Cybersecurity Bootcamps Inland Empire, CA

This course's curriculum, labs, and group exercises expose you to several in-demand cybersecurity applications. The Fullstack Academy Cybersecurity Bootcamp also prepares you to take multiple major cybersecurity certifications to help jumpstart your career. To prepare students for real-life work scenarios and environments, students also take part in career simulations alongside their cybersecurity training. Additionally, students are taught resume writing, salary negotiation, and other career preparation skills throughout the program to equip them for their job search after graduation.

This rigorous part-time, 24-week cybersecurity bootcamp teaches individuals many of the most in-demand tools and technologies for a successful career in the field of cybersecurity. Students in this course will learn many of the foundational cybersecurity technologies, including networking, Windows and Linux systems, risk management, cryptography, cloud security, ethical hacking, scripting, and more. Graduates from this bootcamp will receive a certificate of completion, along with access to career services assistance to help them secure positions in the cybersecurity field.

Become an Information Security Analyst or Cybersecurity Engineer. Gain a technical foundation in Linux, Python, computer networking, AWS, and web application architecture, and learn to use professional cybersecurity tools and solutions.

This full-time bootcamp covers offensive security, defensive security, and standard security operations within organizations. It is designed for students who have no prior cybersecurity experience.

This part-time bootcamp covers offensive security, defensive security, and standard security operations procedures for organizations. It is designed for students with no prior cybersecurity experience.

This course reviews foundational and advanced cybersecurity skills for those interested in starting careers as security professionals. Students in this course gain hands-on experience with Linux scripting, Security Operations Center (SOC) standards, penetration testing, and other relevant practices.