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CyberSecurity

About the Program

NTI's CyberSecurity program takes you from computing fundamentals to threat defense in 34 weeks, with new classes starting every 8 weeks. You'll train with industry pros on modern hardware—with flexible options including remote learning and live and recorded lectures—and graduate prepared to sit for a stack of national certification exams from CompTIA and beyond. The program qualifies for financial aid, and NTI's Financial Aid Office helps you find grants, loans, and scholarships to cover it.

What You'll Learn

IT fundamentals and hardware, covering the CompTIA ITF+ and A+ (Core 1 and 2) certification exams
Network security and operating systems management, aligned with CompTIA Network+ and Security+
Threat identification, response, and prevention, plus vulnerability assessment and IT governance—preparing you for CompTIA CySA+ and Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) exams
Career readiness through 1-on-1 job placement assistance, resume prep, and employer connections after graduation

Career Opportunities

Roles: Entry-level IT and security support positions in government, finance, healthcare, and education, with computer user support specialists earning a median of $60,340 (BLS, May 2024) and experienced cybersecurity analysts earning substantially more

Why it matters: Every organization now needs defenders against cyber-attacks, and NTI graduates have been hired by employers like Verizon, Unum, KeyBank, and IDEXX.

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