A Cybersecurity Analyst requires a combination of skills, education, and work experience, with an option of certification. These skills are used to defend the IT assets of an organization from cyber hackers.Cybersecurity Analyst have been called the “catch-all information security expert” and for good reason. A day in the life pulls from an all-inclusive information security skill set that ranges from beginner to expert level.
Cybersecurity Analyst - As a Cybersecurity Analyst you will learn Cybersecurity Essentials, Networking, Operating Systems, Programming, Firewall Management, Encryption Technologies, Ethical Hacking, Hacker Mindset, Analysis Techniques, Advanced Persistent Threat, Threat Hunting, Penetration Testing, Risk Assessments, Vulnerability Management, EDR & SIEM, SOC Operations, Leadership, Communications, and Industry Certifications.
1. Be recommended for advancement or promotion and retention by Military; 2. Basic Understanding of Computers and IT Office Products (Powerpoint, Excel, Word, Web browser, etc.); 3. Ability to attend Instructor In-person Training and 153 Hours in SOC; 4. Have ability to reach online resources via a computer; 5. Valid State Driver's Lic.; 6. Have at min 120 days of effort for program.
Hybrid Training Requirement (On-Site, Hands-On, Classroom, with Some Remote On-Line)