Learn the fundamentals of protecting systems and data — networking basics, common threats, and an introduction to ethical hacking and defense.
The Cyber Security program introduces the core concepts behind protecting systems, networks, and data from threats.
You'll build a working understanding of how attacks happen and how they're defended against, finishing with a hands-on security assessment project.
Start with the 12-week intensive or go deeper with our complete 6-month professional track.
Build a strong cybersecurity foundation through networking, system security, web security, vulnerability assessment, incident response, and hands-on security labs.
Understand cybersecurity fundamentals, common threats, risk, vulnerabilities, and the CIA triad.
Learn how computer networks communicate and where common security weaknesses can occur.
Learn Linux fundamentals, permissions, users, processes, services, and security logs.
Understand malware, phishing, social engineering, credential attacks, and common attack patterns.
Learn encryption, hashing, authentication, access control, firewalls, and other defensive controls.
Understand how web applications work and learn the fundamentals of common web security vulnerabilities.
Learn how security professionals identify, evaluate, document, and prioritize vulnerabilities.
Learn ethical security testing methodologies and practice only within authorized lab environments.
Understand SOC operations, security logs, alerts, indicators of compromise, and SIEM fundamentals.
Learn how organizations detect, contain, investigate, and recover from cybersecurity incidents.
Bring your skills together by assessing a simulated environment and documenting security findings.
Complete an authorized security assessment and present your findings and remediation recommendations.
Develop deeper offensive and defensive security skills through hands-on labs, security operations, threat hunting, digital forensics, cloud security, and real-world security projects.
Build a strong foundation in security principles, risk, threats, vulnerabilities, and security frameworks.
Master networking concepts and learn how firewalls, segmentation, VPNs, and network controls protect systems.
Learn to secure and investigate both Linux and Windows systems, including users, permissions, processes, and logs.
Understand encryption, hashing, certificates, authentication, authorization, and identity management.
Study web application architecture and common vulnerabilities using intentionally vulnerable training environments.
Learn professional security assessment methodology from reconnaissance through vulnerability reporting.
Learn how SOC teams monitor environments, investigate alerts, correlate events, and identify suspicious activity.
Develop practical skills for detecting, containing, investigating, and recovering from security incidents.
Learn how investigators preserve evidence, analyze system artifacts, and reconstruct security events.
Learn to proactively search for suspicious behavior and develop detection strategies.
Understand cloud security, identity, access controls, secure configurations, and enterprise security architecture.
Prepare for entry-level cybersecurity roles through portfolio development, reporting, interviews, and practical review.
Complete an end-to-end authorized security assessment, investigate findings, recommend remediation, and present the final report.
Common roles graduates pursue after completing this program.
No hidden fees — choose the option that fits your budget.
Yes. Most students who join have zero prior experience. This program is built to start from first principles, so no background is assumed going in.
Payment plans are available so you're not paying the full amount upfront — see the pricing options below, or start with the free Intro to Web Development class first.
Sessions are scheduled to fit around a job, school, or other commitments rather than replace your schedule entirely.
You'll finish with a real capstone project you build yourself — something you can show in a portfolio, job application, or client pitch. We don't guarantee job placement, but we do guarantee tangible proof of what you can do.