Cyber Security Bootcamp

Cybersecurity covers a wide range of roles that focus on protecting computer systems, networks and data from digital threats and unauthorized access.

Just book a call with an advisor. It’s that simple. You’ll find out everything you need to know about the cybersecurity career path you want to follow and this program. There are no barriers to joining TripleTen—all you need is motivation, determination, and a commitment of about 20 hours a week.

Seven months, part-time, online—that’s the TripleTen recipe for getting into cybersecurity.

You’ll graduate from your seven-month cyber security bootcamp with cybersecurity certifications that will unlock your new career.

The TripleTen Cyber Security Bootcamp gives you hands-on training on the latest security technologies and methodologies. You’ll learn hard skills like malware and virus threats, network security controls, cryptography and vulnerability testing methodologies, as well as how to manage risk, develop security procedures and plan for disaster recovery. Additionally, you’ll also acquire soft skills, including risk management, critical thinking and communication—critically important when having to explain technical concepts to non-technical individuals.

80% of our graduates had a full-time job—that’s because we make our programs flexible, with no mandatory meeting times. You study and practice on your schedule—everything you need is provided on our online learning platform. Our guidance team is online for most of the day and the tech support team is online 24/7. Together, they’re by your side to give you all the support you need to meet sprint deadlines.

We offer three payment options:

1. Upfront before you start.
2. Monthly installments while you study.
3. Learn now, pay later option: you start repayment 3 months after graduation with Meritize.

No enrollment fee. Other repayment options and financing partners available.

The world of cybersecurity is your classroom: You won’t just learn about cybersecurity you’ll work in it. Your projects are pulled from the real world—and you’ll tackle them in the same business environment you’ll experience when you start your career. You’ll learn how to master the fascinating intricacies of cybersecurity and fast-paced evolution of cyber threats, while acquiring the soft skills needed to navigate the personal side of your job. And you’ll get hands-on career services to guide you on your job search—and prepare you for professional success.

TripleTen boasts an impressive employment rate within six months of graduation, while more than half of our students receive attractive job offers within two months of graduating.

Cyber threats keep coming, fast and ever evolving. That’s why there’s a growing need for specialized cybersecurity professionals—and salaries match that need. Average cybersecurity salaries and career paths include:

From a high level, your work in cybersecurity directly contributes to protecting sensitive information and maintaining the integrity of digital systems. Under that umbrella are specialized jobs focused on the same, broader goal but approaching it from different avenues. While a security analyst monitors and tests networks for security breaches, and investigates incidents and makes security enhancement recommendations, a security consultant advises organizations on best security practices, performs risk assessments and develops security policies, and helps implement tailored security solutions.

During your TripleTen Cyber Security Bootcamp, you’ll explore these and many other career paths to discover which one is right for you.

Yes, our online cybersecurity boot camp provides practical knowledge and skills that make you valuable to employers. A bootcamp is worth it if you intend to become a cybersecurity specialist and reap the financial rewards of a career switch without spending a lot of time.

Our online cybersecurity bootcamp offers an immersive experience, with virtual projects, tasks, and assignments to provide applicable knowledge about software and hardware security. 

We'll provide a complete overview of the latest industry security practices and requirements. You can consult one-on-one with our instructors, who are happy to share   practical knowledge and industry knowhow. You’ll also work on projects to boost your understanding of cybersecurity. 

In order to gain the extensive knowledge needed to break into the profession, you’ll learn and practice on our platform. Every lesson comes with a hands-on task, and you’re required to complete projects on time in order to advance. Of course, extensions are available for when life happens.

Of course! Just book a call with one of our advisors and we’ll be happy to answer any questions you might have! 

Programming isn’t mandatory for entry-level cybersecurity jobs, but it helps. Basic IT security just requires networking fundamentals and the CompTIA Security+ certification. 

You’ll need programming skills to earn a cybersecurity engineer’s salary, or to break into specific fields, such as application security. Programming knowledge can be leveraged to  identify software and web application threats more quickly.

The difference lies in the scope of their responsibilities. A security analyst monitors an organization's IT systems to identify any potential threat. A security specialist focuses on implementing security measures devised by analysts and consultants, e.g., a specific encryption or networking protocol recommended by analysts. 

A specialist works mainly on the ground level, while an analyst works from a bird’s eye view. They both protect organizations from potentially devastating cyber attacks.

Under the employment assurance program, we offer job placement assistance and a full refund if you don’t find a job within 10  months of graduation. The criteria for a refund include passing your certification  exam, completing our Career Services program, and making a good-faith effort to find a job, as defined by our terms of service. 

If the current boot camp is full, just wait for the next cohort start. We announce start dates  at the top of this page.