Cyber Training for the Military Community
Through CodeX, we aim to bridge the gap between military service and civilian careers, ensuring that Service Members and Veterans thrive as cybersecurity and IT professionals while contributing to the innovation and broader safety and security of our digital world.
Mission
Providing Veterans with Accessible and Relevant Cybersecurity Training
What is CodeX?
CodeX, by InnoVets, is a comprehensive program offering cybersecurity and IT education, training, mentorship, and job placement assistance for Active Duty Service Members, Military Veterans, and Gold Star Family members. In partnership with Plymouth State University, InnoVets provides the framework for motivated Veterans to build successful careers on their terms.
CodeX provides a 15-week cybersecurity certificate program to instill participants with the knowledge, skills, and abilities to begin a career in IT and cybersecurity. These free courses and training will be offered in a hybrid format, with both online and in-person requirements at Plymouth State University.
Accommodations
All program participants will be offered dorm-style housing on Plymouth State University's campus, located in idyllic Plymouth, New Hampshire, to ensure convenient access.
Program Benefits
CodeX stands out as one of the few in-person cybersecurity programs available, designed specifically by Veterans, for Veterans. The program is uniquely tailored to leverage military experience, ensuring a smooth transition into a civilian cybersecurity career.
Participants will be prepared to take industry-recognized certification exams, including Security+ (Sec+) and CCNP, providing a strong foundation for building a cybersecurity-focused resume. Additionally, the courses completed through CodeX can be applied as college credits toward a Bachelor's degree at Plymouth State University, offering a seamless pathway for those looking to further their education in cybersecurity.
Throughout the program, CodeX students gain access to mentors from the extensive networks of InnoVets, and Plymouth State. These connections can provide access to networking with leading industry professionals and establishing meaningful relationships.
SkillBridge
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Program Curriculum
Computing Fundamentals
120 Hours
Introduces the basics of IT and computing, including hardware, software, operating systems, data management, and virtual machine usage
Networking Fundamentals
120 Hours
Covers the essentials of networking, including IT terminology, network topography, OSI models, secure administration, and cloud services
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
120 Hours
Teaches the principles of cybersecurity, focusing on threats , vulnerabilities, defenses, risk management, and ethical considerations
Programming Fundamentals
150 Hours
Provides foundational programming skills using Python, focusing on software development, automation, and security
Advanced Information & Certification Training
3 Weeks +
Explores emerging technologies, critical cybersecurity challenges, and prepares students for professional certifications
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Who is eligible to participate in CodeX?
CodeX is currently offered to the military community, including Veterans, Guard and Reserve Members, and military-connected individuals.
What will I graduate with?
All participants that complete the full bootcamp will be prepared to study for and take the Sec+ and CCNP industry-recognized certifications as well as earn credits towards Plymouth State University's Bachelor degree in Cybersecurity.
When does the program run?
The first Bootcamp session will begin in late May 2025 and will run throughout the summer. Register now to participate in the first cohort.
Why should I participate in CodeX?
In today's digital age, learning cybersecurity is more essential than ever. With cyber threats evolving rapidly, understanding how to protect personal and organizational data is critical to safeguarding privacy, finances, and reputation.
Additionally, the demand for cybersecurity professionals is growing every day, making cyber one of the best industries to get into. With competitive salaries and a growing skills gap in the field, pursuing cybersecurity offers not only job security but also the chance to make a meaningful impact.
Where will I live while going through the program?
Participants who opt for room and board will have access to on-campus dorm rooms and dining hall for the duration of the program.
What does the day to day look like?
CodeX is a rigorous training program, with program participants spending up to 40 hours per week in the classroom and/or studying.
There will be a one-week break mid-summer for the Fourth of July.