The 21 DAY CYBER course is priced at $995, with a convenient 6-month flex payment option at $95 per month. Rob's goal is to ensure that the 21 DAY CYBER course is as financially friendly as possible for students.

We accept Credit/Debit Cards, PayPal, and Google Pay. We also offer Buy Now, Pay Later options with Klarna and Afterpay. International students are encouraged to use PayPal for their convenience.

All students are Fully Protected by our 7-Day NO RISK TO YOU AT ALL Money-Back Guarantee!

There are 2 ways to enroll:

1. Scroll down and click ENROLL NOW to get INSTANT ACCESS to the 21 DAY CYBER course.

2. Scroll down and Join The FREE 100K CYBER JOB WEBINAR, and enroll in the 21 DAY CYBER course after you finish watching the webinar.

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

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.

The 21 DAY CYBER course does not have a “success rate” because it is an educational training program, and individual results will vary based on the actions taken by each student beyond the course.

Getting a cybersecurity job follows a career roadmap that requires multiple steps over time:

1. Get Education (21 DAY CYBER)

2. Earn IT Certifications

3. Get an Entry-Level IT Job

4. Earn Cybersecurity Certifications

5. Qualify for a Cybersecurity Job

The 21 DAY CYBER course supports the education phase of this roadmap by teaching practical cybersecurity investigation skills that can help you understand how real security operations work. Your individual success rate is not based on the 21 DAY CYBER course, but on your ability to earn certifications and gain IT experience in order to complete the steps of the Cyber Career Roadmap.

Consider Shannon’s testimonial as an example of how this roadmap can work:

IT Certifications → Remote IT Job → Cybersecurity Certifications → Cybersecurity Job

In Shannon’s case, Rob Cyber and the 21 DAY CYBER course helped start the journey, but Shannon completed the additional steps of the Cyber Career Roadmap, and that is what ultimately determined her success.

Shannon’s testimonial: Robcyber.com/testimonial-shannon

You can read the full job placement disclaimer at: Robcyber.com/disclaimer

IT professionals who aspire to become Cybersecurity Analysts often face a lot of frustration. Many of them feel stuck on the Help Desk with no way out. Occasionally, they secure interviews for Cybersecurity positions, only to stumble and NEVER get chosen because they lack real training and hands-on experience.

These jobs schedule interviews, offer friendly smiles, and create an illusion that you have a real chance, only to send a rejection email later, claiming they chose someone else due to your lack of Cybersecurity experience. Well guess what, you saw on my resume that I didn’t have any Cybersecurity experience, so why did you even interview me? The frustration is real.

So the question then becomes, how are you going to gain experience when nobody is willing to hire you and provide you with the opportunity to gain that experience? 

The 21 DAY CYBER course is a fully hands-on training program that provides a detailed action plan to go from ZERO to a qualified Cybersecurity SOC Analyst. This plan includes realistic steps to learn hands-on Cyber investigation skills, obtain multiple certifications to prove your hard work ethic, create a video resume to showcase your Cyber skills to employers, and interview preparation that can help you seal the deal during the interview process. 

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.

The 21 DAY CYBER course DOES NOT cover the basics of networking and security. It skips the fundamentals and dives straight into hands-on Cybersecurity investigations.

If you want to learn the basics of networking and security, you can achieve this by studying for the CompTIA Network+ and Security+ certifications. The best resources for training materials are Professor Messer's videos on YouTube (FREE) and Jason Dion's courses on Udemy (PAID). 

The Google Cybersecurity Certificate on Coursera is also an excellent option for learning the basics of Cybersecurity.

Check out the Blueprint page to get the links to the courses.

Offensive Security = Red Team (Penetration Testing)

Defensive Security = Blue Team (Cybersecurity Analyst)

21 DAY CYBER is a 100% BLUE TEAM course. Rob Cyber will show you how hackers use Nmap in Linux to conduct a perimeter network scan on a corporate network, but you will not receive any detailed Penetration Testing training from this course.

One very important thing to understand is that Penetration Testing is NOT an entry-level Cybersecurity role. 90% of Penetration Testers have to FIRST gain Cybersecurity experience as an Analyst or in a similar role, and then transition into Penetration Testing MULTIPLE years down the line.

The entire 21 DAY CYBER course is released over a three-week period, but you can move at your own pace, and it’s perfectly fine if you take longer than 21 days to finish. Most students find that it takes an extra three to four weeks of hands-on lab practice before they can confidently discuss all the Cyber Defense concepts during the interview process. It usually takes about one more week to plan and create a strong video resume that you can share with recruiters and hiring managers.

The actual 21 DAY CYBER course refers specifically to the SOC Incident Response training. Keep in mind that the other courses, such as Linux, PowerShell, and Splunk, each require additional weeks to complete depending on your schedule and study pace.

So even though the course is called 21 DAY CYBER, most students take about 45 to 60 days to complete the labs, create their video resume, and be fully prepared for interviews.

All students Get Lifetime Access to the course as long as Rob Cyber Academy remains open. If the academy ever closes, all students will be given a 90-day window to complete any unfinished training.

We DO NOT allow students to skip around the course. The course is already taught at an accelerated pace, so Rob Cyber wants to provide you with the appropriate amount of time to practice and implement the training in your home lab environment to truly acquire the skills required for a Cybersecurity job.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

The Wireshark, Linux, PowerShell, and Splunk courses are released during the first 9 days of the program. These lessons are designed to give you enough hands-on instruction to decide whether the 21 DAY CYBER course is the right fit for you. The flagship SOC Incident Response Training begins on Day 10 of the curriculum.

Our refund policy includes a 7-Day Money-Back Guarantee. If you request a refund on or before Day 7, you will not receive access to the additional training content released after that point.

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.

There are Over 300 Videos and more than 30 hours of training inside the 21 DAY CYBER course.

The 21 DAY CYBER course includes real hands-on tools like Wireshark, Splunk virtual machines, and Linux. The SOC Incident Response course also uses simulated security dashboards that mimic real vendor tools like CrowdStrike and Microsoft Defender.

This helps you build foundational SOC Analyst skills you can show through your video resume and job interview presentations. Once hiring managers see that you understand the investigation process, they may feel more confident training you on their company’s actual systems, including tools like CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, and other security platforms.

So no, you will not be using the actual CrowdStrike or Microsoft Defender software inside the course. However, the simulated security software can give you the practice you need to shine bright during the interview process.

The video resume is Your Secret Weapon to stand out from the competition and win interview opportunities. Many entry-level candidates can pass multiple-choice certification exams, but they lack the real, hands-on skills needed to perform the job. Because of that, hiring managers often Hesitate to take a chance on interviewing them, which leads to the frustration of continually getting Ghosted and Rejected before even making it to the interview stage.

Rob Cyber will teach you how to record your screen while performing real Cybersecurity investigations and turn that footage into a professional video resume that proves your skills and readiness to work. Your video resume helps Eliminate Any Doubt about your ability to perform the job and gives hiring managers The Confidence to offer you an interview opportunity.

Rob Cyber provides video resume prep for Help Desk, Network Operations, and Cybersecurity job roles.

The 21 DAY CYBER includes interview prep, but if you want Cybersecurity Interview Prep ONLY...you can take Rob Cyber's interview prep course it at the link below:

robcyber.com/interviewprep

Most people fail Cybersecurity job interviews not because they don’t know anything, but because they weren’t properly prepared for the types of technical and scenario-based questions hiring managers actually ask. Without the right preparation, it’s easy to freeze up or give surface-level answers that don’t show real understanding.

The 21 DAY CYBER course fixes that problem. We include over 150 interview prep questions and answers covering Linux, Wireshark, Splunk, and SOC Incident Response — the exact topics the hiring manager will grill you on during a real interview.

Rob Cyber also does a Live Interview Prep session, where the question appears on the screen and Rob walks you through the correct answer step-by-step, showing you how to think and respond like a Cybersecurity professional.

By the time you finish, you’ll be able to answer the questions confidently with real-world knowledge, explain your reasoning like a real SOC Analyst, and impress Hiring Managers who are ready to make job offers.

Most entry-level job candidates walk into interviews with nothing to show, and that’s exactly why hiring managers doubt their ability to actually do the job. They talk about certifications but can’t demonstrate real understanding of IT or Cybersecurity operations — and that’s where the rejection emails start coming in.

Rob Cyber provides Job Interview Presentations in PowerPoint for Help Desk, Network Operations, and Cybersecurity job roles. These presentations walk The Hiring Manager through real IT and Cybersecurity operations, helping you clearly explain what you know and Eliminate Any Doubts about your ability to perform the job.

It will be very hard for a Cybersecurity hiring manager to deny you if you confidently deliver a presentation that walks them through several alerts — including Intrusion Detection, Endpoint Protection, Phishing Email Analysis, and Cyber Incident Response.

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.

Rob would like to first say that some of the bootcamps charging around fifteen thousand dollars do offer legitimate Cyber training, but the price is just too damn high for most people, especially with no guaranteed job placement.

Rob Cyber decided to create a Cyber Academy where everyone has a real chance to make it. Imagine someone working a low-paying job who sees Rob Cyber’s comeback story and gets all inspired and motivated to become a Cybersecurity Analyst, only to find out they can’t afford the training because it costs more than ten thousand dollars.

Rob Cyber also understands that CompTIA certifications cost money. The $995 price tag, along with the flexible 6-month payment plan, helps free up extra funds for students to invest in the important IT and Cyber certifications that can help get them noticed by recruiters.

Important: Due to rising business and advertising costs, the price of the course will increase over time, so take advantage of the current deal while you still can.

Around 95% of Cybersecurity professionals start by gaining at least one year of IT experience before moving into a Cybersecurity job. The goal for 21 DAY CYBER students is to secure an IT position during the first year, then pivot into Cybersecurity by stacking certifications and using the video resume to showcase your skills to hiring managers. This strategy can help you move into Cybersecurity much faster than the average person.

If you already have IT experience, you can be ready for Cybersecurity interviews in 3 to 6 months by earning certifications like CompTIA CySA+ and Splunk Core Certified User, and completing the SOC Incident Response and Interview Prep inside the 21 DAY CYBER course.

If you’re starting completely fresh from a non-technical background such as Home Depot or truck driving, focus on earning 3 to 5 IT certifications to set yourself apart. With steady progress, you can realistically land IT job interviews within 6 to 9 months and move into Cybersecurity after gaining one year of hands-on IT experience.

The 21 DAY CYBER course will also help you qualify for IT job roles because it covers Wireshark, Linux, PowerShell, ticket creation, user support, and other responsibilities relevant to Help Desk and Network Operations positions.

The timeframes mentioned above are general estimates and not guarantees. The 21 DAY CYBER course does not guarantee job placement. Please visit the link below to view the Job Placement and Student Earnings Disclaimers.

Robcyber.com/disclaimer

Realistic expectations for Entry-Level Cyber Jobs in the USA range between $70,000 and $80,000 Per Year. It's very possible to jump from 70k to 85k after 1 year, and then from 85k to 100k after another year. Also, your first Cybersecurity job is not likely to give you a $20,000 pay raise, you will have to change jobs and jump around in your first 2-3 years to receive significant salary increases.

If you are an established IT worker, it's very likely they will offer you a salary similar to what you're currently making if it's higher than an entry-level salary. For example, if you are an experienced Network Engineer making $90,000 Per Year, they will most likely offer you a comparable salary with a slight pay raise instead of expecting you to accept a 70k offer.

Please visit the link below to see the 21 DAY CYBER Student Earnings Disclaimer.

Robcyber.com/disclaimer

There are no prerequisites for taking the 21 DAY CYBER course. You can enroll in the 21 DAY CYBER course while simultaneously studying for the CompTIA Security+ certification. It will be an exciting experience because you'll be learning the basics of security while also gaining practical hands-on experience with Cybersecurity investigations.

Sometimes, reading books and watching videos can become a bit boring. Training with Rob Cyber will keep you pumped up and motivated as you progress on your path to becoming a Cybersecurity Analyst.

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.

Absolutely! What you need to understand is that there are literally more than 100,000 people competing for these entry-level tech jobs. Typically, individuals obtain ONE CompTIA certification and then beg companies for a chance to prove themselves during the interview process. 

All of these entry-level applicants possess the same skill level with no real experience, so Hiring Managers often select the candidate that they like the most. This is why you might feel deserving of an opportunity, but for some strange reason you NEVER get chosen.

The 21 DAY CYBER course will teach you skills that demonstrate your genuine passion for succeeding in the industry. Hiring Managers will appreciate that you already have practical, hands-on experience in areas such as ServiceNow ticketing, Wireshark PCAP analysis, the Linux command line, and Splunk log analysis.

The training you receive from 21 DAY CYBER can help you stand out during the IT interview process and increase your chances of receiving a job offer. Once you're in the building, you can leverage the additional Cyber skills you've learned to pivot into Cybersecurity much faster than the average person.

Rob Cyber worked on cell phone towers for eight years before transitioning directly into a Tier-2 Cybersecurity SOC Analyst role. He made this leap by gaining hands-on skills, earning nine certifications, and creating a video resume (The Secret Weapon) to showcase his abilities to recruiters and hiring managers. Although he wasn’t in a traditional IT position, his cellular networking work still counted as IT experience because he regularly worked with routers, fiber, digital units, and other components of network engineering.

Most people will need to gain IT experience before stepping into a Cybersecurity role. While a few may skip this step, building a solid IT foundation first is the fastest and most reliable path to getting a Cybersecurity job offer. If you are NOT willing to start with an IT job first, your chances of becoming a Cybersecurity Analyst are relatively low.

Obtaining a college degree in Cybersecurity can increase your chances of directly entering an entry-level Cyber job role without first gaining IT experience.

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.

You don't need coding skills to become a Tier-1 Cybersecurity Analyst. As you progress to Tier-2, a full understanding of interpreting malicious JavaScript payloads and malicious PowerShell scripts will become a requirement.

The 21 DAY CYBER SOC Incident Response Training DOES COVER the basics of malicious malware exploit scripts and how to interpret and defend against them in a SOC environment.

Learning Python scripting is valuable if you intend to pursue Penetration Testing or become a Cybersecurity Engineer working on backend systems supporting the SOC. Rob Cyber isn't suggesting that coding isn't necessary for Cybersecurity; instead, he's emphasizing that coding skills are less critical for entry-level Cyber roles.

While it's perfectly fine to take a beginner Python coding class to prepare for a career in Cybersecurity, you typically won't encounter in-depth coding questions during a Tier-1 Cybersecurity Analyst interview.

Cybersecurity is a 'PROVE IT' job industry. This means that a Hiring Manager would prefer to hire a 35-year-old with the actual skills to protect the company's network rather than hiring a 23-year-old who lacks the necessary skills for the job. In 90% of cases, the person who performs the best during the technical interview process is the one who gets the job offer.

Rob Cyber didn't secure his first Cybersecurity job until he was 31 years old. It's widely recognized that many individuals aged 30 and older are looking to change their careers and transition into fields with better pay. As long as you have the qualifications for an entry-level Cyber job role and perform well during the technical interview process, The Hiring Manager won't be concerned about your age.

Having a felony on your record can make it more difficult to get hired in cybersecurity, especially with major corporations, government contractors, financial institutions, and companies that require strict background checks. These types of employers may not be felony-friendly because cybersecurity roles often involve access to sensitive systems, customer data, internal networks, and confidential information.

However, this does not automatically mean your cybersecurity career is over. You should strongly consider speaking with a qualified legal professional about whether you can fight to get your record expunged, sealed, reduced, or corrected if you are eligible. You should also be upfront with recruiters and hiring managers at the right time in the hiring process, because hiding it can hurt your credibility if it appears on a background check later.

To help your case, you may want to gather strong letters of recommendation, proof of rehabilitation, proof of education, certifications, work history, volunteer work, and anything else that shows you are trustworthy, responsible, and serious about your career. The goal is to get out in front of the issue, explain your growth, and give the employer a reason to believe in you.

This is not legal advice. If you have a felony record, you should speak with a qualified attorney or expungement professional in your state to understand your options.

While there are remote entry-level Cybersecurity positions, it's important to recognize that the majority of entry-level job opportunities will be in an office or involve a hybrid arrangement where you come into the office 2-3 days per week. As you gain a few years of experience and expand your skillset, you'll become more valuable and be in a better position to negotiate remote work arrangements.

Government jobs will NOT allow you to work internationally under any circumstances, unless you are specifically on an international assignment that they hired you for. Getting a Cyber job in Washington DC and then going to Brazil to work is NOT GOING TO HAPPEN.

If you want to work remotely internationally, you have to find a company that has an international footprint with multiple offices in multiple countries. These are the companies that are more likely to allow you to travel and live the digital nomad lifestyle like Rob Cyber. For example, this could be a software company, or an internet-based company like Airbnb. Job industries with heavy regulations, such as Finance and Healthcare, are not likely to allow you to travel.

You should be willing to put in several years of work before attempting to travel and work out of the country. Getting an entry-level Cyber job and then immediately going to the Dominican Republic after orientation is not realistic. But congratulations if you get lucky Baby!

Job Placement/Results Disclaimer

Rob Cyber's 21 DAY CYBER course provides Cybersecurity training designed to help students develop practical skills for pursuing roles in IT and cybersecurity. This program is not a guaranteed job placement service, and enrollment should not be viewed as a direct route to employment.

We make no promises or guarantees regarding job offers, salaries, interviews, or hiring outcomes. Career success is influenced by a variety of factors including your effort, consistency, prior experience, location, market conditions, and employer requirements - all of which are outside of our control.

Any examples of student success shown on our website or social media represent individual experiences and are not typical or guaranteed outcomes. Additionally, some students do not complete the program, do not apply the training, or may face challenges securing employment even after completing the program. Results vary from student to student, and each student is responsible for their own career outcomes, results, and level of success.

Translation: The 21 DAY CYBER course by itself will not get you a job. You will need additional qualifications beyond the course, including industry certifications and IT experience, to become qualified for cybersecurity job roles. Many students who enroll in the 21 DAY CYBER course do not receive cybersecurity job offers because they do not obtain all of the required qualifications. In some cases, even students who become qualified may still face a challenging job market. Since Rob Cyber cannot control the effort level of each student or job market conditions, your success ultimately depends on your commitment and completion of the required steps, and every student must accept this risk and responsibility when pursuing a career in cybersecurity.

If you check the Testimonials page, you’ll see that each student put in additional hard work in the form of earning certifications and gaining IT experience alongside the 21 DAY CYBER training.

You can read the full disclaimer at: Robcyber.com/disclaimer

We value your satisfaction and want to ensure that our program meets your expectations. To offer you peace of mind, we provide a 7-Day Money Back Guarantee.

Please read the following refund policy for more details: Robcyber.com/refund-policy

IMPORTANT NOTE:

The Wireshark, Linux, PowerShell, and Splunk courses are released during the first 9 days of the program. These lessons are designed to give you enough hands-on instruction to decide whether the 21 DAY CYBER course is the right fit for you. The flagship SOC Incident Response Training begins on Day 10 of the curriculum. If you request a refund on or before Day 7, you will not receive access to the additional training content released after that point.

Not at the moment. We may launch an affiliate program in the future, so be sure to check back later for updates.

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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