ONE PROGRAM · TWO CAREER PATHWAYS
Cybersecurity Career Accelerator
Build practical SOC and RMF skills with live instruction, hands-on practice, and instructor feedback.
STARTS
November 3, 2026
LIVE ONLINE
12 weeks
PLUS INDEPENDENT PRACTICE
4 hours weekly
PROGRAM PRICE
$2,000
BOTH INCLUDED IN ONE PROGRAM
Two skill sets. One connected program.
Practice the technical investigation and security documentation that connect SOC and RMF work.
SOC Analyst skills
- Investigate security alerts and analyze logs
- Search SIEM dashboards and examine network traffic
- Prioritize vulnerabilities
- Create incident reports
RMF Analyst skills
- Define system boundaries
- Document security controls
- Evaluate assessment evidence
- Create remediation plans supporting ATO and continuous monitoring
What you will practice
Develop two complementary skill sets: investigate suspicious activity in a security operations workflow, then assess the related control weakness and document a practical response.
SOC investigation and reporting
Security alerts and logs: examine events, distinguish useful evidence from noise, and develop an investigation timeline.
SIEM and network traffic: search dashboards and inspect traffic to understand suspicious activity.
Vulnerability prioritization: consider context and potential impact when deciding which findings need attention.
Incident reporting: communicate the facts, supporting evidence, investigative limits, and recommended next steps.
RMF assessment and remediation
System boundaries: define what is included in the system and where responsibilities sit.
Security controls: connect requirements with implementation details and assessment evidence.
Remediation planning: document weaknesses and explain the actions needed to address them.
ATO and continuous monitoring: understand how assessment and remediation activities support authorization decisions and ongoing oversight.
INSTRUCTOR-GUIDED TRAINING PROJECT
Connect investigation to remediation
01 Investigate
Analyze a simulated incident and explain your findings.
02 Assess
Identify the control weakness and evaluate the evidence.
03 Recommend
Explain how to address the weakness and reduce the risk.
TRAINING PROJECT · EXAMPLE SYSTEMS
SOC investigation
12 → 1
Failed logins followed by one successful login
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 09:01 | Repeated login failures |
| 09:04 | Successful login |
| 09:07 | Review account activity |
TR-001: Is the successful login legitimate? Correlate identity and activity evidence before concluding.
TRAINING PROJECT · EXAMPLE SYSTEMS
Control assessment
Focus: account protection
| Evidence | Assessment |
|---|---|
| Authentication logs | Review completed |
| MFA configuration | Evidence needed |
| Account activity | Correlate findings |
Finding: Determine whether account safeguards adequately address the observed activity. Do not infer a failed control from the alert alone.
TRAINING PROJECT · EXAMPLE SYSTEMS
Remediation plan
| Step | Proposed action |
|---|---|
| 01 | Confirm the weakness |
| 02 | Strengthen MFA if needed |
| 03 | Retest the safeguard |
| 04 | Document closure evidence |
Owner: fictional system administrator
Verification: repeat the login-control test and record the result.
Practice with fictional or sanitized data and instructor feedback. Build a portfolio you can discuss in interviews.
See what a portfolio can contain
TRAINING PROJECT · FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
These illustrative excerpts extend the simulated login investigation above. They are examples of how to explain your work, not completed student work or evidence of employment outcomes.
01 · Incident report excerpt
Case TR-001 — Fictional training system
Observed: 12 failed login attempts at 09:01 followed by a successful login at 09:04. Account activity was flagged for review at 09:07.
Assessment: The sequence warrants investigation but does not, by itself, establish account compromise. Correlate source, device, MFA events and subsequent activity; confirm whether the user recognizes the session.
Next step: Preserve relevant evidence, document the timeline and escalate under the simulated response procedure if unauthorized activity is confirmed.
Portfolio discussion: Explain what you know, what remains uncertain and which evidence would change your conclusion.
02 · Security-control assessment excerpt
Scope: Authentication to the fictional training application and its identity service.
Assessment question: Do account safeguards adequately protect the observed sign-in path?
Evidence reviewed: Authentication-event timeline. Evidence still needed: MFA policy, enforcement settings, exceptions and test results.
Finding status: Open — insufficient evidence to determine whether the safeguard is effective. An alert alone does not prove a failed control.
Portfolio discussion: Explain the boundary, evidence gaps and how the assessment supports remediation and ongoing monitoring.
03 · Remediation-plan excerpt
Proposed action: If testing confirms an MFA enforcement gap, correct the affected policy and review documented exceptions.
Owner: Fictional identity administrator. Target date: To be agreed based on the confirmed risk.
Closure criteria: Test the affected sign-in paths, verify the required challenge, retain configuration and test evidence, and obtain reviewer confirmation.
Monitoring: Review subsequent authentication events and investigate unexpected bypasses.
Status: Proposed; no completed remediation is claimed.
During portfolio and mock-interview practice, explain your reasoning, describe instructor feedback and identify what you improved. Use fictional or sanitized data in work you share.
YOUR PACKAGE INCLUDES
Your $2,000 Career Accelerator
- 12 weeks of live online instruction
- Hands-on labs + recordings
- Instructor-guided portfolio project
- Resume guidance
- Mock-interview practice
- SOC and RMF in one program
ONE FREE EXAM VOUCHER INCLUDED
Choose Security+ OR CySA+
One CompTIA exam voucher is included at no additional cost with your $2,000 package. One exam attempt; retakes are not included.
Voucher issuance: Your included exam voucher is issued only after you have both paid the full $2,000 tuition and completed the course.
MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT STEP
Four live hours every week
Tuesday
8–9 p.m. ET
1 hour
Thursday
8–9 p.m. ET
1 hour
Saturday
9–11 a.m. ET
2 hours
All class times are Eastern Time (ET). Four live hours weekly, plus independent practice. Holiday arrangements will be announced separately.
Before you enroll
Use this checklist to prepare your questions and confirm the program is a good fit before paying.
Your starting point
Beginners welcome. New to cybersecurity? You are welcome to join the Career Accelerator. Tell us about your experience and goals so we can guide your preparation. Independent practice is required alongside live classes.
You can also join a free Saturday class to explore the teaching approach before enrolling.
Your study setup
Lab format: Training includes both browser-based labs and software installed on your computer.
Plan for a laptop or desktop, reliable internet, audio for live classes, and permission to install the required training software.
Before buying equipment, confirm the supported operating system, minimum memory, available storage and required software with CyberAsquare. Exact technical specifications are still to be confirmed.
Your weekly commitment
Reserve Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8–9 p.m. ET, and Saturdays, 9–11 a.m. ET, for live classes. Independent practice is required in addition to these four hours. Ask about the expected practice workload, attendance expectations, missed sessions and holiday arrangements.
Your access and exam voucher
Access after the course: Recordings remain available for one year after the course ends. Lab access continues for three months after the course ends.
Your $2,000 package includes one free Security+ OR CySA+ voucher covering one attempt; retakes are not included. Confirm voucher expiration and exam selection before enrolling.
Voucher issuance: Your included exam voucher is issued only after you have both paid the full $2,000 tuition and completed the course.
The program provides practical training and career support. Employment and exam success are not guaranteed.
Frequently asked questions
Can beginners join?
Beginners welcome. New to cybersecurity? You are welcome to join the Career Accelerator. Tell us about your experience and goals so we can guide your preparation. Independent practice is required alongside live classes.
Is this one program or two?
One Career Accelerator covers both SOC and RMF skills. You connect the two skill sets in an instructor-guided training project.
What does the free exam voucher cover?
Your $2,000 package includes one CompTIA Security+ OR CySA+ exam voucher at no additional cost. It covers one exam attempt. Retakes are not included.
Voucher issuance: Your included exam voucher is issued only after you have both paid the full $2,000 tuition and completed the course.
When are the live classes?
The program begins November 3, 2026 and lasts 12 weeks. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8–9 p.m., and Saturdays, 9–11 a.m. All times are Eastern Time (ET). That is four live hours weekly, plus independent practice. Holiday arrangements will be announced separately.
Can I try a class before enrolling?
Yes. Free Saturday classes meet October 3, 10, 17 & 24, 2026, from 9–11 a.m. Eastern. Request a free-class place; CyberAsquare will reply with joining details and confirm your place.
Does training guarantee a job or exam success?
No. The package includes practical training, portfolio guidance, resume guidance, and mock-interview practice. Employment and exam success are not guaranteed.
How do I enroll or ask a question?
Text CAREER to 703-868-1998 or email Info.cyber@cyberasquare.com. Contact CyberAsquare to confirm equipment requirements, voucher expiration, and enrollment/refund terms before payment.
Can I pay in installments?
Total tuition: $2,000, paid through Zelle in two installments.
- First payment: $1,000 before or at enrollment.
- Remaining balance: $1,000 after four weeks of class.
Zelle recipient: Olubunmi Alabi
Zelle phone number: 703-868-1998
Confirm that the recipient name is Olubunmi Alabi before sending payment. After each payment, text your payment screenshot to 703-868-1998 with your full name so we can match it to your enrollment.
Enrollment is completed after CyberAsquare verifies receipt of the first $1,000 payment and sends your confirmation. A screenshot alone does not confirm enrollment.
What is the refund and cancellation policy?
Refund and cancellation policy
- Before the program begins: Students who cancel before the first class begins will receive a full refund of tuition paid.
- After the program begins: No refunds are available once the first class has begun.
- If CyberAsquare cancels the program: Students will receive a full refund of tuition paid.
To request cancellation, email Info.cyber@cyberasquare.com or text 703-868-1998 with your full name and cohort.
How long can I access recordings and labs?
Access after the course: Recordings remain available for one year after the course ends. Lab access continues for three months after the course ends.
Choose your next step
Try an introductory class, ask a question, or start an enrollment inquiry.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Build skills you can demonstrate.
Text CAREER to 703-868-1998 to discuss enrollment.