking Fundamentals

    This course offers a comprehensive introduction to computer networking, providing practical experience in configuring and managing network devices for optimal performance and security. Learners will gain an understanding of network architectures, protocols, and security while honing their device configuration and troubleshooting skills. Through hands-on activities, they will apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address common networking challenges.

    Learners will:
    • Learn how different entities connect and interact across digital landscapes
    • Gain an understanding of the various types of networks and their impact on our interconnected world
    • Harness the power of configuration settings documentation
    • Be exposed to the role of audits in ensuring optimal network performance and security
    • Find out why system and communications protection plays a pivotal role in safeguarding information
    • Learn how to effectively update and adapt policies to keep pace with the ever-evolving landscape


    Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® Network+, (ISC)2 Certified in Cybersecurity℠
  • Integrating Your Infrastructure Security

    This course equips learners with the necessary skills to effectively manage Linux operating systems, utilize basic Python programming, explore cloud computing, and enhance system security against threats and vulnerabilities. Additionally, they will learn how to monitor, scan, and analyze threats and vulnerabilities in these environments, while also becoming familiar with remediation techniques. Finally, learners will begin to understand how DevSecOps impacts the cybersecurity landscape.

    Learners will:
    • Gain an understanding of how to manage Linux operating systems, as well as how to monitor, scan, and analyze threats and vulnerabilities in Linux and cloud-based environments
    • Be introduced to Python programming
    • Develop a basic understanding of cloud computing environments and create an instance using Amazon Web Services (AWS)
    • Understand how to remediate and share details to protect other systems
    • Learn how to create automations to efficiently manage and protect systems
    • Explore the design principles of scalable cloud solutions and the integration of different environments
    • Become familiar with DevSecOps


    Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certification*: AWS Cloud Practitioner
  • Securing Your Network

    In this course, you continue to build on your knowledge of networks to deepen that understanding. As you explore networks, you will familiarize yourself with the different components of wired and wireless networks including their security constraints and vulnerabilities. You will then continue on to developing access controls to ensure that you have considered all pieces of what it means to secure a network from people and data to devices. In addition, you will look at how to safely build and secure networks including discussions around cryptography and privacy constraints.

    Learners Will:
    • Develop an understanding of network security measures, including strategies needed to keep networks safe
    • Begin to master network monitoring techniques
    • Gain an understanding of how to effectively manage accounts within a system
    • See how security attributes can help strengthen network defenses
    • Become familiar with a range of common tools and technologies that support network safety
    • Acquire the skills to build a secure network architecture
    • Learn the basics of MHN networks and how to set them up effectively
    • Understand the relationship between Telnet and POP3 machines


    Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® Network+, Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate
  • Infrastructure Phase

    The Infrastructure Phase teaches you the necessary knowledge and hands-on experience to create and sustain secure infrastructures and technologies.

    You will complete this phase with knowledge of critical security measures, endpoint security, and other important concepts that are key to safeguarding organizations.
  • Designing Your Cybersecurity Infrastructure

    This course delves into the essential aspects of safeguarding endpoint devices, implementing data loss prevention techniques, and utilizing advanced tools and strategies to protect an organization's digital assets. By the end of the course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of endpoint device protection, data loss prevention, and the security considerations for industrial systems and IoT devices.

    Learners will:
    • Explore endpoint devices to gain an understanding of how to evaluate, identify threats to, and protect them
    • Learn to document and track configurations and tool options
    • Understand how to establish rules and restrictions that safeguard endpoint devices from potential harm
    • Discover how to work with external information systems while maintaining the security of endpoint devices
    • Develop the skills to implement of data loss prevention techniques
    • Become familiar with the threats and security measures related to Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT)


    Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® Security+, CompTIA® CySA+, (ISC)2 CISSP
  • Advanced Phase

    In the Advanced phase of the bootcamp, learners solidify existing skills and begin building new ones in advanced security concepts like game theory, digital forensics, incident response, and ethical hacking. You will move beyond the theories behind cybersecurity technologies to understanding the motivations and social engineering techniques that are deployed by malicious actors.

    Upon successful completion of this phase, you will receive your Cybersecurity Bootcamp certificate of completion.
  • Social Engineering and Ethical Hacking

    In the Social Engineering and Ethical Hacking course, participants explore the inner workings of hackers' minds and acquire an understanding of game theory principles as they relate to cybersecurity defense and solutions. By the end of the course, learners will have an understanding of social engineering techniques and ethical hacking principles, empowering them to enhance cybersecurity defenses and protect against potential threats.

    Learners will:
    • Gain insights into the motivations of potential attackers and their actions
    • Develop an understanding of how to use a malicious hacker’s "state of mind" to enhance system protection
    • Discover how ethical hacking can proactively support applications, systems, and organizational infrastructure
    • Explore how reconnaissance, penetration testing, and defense system bypassing can help keep systems safe
    • Learn how to identify vulnerabilities in web applications and cloud-based systems
    • Build skills to effectively report risks and provide defense recommendations
    • Understand how social engineering techniques can be used to deceive individuals


    Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® CySA+, PenTest+
  • Digital Forensics and Incident Response

    The Digital Forensics & Incident Response course equips learners with essential tools to effectively respond to attacks, conduct investigations, gather evidence, and produce comprehensive reports. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the necessary knowledge to respond to incidents, run investigations, and report their findings. These skills will help students to recognize, analyze, and ideate about security incidents to prevent future breaches.

    Learners will:
    • Be immersed in the fundamentals of offensive security
    • Gain an understanding of the basics of digital forensics
    • Explore file and stolen data recovery strategies
    • Learn how to effectively handle various types of attacks targeting organizations
    • Get insight into the strategies attackers use to attain access to critical systems and data
    • Explore the basics of malware analysis in order to enhance your ability to detect and neutralize potential threats


    Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® Security+, CompTIA® CySA+, and (ISC)2 SSCP
  • Threat Hunting and Intelligence

    The Threat Hunting and Intelligence course provides learners with the necessary knowledge to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in an organization's infrastructure. By the end of the course, learners will be equipped with the expertise to identify vulnerabilities, respond to threats, and develop robust plans to safeguard an organization's infrastructure.

    Learners will:
    • Develop a comprehensive understanding of the threats and vulnerabilities that can arise within an organization's network infrastructure, encompassing hardware devices, software applications, and network services.
    • Enhance their ability to proactively identify and respond to threats, fostering a proactive security approach.
    • Acquire the knowledge and skills to develop effective plans and procedures to handle security situations efficiently, ensuring a swift and coordinated response.
    • Cultivate the ability to evaluate information sources and tools, enabling them to strengthen their defense strategies.


    Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® Security+, CompTIA® CySA+, (ISC)2 SSCP, (ISC)2 CISSP
  • Elective CompTIA® Security+ Certification Exam Prep Course

    The Cybersecurity Bootcamp includes an elective CompTIA® Security+ Exam Prep Course** designed to prepare students to obtain this valuable industry certification and a voucher for the CompTIA® Security+ certification exam.

    Certificate Highlights:
    • Establishes the core knowledge required for any cybersecurity role
    • The only foundational cybersecurity certification that emphasizes hands-on practical skills
    • A globally recognized certification that establishes the core knowledge required in the field and provides a springboard to intermediate-level cybersecurity jobs
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Introductory Course (4 Weeks)

This course covers topics such as fundamentals of information security and risk management, an introduction to networking and network security fundamentals, the Linux and Microsoft platforms and related security, and the concept and role of offensive security.

When the Introductory Course is over, the results from your assessment exam will help you determine your ability to excel in a cybersecurity career.

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Fundamentals Phase (16 Weeks)

In the Fundamentals Phase you’ll learn the basics of cybersecurity. This deep dive includes a number of concepts needed in order to secure and defend as a cybersecurity professional, training on Microsoft Windows, Linux, and basic network and cloud security. This phase acts as foundational training for the more rigorous portions of the program.

Complete this phase with a foundational understanding of essential cybersecurity concepts.

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Microsoft Security Systems Administration

This course offers hands-on training focused on securing Microsoft Windows environments, providing learners with the practical knowledge and skills needed to implement security features and tools, including Microsoft Defender, BitLocker, and Windows Firewall. They will also be able to configure and manage networks to ensure security and stability using system admin tools. By the end of the course, participants will understand the basics of Microsoft’s infrastructure and be able to implement and maintain secure Windows environments in various professional roles.

Learners Will:

  • Gain an understanding of Microsoft's infrastructure and its components Learn effective strategies to protect Microsoft's infrastructure from potential threats
  • Develop skills to manage various types of accounts based on business function
  • Explore ways to maintain a secure and safe network environment
  • Discover how automations and scripting can enhance both security and efficiency in cybersecurity roles
  • Understand how Active Directory helps manage permissions and control access to network resources
  • Learn how to improve system security and operational efficiencies with Powershell

Icon

Computer Networking Fundamentals

This course offers a comprehensive introduction to computer networking, providing practical experience in configuring and managing network devices for optimal performance and security. Learners will gain an understanding of network architectures, protocols, and security while honing their device configuration and troubleshooting skills. Through hands-on activities, they will apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address common networking challenges.

Learners will:

  • Learn how different entities connect and interact across digital landscapes
  • Gain an understanding of the various types of networks and their impact on our interconnected world
  • Harness the power of configuration settings documentation
  • Be exposed to the role of audits in ensuring optimal network performance and security
  • Find out why system and communications protection plays a pivotal role in safeguarding information
  • Learn how to effectively update and adapt policies to keep pace with the ever-evolving landscape


Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® Network+, (ISC)2 Certified in Cybersecurity℠

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Integrating Your Infrastructure Security

This course equips learners with the necessary skills to effectively manage Linux operating systems, utilize basic Python programming, explore cloud computing, and enhance system security against threats and vulnerabilities. Additionally, they will learn how to monitor, scan, and analyze threats and vulnerabilities in these environments, while also becoming familiar with remediation techniques. Finally, learners will begin to understand how DevSecOps impacts the cybersecurity landscape.

Learners will:

  • Gain an understanding of how to manage Linux operating systems, as well as how to monitor, scan, and analyze threats and vulnerabilities in Linux and cloud-based environments
  • Be introduced to Python programming
  • Develop a basic understanding of cloud computing environments and create an instance using Amazon Web Services (AWS)
  • Understand how to remediate and share details to protect other systems
  • Learn how to create automations to efficiently manage and protect systems
  • Explore the design principles of scalable cloud solutions and the integration of different environments
  • Become familiar with DevSecOps


Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certification*: AWS Cloud Practitioner

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Securing Your Network

In this course, you continue to build on your knowledge of networks to deepen that understanding. As you explore networks, you will familiarize yourself with the different components of wired and wireless networks including their security constraints and vulnerabilities. You will then continue on to developing access controls to ensure that you have considered all pieces of what it means to secure a network from people and data to devices. In addition, you will look at how to safely build and secure networks including discussions around cryptography and privacy constraints.

Learners Will:

  • Develop an understanding of network security measures, including strategies needed to keep networks safe
  • Begin to master network monitoring techniques
  • Gain an understanding of how to effectively manage accounts within a system
  • See how security attributes can help strengthen network defenses
  • Become familiar with a range of common tools and technologies that support network safety
  • Acquire the skills to build a secure network architecture
  • Learn the basics of MHN networks and how to set them up effectively
  • Understand the relationship between Telnet and POP3 machines


Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® Network+, Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate

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Infrastructure Phase (4 Weeks)

The Infrastructure Phase teaches you the necessary knowledge and hands-on experience to create and sustain secure infrastructures and technologies.

You will complete this phase with knowledge of critical security measures, endpoint security, and other important concepts that are key to safeguarding organizations.

Icon

Designing Your Cybersecurity Infrastructure

This course delves into the essential aspects of safeguarding endpoint devices, implementing data loss prevention techniques, and utilizing advanced tools and strategies to protect an organization's digital assets. By the end of the course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of endpoint device protection, data loss prevention, and the security considerations for industrial systems and IoT devices.

Learners will:

  • Explore endpoint devices to gain an understanding of how to evaluate, identify threats to, and protect them
  • Learn to document and track configurations and tool options
  • Understand how to establish rules and restrictions that safeguard endpoint devices from potential harm
  • Discover how to work with external information systems while maintaining the security of endpoint devices
  • Develop the skills to implement of data loss prevention techniques
  • Become familiar with the threats and security measures related to Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT)


Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® Security+, CompTIA® CySA+, (ISC)2 CISSP

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Advanced Phase (12 Weeks)

In the Advanced phase of the bootcamp, learners solidify existing skills and begin building new ones in advanced security concepts like game theory, digital forensics, incident response, and ethical hacking. You will move beyond the theories behind cybersecurity technologies to understanding the motivations and social engineering techniques that are deployed by malicious actors.

Upon successful completion of this phase, you will receive your Cybersecurity Bootcamp certificate of completion.

Icon

Social Engineering and Ethical Hacking

In the Social Engineering and Ethical Hacking course, participants explore the inner workings of hackers' minds and acquire an understanding of game theory principles as they relate to cybersecurity defense and solutions. By the end of the course, learners will have an understanding of social engineering techniques and ethical hacking principles, empowering them to enhance cybersecurity defenses and protect against potential threats.

Learners will:

  • Gain insights into the motivations of potential attackers and their actions
  • Develop an understanding of how to use a malicious hacker’s "state of mind" to enhance system protection
  • Discover how ethical hacking can proactively support applications, systems, and organizational infrastructure
  • Explore how reconnaissance, penetration testing, and defense system bypassing can help keep systems safe
  • Learn how to identify vulnerabilities in web applications and cloud-based systems
  • Build skills to effectively report risks and provide defense recommendations
  • Understand how social engineering techniques can be used to deceive individuals


Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® CySA+, PenTest+

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Digital Forensics and Incident Response

The Digital Forensics & Incident Response course equips learners with essential tools to effectively respond to attacks, conduct investigations, gather evidence, and produce comprehensive reports. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the necessary knowledge to respond to incidents, run investigations, and report their findings. These skills will help students to recognize, analyze, and ideate about security incidents to prevent future breaches.

Learners will:

  • Be immersed in the fundamentals of offensive security
  • Gain an understanding of the basics of digital forensics
  • Explore file and stolen data recovery strategies
  • Learn how to effectively handle various types of attacks targeting organizations
  • Get insight into the strategies attackers use to attain access to critical systems and data
  • Explore the basics of malware analysis in order to enhance your ability to detect and neutralize potential threats


Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® Security+, CompTIA® CySA+, and (ISC)2 SSCP

Icon

Threat Hunting and Intelligence

The Threat Hunting and Intelligence course provides learners with the necessary knowledge to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in an organization's infrastructure. By the end of the course, learners will be equipped with the expertise to identify vulnerabilities, respond to threats, and develop robust plans to safeguard an organization's infrastructure.

Learners will:

  • Develop a comprehensive understanding of the threats and vulnerabilities that can arise within an organization's network infrastructure, encompassing hardware devices, software applications, and network services.
  • Enhance their ability to proactively identify and respond to threats, fostering a proactive security approach.
  • Acquire the knowledge and skills to develop effective plans and procedures to handle security situations efficiently, ensuring a swift and coordinated response.
  • Cultivate the ability to evaluate information sources and tools, enabling them to strengthen their defense strategies.


Information covered in this course helps prepare learners to begin studying for the following certifications*: CompTIA® Security+, CompTIA® CySA+, (ISC)2 SSCP, (ISC)2 CISSP

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Elective CompTIA® Security+ Certification Exam Prep Course (8 weeks)

The Cybersecurity Bootcamp includes an elective CompTIA® Security+ Exam Prep Course** designed to prepare students to obtain this valuable industry certification and a voucher for the CompTIA® Security+ certification exam.

Certificate Highlights:

  • Establishes the core knowledge required for any cybersecurity role
  • The only foundational cybersecurity certification that emphasizes hands-on practical skills
  • A globally recognized certification that establishes the core knowledge required in the field and provides a springboard to intermediate-level cybersecurity jobs

*While the curriculum includes subjects covered by many industry exams, this bootcamp program solely includes an optional CompTIA® Security+ certification prep course and exam voucher. No other preparatory courses or vouchers are provided as part of the curriculum or cost of the bootcamp program and require additional costs not included in tuition.

**The CompTIA® Security+ certification exam is not administered within our program. Upon successful completion of the elective certification prep course, you will receive a voucher that covers the full cost of the CompTIA® Security+ exam.

The Foundational Knowledge

You Need for Industry Exams

If you are new to the cybersecurity industry, obtaining industry-recognized certifications* can help boost your credentials and give you a competitive advantage over other candidates. Our courses cover concepts to help you gain foundational knowledge of the following certifications you may wish to pursue following completion of the Cybersecurity Bootcamp.

  • LPI Linux Essentials

    The Linux LPI Essentials exam offers learners a way to verify their knowledge of the Linux operating system, as well as the workings of various open-source applications. The exam tests the ability to manage users and groups on Linux and also measures their competency with the Linux command line, system permissions and security, basic network configuration skills, and overall Linux administration.
  • AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner

    The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner certification exam is meant for individuals with knowledge of the widespread AWS Cloud platform, as well as its infrastructure and systems. Security and compliance experience in AWS Cloud is a key requirement for passing the exam.
  • Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate

    The Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate certification is considered the first security certification a candidate should earn. The exam measures a candidate’s baseline skills necessary to perform core security functions of any cybersecurity role and pursue an IT security career.
  • CompTIA® Network+

    The CompTIA® Network+ certification exam measures a learner’s ability and knowledge of network device configuration, management, and troubleshooting. It also tests a cybersecurity professional’s familiarity with emerging mobile, cloud, communication, and virtualization technologies.
  • CompTIA® CySA+

    The CompTIA® CySA+ certification exam measures a learner’s ability to proactively capture, monitor, and respond to network traffic findings. Skills in software and application security, automation, threat hunting, and IT regulatory compliance are also assessed.
  • (ISC)² SSCP – Systems Security Certified Practitioner**

    For students who have achieved one year of experience after completion of their program.

    Students with at least one year of experience after the completion of their program can take the (ISC)² SSCP – Systems Security Certified Practitioner certification exam.

    The (ISC)² SSCP exam is meant for cybersecurity professionals who have proven, practical, and hands-on experience and knowledge of the security environment. Once they obtain this certification, individuals have proof that they can carry out the implementation, monitoring, and administration of information technology infrastructure according to information security best practices, policies, and procedures.
  • GIAC Security Essentials

    The GIAC Security Essentials (GSEC) certification validates a practitioner's knowledge of information security beyond simple terminology and concepts. GSEC certification holders are demonstrating that they are qualified for hands-on IT systems roles with respect to security tasks.
  • Certified Incident Handler

    The GIAC Incident Handler certification validates a practitioner's ability to detect, respond, and resolve computer security incidents using a wide range of essential security skills. GCIH certification holders have the knowledge needed to manage security incidents by understanding common attack techniques, vectors and tools, as well as defend against and respond to such attacks when they occur.
  • Certified Information Security Manager

    Data breaches, ransomware attacks and other constantly evolving security threats are top-of-mind for today’s IT professionals. With a Certified Information Security Manager® (CISM®) certification, you’ll learn how to assess risks, implement effective governance and proactively respond to incidents.

LPI Linux Essentials

The Linux LPI Essentials exam offers learners a way to verify their knowledge of the Linux operating system, as well as the workings of various open-source applications. The exam tests the ability to manage users and groups on Linux and also measures their competency with the Linux command line, system permissions and security, basic network configuration skills, and overall Linux administration.

AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner

The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner certification exam is meant for individuals with knowledge of the widespread AWS Cloud platform, as well as its infrastructure and systems. Security and compliance experience in AWS Cloud is a key requirement for passing the exam.

Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate

The Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate certification is considered the first security certification a candidate should earn. The exam measures a candidate’s baseline skills necessary to perform core security functions of any cybersecurity role and pursue an IT security career.

CompTIA® Network+

The CompTIA® Network+ certification exam measures a learner’s ability and knowledge of network device configuration, management, and troubleshooting. It also tests a cybersecurity professional’s familiarity with emerging mobile, cloud, communication, and virtualization technologies.

CompTIA® CySA+

The CompTIA® CySA+ certification exam measures a learner’s ability to proactively capture, monitor, and respond to network traffic findings. Skills in software and application security, automation, threat hunting, and IT regulatory compliance are also assessed.

(ISC)² SSCP – Systems Security Certified Practitioner**

For students who have achieved one year of experience after completion of their program.

Students with at least one year of experience after the completion of their program can take the (ISC)² SSCP – Systems Security Certified Practitioner certification exam.

The (ISC)² SSCP exam is meant for cybersecurity professionals who have proven, practical, and hands-on experience and knowledge of the security environment. Once they obtain this certification, individuals have proof that they can carry out the implementation, monitoring, and administration of information technology infrastructure according to information security best practices, policies, and procedures.

GIAC Security Essentials

The GIAC Security Essentials (GSEC) certification validates a practitioner's knowledge of information security beyond simple terminology and concepts. GSEC certification holders are demonstrating that they are qualified for hands-on IT systems roles with respect to security tasks.

Certified Incident Handler

The GIAC Incident Handler certification validates a practitioner's ability to detect, respond, and resolve computer security incidents using a wide range of essential security skills. GCIH certification holders have the knowledge needed to manage security incidents by understanding common attack techniques, vectors and tools, as well as defend against and respond to such attacks when they occur.

Certified Information Security Manager

Data breaches, ransomware attacks and other constantly evolving security threats are top-of-mind for today’s IT professionals. With a Certified Information Security Manager® (CISM®) certification, you’ll learn how to assess risks, implement effective governance and proactively respond to incidents.

*While the curriculum includes subjects covered by many industry exams, this bootcamp program solely includes an optional CompTIA® Security+ certification prep course and exam voucher. No other preparatory courses or vouchers are provided as part of the curriculum or cost of the bootcamp program and require additional costs not included in tuition.

** Requires a minimum of one year of cumulative work experience in one or more of the seven domains of the SSCP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK) in order to be certified.

Program Tuition

Invest in your professional development. Enroll in our career-prep program and get the job-ready skills you need to advance your cybersecurity career.

4-Week Introductory Course

$180

32-Week Complete Program

$16,600

Requirements

Internet access

Drive, ambition, and passion

Introductory course and admission exam

Tuition, fees, and deposits subject to change.

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