Faculty must hold the expertise to prepare learners for CompTIA Security+, Splunk Core Certified User, and Google AI Essentials certifications.
This 15-week Cybersecurity with AI Tools course is an intensive and comprehensive hands-on-oriented technical training. This intermediate course is designed for individuals seeking entry to mid-level IT security roles. Learners will apply essential IT security concepts and develop critical technical skills to help protect systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks. Learners will engage with cutting-edge technologies, industry standards, and best practices to protect organizations and their underlying infrastructure from a wide range of risks, including physical and cyber threats and hazards. Additionally, the course highlights how generative AI can be integrated into existing security workflows to enhance efficiency. As part of the course, learners will prepare and test for the CompTIA Security+ certification. Upon successful course completion, learners will be equipped to pursue a range of roles, such as IT Security Administrator and Cybersecurity Analyst.
Upon successful completion of all course requirements, learners will ? Act as a first responder to security incidents by identifying, assessing, and neutralizing threats using industry-standard frameworks. ? Employ SIEM platforms like Splunk to conduct real-time security monitoring, analyze event logs, and create custom reports and alerts. ? Demonstrate knowledge to remediate weaknesses to reduce the attack surface and enhance an organization's security posture. ? Implement and manage network security measures, including firewalls, IDS/IPS, VPNs, and secure protocols, to protect against unauthorized access and data breaches. ? Integrate generative AI tools into cybersecurity workflows to enhance threat detection and accelerate incident response. ? Develop a strong job application package, effective job search strategies, and workplace readiness by building essential professional skills and leveraging AI tools.
Applicants must meet minimal Per Scholas qualifications and pass a baseline assessment for comprehension, critical thinking, and digital literacy. It is expected that learners have some technical IT knowledge prior to entry. Additionally, learners must complete approximately 20 hours of self-study prework materials.
Per Scholas Indiana accepts learners on an ongoing basis. To obtain the most current information regarding course availability and corresponding application deadlines, we encourage prospective students to consult our official website or reach out to the Admissions Department.