The SkillBridge Locator maps Department of War (DoW) SkillBridge internships and employer-managed listings across the United States, so transitioning servicemembers can find programs near their current base, near where they're PCSing, or fully remote.
As of August 25, 2026, CareerPCS's published base guides cover 4,063 distinct SkillBridge programs from 2,364 organizations within 50 miles of 237 installations across 50 states. The directory also includes 2,074 remote and nationwide programs.
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During this course of study, key security issues and procedures in computer and mobile communication networks will be examined. Among issues to be discussed are: the security of LANs, WANs, databases, and network operating systems; threats to computer networks through exploitation of network infrastructure design weaknesses; security flaws in the network infrastructure protocols; security of content in computer network services; risk assessment and security policies; and security in mobile communication networks. Other topics include: network intrusion detection and forensics technologies, cryptographic and authentication systems, capability and access control mechanisms, and internet routing and transport protocols.
Job description:
The CompTIA Network + and Security + Program is an 8-week, 180-hour, training program that prepares students for the Network + and Security + certification examinations. During this course of study, key security issues and procedures in computer and mobile communication networks will be examined. Among issues to be discussed are: the security of LANs, WANs, databases, and network operating systems; threats to computer networks through exploitation of network infrastructure design weaknesses; security flaws in the network infrastructure protocols; security of content in computer network services; risk assessment and security policies; and security in mobile communication networks. Other topics include: network intrusion detection and forensics technologies, cryptographic and authentication systems, capability and access control mechanisms, and internet routing and transport protocols. Students will learn in both classroom and lab environments from CompTIA certified instructors with decades of experience in the IT industry. CompTIA is the world’s most trusted certifying body of IT professionals. Once the student has passed the Network + and Security + exams they will hold globally recognized certifications in an expansive and critical sector of the world’s economy.
The CompTIA Network + and Security + Program is an 8-week, 180-hour, training program that prepares students for the Network + and Security + certification examinations. During this course of study, key security issues and procedures in computer and mobile communication networks will be examined. Among issues to be discussed are: the security of LANs, WANs, databases, and network operating systems; threats to computer networks through exploitation of network infrastructure design weaknesses; security flaws in the network infrastructure protocols; security of content in computer network services; risk assessment and security policies; and security in mobile communication networks. Other topics include: network intrusion detection and forensics technologies, cryptographic and authentication systems, capability and access control mechanisms, and internet routing and transport protocols. Students will learn in both classroom and lab environments from CompTIA certified instructors with decades of experience in the IT industry. CompTIA is the world’s most trusted certifying body of IT professionals. Once the student has passed the Network + and Security + exams they will hold globally recognized certifications in an expansive and critical sector of the world’s economy.
Eligibility factors:
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complete a CompTIA A+ course or hold a current CompTIA A+ certification.
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