Choosing the right path in cybersecurity training depends on your career goals, current skills, and the specific certifications required in your desired role. Our advisors can help assess your needs and guide you through our training options, ensuring a perfect fit for your professional aspirations.

While prior certifications are not a prerequisite for all our programs, having a foundational understanding of cybersecurity can enhance your learning experience. We offer introductory courses for newcomers and advanced training for those looking to specialize.

We recommend starting with CompTIA Security+ as it provides a broad base of knowledge. From there, based on your career focus, you can proceed to more specialized certifications like CompTIA Network+ or pursue advanced credentials such as CISSP if targeting high-level security roles.

As a cybersecurity freelancer, you can explore roles such as security consultant, penetration tester, and vulnerability assessor. The exact positions will depend on your certifications, experience, and the niche skills you've developed through our training.

We facilitate mentorship through our network of alumni and professional contacts. Once enrolled, you'll have access to our community events and workshops, where you can connect with potential mentors who have established careers in cybersecurity.

A mentor provides guidance and advice to help you grow in your career, while a sponsor is someone who actively advocates for you, helping you obtain opportunities such as projects or jobs.

Yes, we offer information on scholarships and other funding options available through our partners and affiliates. Detailed information is available through our student services.

Unpaid internships offer valuable real-world experience and a chance to network with professionals in the industry. They can be especially beneficial for gaining practical skills and enhancing your resume.

Threatelligent LLC provides internship placements through our partnerships with local businesses and government agencies. We assist our students in securing internships that align with their training and career goals.

You can list your services on platforms such as Upwork, Freelancer, and LinkedIn. We also recommend networking within our community forums and alumni groups to find opportunities.

Starting a cybersecurity business can vary in cost depending on your location, the tools required, and the type of services you offer. We provide business startup workshops to help you plan and budget effectively.

Attracting leads involves building a strong online presence, networking, and demonstrating your expertise through blogs, webinars, and public speaking. Our marketing courses can teach you effective strategies for lead generation.

Our partners are the DoD Training Center and Pass IT On Inc., enhancing our training programs with robust resources and expert guidance.

We offer both online and on-premise training options and are equipped to travel nearly anywhere in the world, providing flexibility to meet the needs of our clients.