ETI Program Overview
How we support the Department of Defense?
The Cyberspace Workforce Management mandate aims to unite the overall cyberspace workforce and set up definite workforce parts like cyberspace impacts, cybersecurity, and cyberspace data innovation-to adjust, oversee and normalize cyberspace work jobs, benchmark capabilities, and preparing prerequisites. The Department of Defense outlined the cybersecurity certification requirements for specific job categories. Most DoD-related organizations are required to comply. All said, we better prepare our students to support the cyber front line!
The course contains today’s core technologies from security to cloud to data management and more which are industry standard for launching IT careers into today’s digital world.
Sept 31, 2020 No prerequisites are necessary, but basic knowledge of computer hardware and operating systems is recommended. These courses will help you prepare for exam as they aim to provide a solid understanding of networking concepts, operations, and procedures.
Sept 31, 2020 No prior experience is required, but concepts discussed throughout A+ is an advantage.A+CE
A+CE
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CCNA-Security
CND
Network+CE
Network+CE
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SSCP
CCNA Security
CySA+
GICSP
GSEC
Security+CE
CND
SSCP
CASP+ CE
CCNP Security
CISA
CISSP
CGCED
GCIH
A day in the life
Cybersecurity professionals are trained to detect and implement quick solutions to cyber threats against the data network of an organization. Their primary responsibility is to assure the security and integrity of the system at any given time. This is most crucial especially now that criminality in cyberspace has morphed into a more vicious and expanding enterprise.
The work of an online security expert is not easy for the hesitant but the rewards are magnificent for achievers who consider the cybersecurity profession as a terrific career path.
As of 2019, a Cybersecurity Engineer’s annual income ranges from $120,000 to $200,000. An Application Security Engineer’s income is not far having an average between $120,000 to $180,000. Cybersecurity Analysts and Network Security Engineers also enjoy huge salaries at $90,000 to $160,000 and $125,000 to $185,000 respectively. At the top of the list is the Information Security Manager who earns an average of $125,000 to $215,000.
