21 DAY CYBER delivers 18 hours of hands-on SOC Incident Response training, giving you practical experience investigating security threats and responding to real-world cyber incidents. We also offer foundational courses in Splunk, Wireshark, Linux, and PowerShell, along with Cybersecurity Interview Prep, to help you develop a strong technical foundation, gain practical cybersecurity skills, and prepare for the job application and interview process.

21 DAY CYBER can help you prepare for ANY JOB that involves the investigation and triage of Cybersecurity alerts coming into a SIEM or SOAR environment, including the following job roles:

• Jr. SOC Analyst
• SOC Analyst (Tier-1)
• SOC Analyst (Tier-2)
• Jr. Cybersecurity Analyst
• Cybersecurity Analyst
• Cloud Security Analyst
• Information Security Analyst
• Network Security Analyst
• Network Defense Analyst
• IT Security Analyst
• Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst
• Cybersecurity Consultant
• Cybersecurity Engineer ***
• Security Engineer/Analyst Hybrid Role (Dual Responsibilities) ***

The jobs listed above may have different titles, but they all share similar job responsibilities.

*** Engineers typically work on backend software systems that support the SOC, but it's essential to understand the Analyst Job Role and how they collaborate as a team to effectively defend a corporate network from Cyber threats. Some hybrid job roles will have you do Analyst and Engineering scopes of work simultaneously. The most skilled engineers and hybrids GET PAID VERY WELL (More than $200,000 Per Year is possible for senior engineers) due to their versatile skill sets.

21 DAY CYBER can teach you hands-on IT skills that can help you qualify for these entry-level IT job roles:

• Help Desk Analyst
• Service Desk Analyst
• IT Support Analyst
• IT Systems Analyst
• Network Technician
• Computer Technician
• Junior Network Administrator (aka Junior Sysadmin)
• Junior Network Engineer
• Network Engineer (Additional training, such as Cisco CCNA, may be required)
• ...And any other entry-level IT role with similar job responsibilities.

The majority of entry-level IT jobs just want you to have enough foundational understanding of IT and networking concepts that will allow their team to train you up on their systems. 21 Day Cyber can give you the foundational hands-on training that they are looking for in new job candidates.

For example, a Junior Network Engineer position may interview someone with the Network+ certification, but they will consider someone who already possesses Wireshark PCAP analysis skills as a much stronger entry-level job candidate. It's the combination of certifications and skills that sets you apart from the competition, and the 21 DAY CYBER course will certainly teach you the skills that The Hiring Managers are looking for.

Learning Wireshark PCAP analysis BEFORE getting hired is one of the main reasons why Rob Cyber secured a Cybersecurity job paying $80,000 Per Year in less than one year!

No, you can't learn EVERY SINGLE THING about Cybersecurity in just 21 Days. Learning the basics of networking and security takes 1-3 months and is typically accomplished by studying for the CompTIA Network+ and Security+ certifications. As mentioned earlier, the 21 DAY CYBER course is hands-on and skips over the basics.

...And ABSOLUTELY YES, you can learn the fundamentals of hands-on Cybersecurity investigations in 21 Days. When you land your first real job, they usually provide on-the-job training (OJT), pairing you with a Senior Cyber Analyst on the team. After 2-3 weeks of training (approximately 21 Days), they expect you to investigate Tier-1 Cybersecurity Alerts without embarrassing the company. If you can officially start working on shift after 2-3 weeks of OJT, then Rob Cyber can certainly teach you the fundamentals of Cybersecurity investigations in the same amount of time.

Consider Mohamed's testimonial. He had several CompTIA certifications but lacked real Cyber experience and had ABSOLUTELY NO LUCK with Cyber recruiters. He took the 21 DAY CYBER Splunk Incident Response Training and landed a Cyber job that DOUBLED HIS SALARY just 37 Days later! This is proof that if you already have a few CompTIA certifications you can learn hands-on Cybersecurity in 21 Days and possibly receive job offers from the training!

Click on the link below to see the Testimonial!

Robcyber.com/testimonial-mohamed

There are Over 400 Video lessons and more than 40 hours of training inside the 21 DAY CYBER course.

The core SOC Incident Response course provides 18 hours of practical, hands-on training. Additional foundational courses, including Splunk, Linux, Wireshark, and PowerShell, offer an average of 3–6 hours of training each, helping students build the technical skills needed to prepare for a cybersecurity career.

When you train with Rob Cyber, it will feel like you’re sitting right next to him inside the Security Operations Center (SOC). You know how when you go to the arcade, and they have the Nascar racing game where you get to drive and race against other players? It’s not the real thing, but it looks and feels real.

In a similar way, the 21 DAY CYBER course simulates a real world Cybersecurity job. It will feel like you’re actually working a real shift as a Cybersecurity Analyst, conducting different cyber investigations alongside Rob Cyber. This can give you an ADVANTAGE during the interview process because you’ll be able to give detailed answers, explain your hands-on skills, and and prove to The Hiring Manager that you understand real cybersecurity concepts.

Yes, you will be downloading VirtualBox to your computer and installing multiple virtual machines to complete the course curriculum. Rob has instructional videos that will guide you through the process of downloading and installing the course material for the 21 DAY CYBER course. It's very easy to follow the steps.

You will need a basic laptop/desktop with at least 16GB of RAM, which is the new standard for technology-related activities on a computer.

Most of the course will still work on M-Series MacBooks, including Wireshark and Linux training with a compatible setup. However, the Splunk virtual machines are not compatible with Apple M-Series silicon chips such as M1, M2, M3, or M4.

The Splunk virtual machines are designed for compatible Windows systems and older Intel-based Mac computers.

Students with M-Series MacBooks are still encouraged to enroll because they can still complete the Wireshark and Linux training, watch the Splunk for Cybersecurity training, watch all SOC Incident Response videos, participate in SOC IR dashboard investigations, and access the interview prep and Job Interview Presentation training.

M-Series MacBook students who still want to use the Splunk virtual machines may consider purchasing an affordable Windows PC laptop with at least 16GB of RAM, which can often be found for around $300–$500 on Amazon or through other retailers.

Yes. While we don’t have dedicated career counselors, the 21 DAY CYBER course provides everything you need to prepare for your career. You’ll learn how to write professional IT and Cybersecurity resumes, market yourself effectively on LinkedIn, and network with IT and Cyber job recruiters the right way.

Rob Cyber also provides resume templates for Help Desk, Network Operations, and Cybersecurity job roles, along with Recruiter DM Scripts you can use to confidently reach out to recruiters on LinkedIn and start real conversations that lead to job interviews.

The RCASOC certification is awarded to 21 DAY CYBER students who successfully complete the Cybersecurity Video Resume Capstone Project. In this project, you will record six videos demonstrating your skills in Wireshark, Linux, Splunk, and SOC Incident Response. After completing the project, you will submit the link to your videos for review, and if your video resume meets the required standards, you will receive the RCASOC certification. Participation in the RCASOC certification attempt is optional and not mandatory for 21 DAY CYBER students.

Most students should plan for 3–6 months to complete the full training program. This includes hands-on SOC Incident Response training, foundational courses in Splunk, Linux, Wireshark, and PowerShell, resume development, interview preparation, and creating a Video Resume Portfolio to showcase their technical skills to recruiters and hiring managers.

Important: Completing the training at RobCyber.com alone does not guarantee employment or necessarily qualify you for a cybersecurity position. Most employers also look for industry-recognized certifications from organizations such as CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft, Splunk, and other security vendors, along with relevant IT experience. We encourage students to review actual job listings to identify the certifications, skills, and experience employers require for their target positions.

95% of Cybersecurity professionals first gain entry-level IT experience before being considered for Cybersecurity positions. The good news is that many IT and Cyber jobs utilize the same software.

IT Job responsibilities also involve the use of:

• Splunk
• Wireshark
• Linux
• Service Now
• Microsoft Teams

The 21 DAY CYBER course will teach you foundational skills that can help you secure an entry-level IT job. You can then leverage the additional Cyber training to transition into a Cybersecurity role much faster than the average person.

It is considered a PLUS to be enrolled in a cybersecurity degree program. You don’t have to be finished, just being enrolled can improve your job prospects and show employers that you’re serious about building a career in cybersecurity.

However, a degree is not mandatory. Thousands of IT and cybersecurity professionals get IT jobs first and work their way up into cybersecurity through certifications, hands-on experience, and real-world technical skills.

If you choose not to pursue a degree, the typical path is to start in an entry-level IT role and then transition into cybersecurity after gaining experience. Ultimately, pursuing a college degree and the financial investment that comes with it is a personal decision each student must make.

If students are interested in pursuing a Cybersecurity degree, Rob Cyber recommends Western Governors University (WGU) because the program includes several industry certifications and can often be completed in about three years. Having a Cybersecurity degree can also become valuable later in your career as you compete for management or senior leadership roles.

No. Rob Cyber is an independent training provider and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or officially partnered with CompTIA, Microsoft, Splunk, CrowdStrike, or any other third-party company, certification provider, software vendor, or security organization mentioned on this website or inside the 21 DAY CYBER course.

The 21 DAY CYBER course may reference certain third-party tools, platforms, certifications, companies, trademarks, or logos, including but not limited to CompTIA, Microsoft, Splunk, CrowdStrike, and other cybersecurity vendors, for educational, instructional, comparative, or informational purposes only. These references are intended to help students understand real-world cybersecurity tools, technologies, and career pathways.

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