SecureSet News

SecureSet Academy today announced that it has obtained Series A funding in a round led by the Colorado Impact Fund (CIF). The $4 million investment will drive the expansion of SecureSet Academy’s accelerated, bootcamp-style cybersecurity training to more U.S. markets. The Academy currently operates campuses in Denver and Colorado Springs, and is set to expand to Tampa later this year.

Veterans will be a key resource for meeting the US’ dangerous shortfall of qualified cybersecurity professionals.

SecureSet Academy is honored to have been featured in the Colorado Springs Business Journal on their “10 Companies to Watch” list. We look forward to being a part of the thriving community in the Springs. See the feature by clicking here.

SecureSet — an immersive, accelerated cybersecurity academy — today announced that former Colorado Senator and Congressman Mark Udall has joined its…

A Denver-based cybersecurity training program is expanding to Colorado Springs with a 36-week class that begins Jan. 30 and is…

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SecureSet Academy today announced that it has been approved for GI Bill funds. With the global demand for cybersecurity professionals expected to rise to six million by 2019 (with a projected shortfall of 1.5 million), this represents a major opportunity for Colorado Springs veterans who want to enter a high-demand post-military career field.

SecureSet Academy today announced that Ajay Menendez, a 30-year IT veteran, has been named campus director as the Academy moves to its new location at 2228 Blake St. in Denver.

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April 28, 2017 | There’s a boom in jobs in the Denver area and some employers are offering big paychecks for…