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What does a cybersecurity specialist do? 

Cybersecurity specialists protects computer systems, networks and data from unauthorized access, theft or damage. They help prevent cyberattacks, detect security breaches and respond to security incidents. 

Where do cybersecurity specialists work? 

Cybersecurity specialists can work in both the private and public sector. Some employers include government agencies, IT companies, financial institutions, and military contractors. 

Why is certification important to becoming a cybersecurity specialist? 

You will only be recognized by the industry as a cybersecurity specialists with proper certification. Our course will prepare you for the necessary certifications to become industry-recognized. 

What is the job outlook for a cybersecurity specialist? 

According to the BLS, the job outlook for an information security analyst (cybersecurity falls into this category) is expected to grow by 32% (much faster than average) between 2022 and 2032, with 16,800 job opening annually. 

• Get ten 30 minute online coaching sessions with your instructor
• Complete multiple course projects and a final capstone to help you prepare a professional-level portfolio to show prospective employers

The global market for cybersecurity industry is expected to grow from $170 billion in 2020 to $270 billion in 2026, according to market research firm CBRE, which means job opportunities are on the rise. The Cybersecurity Bootcamp will prepare you for in-demand job roles like cybersecurity analyst, cybersecurity engineer, penetration tester, vulnerability analyst, and cybercrime investigator.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the median yearly salary for information security analysts was $120,360 in 2023.

What You Will Learn 

In our Cybersecurity Bootcamp, you will explore: 

• Key concepts of popular communication protocols, the configuration of routers/switches, and TCP/IP implementation 
• Fundamentals of data security and auditing 
• How to identify, evaluate, and mitigate security risk 
• How malicious hackers attack systems and tactics to thwart online attacks 
• How disparate components connect to form complex networks 
• The role played by cybersecurity analysts and the skills required 

Module 1: Hardware and Operating System Fundamentals

Module 2: Networking Fundamentals

Module 3: Security Fundamentals

Module 4: Security Bootcamp – Project A

Module 5: Python Programming – Introduction

Module 6: Security Bootcamp – Project B

Module 7: Ethical Hacking (CEH)

Module 8: Security Bootcamp – Project C

Module 9: Choose a module

• Option A: CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst
• Option B: CompTIA PenTest

Module 10: Capstone Project

Basic knowledge of IT hardware and software is recommended but not required.

This Bootcamp will prepare you to take the following exam(s):

• CompTIA A+
• CompTIA Network+
• CompTIA Security+
• CompTIA CySA+
• Certified Ethical Hacking
• CompTIA Pentest+

This certification prepares students for multiple certifications but students will actually choose which certification they would like to work towards. 

William Clark has extensive experience in the professional and education
industry. He holds numerous cybersecurity certifications and is a CompTIA
Certified Technical Trainer. He has also worked with many organizations
in senior technical roles and now has his own consulting firm.

Hardware Requirements

• This course must be taken on a PC. Macs are not compatible.
• This course should be taken on a Windows desktop or laptop.

Software Requirements

• PC: Windows 8 or later. However, it is recommended to have Windows 10 to avoid compatibility issues.
• Browser: The latest version of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox is preferred. Microsoft Edge is also compatible.
• must be installed and fully operational before the course begins.

Other 

• Email capabilities and access to a personal email account.