CyberWyoming works with businesses, individuals and students to offer and promote internships and apprenticeships to address the cybersecurity skills gap. We want to help businesses and young workers find opportunities that will lead to a strong working relationship. We are recruiting employers to be a part of this program as well as young professionals interested in growing their tech skills.
Employers report a 4.95/5 satisfaction rating and our program touts 81% retention rate.
Now serving employers and apprentices in Wyoming, Colorado, Virginia, Mississippi, and California!
Really interested in cybersecurity as a career? Check out our Cybersecurity Technician Apprenticeship Program below, or view www.cyberseek.org to see the interactive Career Pathway.
If you’re interested in entering cybersecurity or tech, start by building a strong foundation—because roles like cybersecurity analyst or penetration tester are typically advanced positions filled by people with experience in desktop support, server administration, and networking.
Focus first on understanding how systems actually work. Set up and maintain your own computer, configure your home Wi-Fi network, and experiment with tools like a basic firewall or router settings. These hands-on experiences build real skills. From there, consider entry-level IT roles, certifications, or labs that deepen your knowledge.
Cybersecurity isn’t a starting point—it’s a direction you grow into by learning how technology works from the ground up.
Tell your story in your resume and cover letter.
For information, contact info@cyberwyoming.org with subject line Apprentice.
Apprenticeship never looked so good! Contact info@cyberwyoming.org today to get more information.
For information, contact info@cyberwyoming.org with subject line Apprentice.
In collaboration with the Wyoming Office of Apprenticeship. Our Apprenticeship is an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Program. CyberWyoming will not discriminate against apprenticeship applicants or apprentices based on RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, NATIONAL ORIGIN, SEX (INCLUDING PREGNANCY AND GENDER IDENTITY), SEXUAL ORIENTATION, GENETIC INFORMATION, OR BECAUSE THEY ARE AN INDIVIDUAL WITH A DISABILITY OR A PERSON 40 YEARS OLD OR OLDER. CyberWyoming will take affirmative action to provide equal opportunity apprenticeship and will operate the apprenticeship program as required under Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations, part 30.
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Want to get some industry experience? Design your own internship using the Cyber Readiness Institute’s free program. CyberWyoming supports local internships with students that are community minded and want to give back to area nonprofits.
Whether you are exploring a career in cybersecurity, honing your technical expertise or an established security executive, ISSA offers you a network of 10,000 colleagues worldwide to support you in managing technology risk and protecting critical information and infrastructure.
Enhance your professional stature, expand your peer network and achieve your personal career goals. Your local chapter and ISSA International will provide you with a wealth of resources to keep you current with industry trends and developments in our ever-evolving field. Now that the club is up and running, it is no longer affiliated with CyberWyoming and is functioning on its own. It meets the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 1:30 via a virtual Zoom session. Wyoming Chapter dues also apply. To contact the current ISSA Wyoming Chapter President, email wyomingissa@gmail.com.
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Wyoming Apprenticeships offer paid training in diverse industries, providing valuable skills and higher earning potential, while supporting diversity and inclusion.
Apprenticeship Grants for Wyoming-based sponsors and technical instruction providers to cover costs associated with Registered Apprenticeship Programs and related training.
Information and support for Wyoming businesses interested in providing structured internship opportunities, outlining eligibility criteria, grant parameters, and required forms.
Information and resources for Wyoming businesses seeking Business Training Grants, outlining eligibility criteria, funding limits, required forms, and the online application process.
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