Cybersecurity

Technology enables us to be more productive and efficient than we ever have, but it's also a liability. U.S. businesses lose approximately $14.8 million per year to phishing scams (cybersecuritydive.com).

Companies rely on cybersecurity professionals to defend their critical systems and sensitive information against hackers. Right now, companies aren’t able to find enough qualified entry-level cybersecurity professionals to hire, leaving the U.S. government, countless businesses, and many individuals exposed to cyberattacks.

Considering the high demand for cybersecurity professionals, the cybersecurity field offers a multitude of career and financial opportunities.

Students learn the offensive and defensive cybersecurity skills including Foundations (computing and networking basics, Linux, introduction to automation), Security Essentials (practical networking, bash scripting, Python for security), Security Analyst Training (NIST cybersecurity framework, tools, techniques, procedures for network and application protection), and Flight (projects, advanced certifications preparation, career coaching and guidance).