It's 2018 and cybercrime is growing at a frightening pace — but so too are the opportunities to combat it. With Cybersecurity Ventures predicting a whopping 3.5 million cybersecurity job openings by 2021, now's the time to get your foot in the door; and RedVector can get you there.
RedVector, a Vector Solutions brand, is the leading provider of online education, training and performance support solutions and this Black Friday they're offering one year of access to over 500 courses on top cybersecurity certifications, career advancement, and training reference tools to help you jump into a new career as a cybersecurity specialist.
You'll be able to explore ethical hacking and learn the strategies and leadership skills required to become a qualified cybersecurity expert. These courses will prepare you to ace top certification exams including but not limited to the following:
- CISSP
- CompTIA Security+
- CompTIA Network+
- CompTIA Server+
- SQL Server
- Python
- Ethical Hacker Training
- CCNA Security
Windows Central Digital Offers regularly offers this deal for $99 — already a 50% discount off the full price — but you can save an additional 40% for Cyber Week when you use coupon code CMSAVE40 at checkout. That brings the price you pay down to just $59.40, a great deal on this great training bundle that will prepare you for a rewarding cybersecurity career.
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