Cybersecurity Bootcamp (Part-Time)
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Cost
- $12,995
- Format
- Instructor Led
- Delivery
- Online
- Time Commitment
- 22 weeks 1 hr/week
Summary
The University of North Florida's live online cybersecurity program offers comprehensive training in defensive and offensive skills. Participants will gain proficiency in tools like Splunk, Metasploit, and Wireshark, and explore AI techniques in cybersecurity. The course prepares learners for the CompTIA Security+ certification, including a voucher for one exam attempt.
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Before You Learn / Who This Course Is For
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Open to aspiring cybersecurity professionals
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Ideal for those seeking CompTIA Security+ certification
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No specific prerequisites required
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What to Expect
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Live online sessions with expert instructors
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Hands-on practice with leading cybersecurity tools
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In-depth exploration of AI in cybersecurity
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What You'll Achieve
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Preparation for CompTIA Security+ certification
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Proficiency in tools like Metasploit and Wireshark
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Enhanced skills in cybersecurity threat modeling
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Topics included
Course Reviews
Karl E.
Student 2022
Core Resource for Career Pivot to Cybersecurity
The University of North Florida offers a cybersecurity bootcamp powered by Fullstack academy. After a lot of research, I decided this would be the core resource that I would use to change my career from project management to cybersecurity. I completed their part time cohort, which lasted 6 months (October 2021-April 2022). It provided a wonderful base knowledge that has set me up for some really great opportunities as a cybersecurity analyst. The pace and content of the course was challenging but rewarding. The instructional staff were all very knowledgeable and supportive, which made learning this new material much easier than a path of self paced study. A big bonus for me was that the program included amazing career services that assist with resume creation, job hunt strategies, and interview preparation. I would highly recommend this program for anyone that wants to make themselves competitive for an entry level cybersecurity position.