How good is this training?
- Security Innovation has the industry’s largest software security computer-based training (CBT) library and has earned the Gartner Magic Quadrant designation six times.
- This hacking Cyber Range is the same one that is used at DEFCON, RSA Conference, and Blackhat – the most elite security conferences in the world.
- This is how we evaluate Security Innovation’s own prospective security engineers that will help to secure software for AWS, Microsoft, Accenture, Target, Discover, and others.
- Our training platform has a 4.8 Gartner Peer Insight review rating.
- More than 3.5 million people around the world have taken part in this training.
If you complete all the courses, you’ll get a certificate signed by Ed Adams, Security Innovation CEO, that attests to the quality of the training you took. There will be a page on our website that documents the ICMCP Training Scholarship program sponsored by Google. You will be able to add the certificate and a link to the page to your resume and promote your achievements on social media. Participants who complete the curriculum will receive a career mapping to potential NICE Framework job roles they may be eligible for based on competencies demonstrated throughout the program, along with the ability to apply all of their completed work for relevant CPE credits.
You’ll also have the opportunity to apply for a paid Internship, Security Technician, or Security Engineer position at Security Innovation. In fact, if you do particularly well on the CMD+CTRL Cyber Range challenges, don’t be surprised if you get a proactive solicitation from us!
Phase 1 – Security Innovation Training Program
1.1 – 30 Days: Self-paced Online Courses
1.2 – 15 Days: Hands-On Hacking
1.3 – 45 Days: Specialized Online Courses
Phase 2 – ICMCP Mentoring & Career Support Program
At Security Innovation, we are deeply committed to diversifying the cybersecurity workforce. We believe that this is not only about providing access to world-class training and career opportunities but also to use our platforms to raise the voices of this emerging group of cybersecurity professionals.
We are looking for volunteers who will share with us anything from a quick quote to let us “follow them” on this six-month journey. Not only will this help raise the visibility of such corporate-sponsored programs, but it’s also a great way to raise your personal brand on social networks, such as LinkedIn.
Share your story. Share your thoughts. Share your dream.
Reach out to Bre Quinn today, via email, or on the ICMCP Slack channel.