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New Grant Funding from the Maryland Department of Labor to Accelerate Cyber Security Talent Development in Region Baltimore, Maryland, September 23, 2019 – Transmosis, a nationally recognized leader in cyber security workforce development, today announced they are seeking 40 applicants to offer full scholarships each worth $10,000 for cyber security training and industry certification.  Funding is being provided through EARN Maryland (https://www.dllr.state.md.us/earn), a competitive workforce development grant program that helps businesses cultivate the skilled workforce needed to compete while preparing Marylanders for meaningful careers.  Led by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA – https://www.comptia.org), and Transmosis, the Maryland Cyber...

To Award 300 Scholarships worth approximately $1.5 Million Phoenix,  Arizona, March 21, 2019 – Transmosis, a nationally recognized leader in STEM and Cyber Security workforce development, today announced that 300 applicants nationwide will receive scholarships to subsidize training toward valuable CompTIA A+, Network + and Security + Cyber Security certifications. Each scholarship recipient will receive assistance valued between $3,315 and $5,525, covering 50% to 85% of the total tuition expense. Transmosis, in cooperation with Skillsoft, has created a unique online, live and on-demand training system designed for a wide variety of students, from recent high school graduates to business...

Maryland Cyber Skills Alliance to bring advanced cybersecurity talent development model to region ————————- Transmosis, a nationally recognized leader in cybersecurity workforce development, today announced it has been named a recipient of EARN Maryland funding from the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation. EARN Maryland is a highly successful competitive workforce development grant program that helps businesses cultivate the skilled workforce they need to compete while preparing Marylanders for meaningful careers. Through EARN Maryland, the Maryland Cyber Skills Alliance (“MCSA”) will provide qualified Maryland residents with full scholarships that fast track them into high paying cybersecurity careers.  The...

WE’RE GOING NATIONAL CompTIA® Security+ & CompTIA® CySA+ Certifications THE SUCCESS OF OUR PROGRAMS IN CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA, LEADING TO JOB PLACEMENTS AT SOME OF THE NATION’S TOP EMPLOYERS, HAS LED US TO EXPAND OUR VIRTUAL PROGRAM. OUR NEXT QUALIFIED GROUP OF APPLICANTS WILL TRAIN REMOTELY, RECEIVE INDUSTRY LEADING CERTIFICATIONS, AND BE QUALIFIED FOR CYBERSECURITY JOBS IN MOST ANY MAJOR METROPOLITAN REGION UPON ABILITY TO RELOCATE. ALL INTERESTED APPLICANTS SHOULD FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW FOR APPLYING TO OUR SUBSIDIZED PROGRAM:...

We are pleased to announce Nevada CyberSecurity Graduates Transmosis helps underserved populations transform their lives by enabling the highly ambitious to access State and Federal training dollars.  In doing so we run the Nation’s first Cybersecurity Training Programs for the State of California and grants from the Nevada Governor’s Office of Science and Information Technology (OSIT). Our first group of candidates have been screened, trained, and are hitting the market, many with deep IT experience and industry leading certifications.          Sampling of positions they are qualified for SOC Analyst Cybersecurity Specialist/Analyst SIEM Analysts and Engineer Cyber Threat Analyst Cyber Threat Hunter Cyber Defense...

    Transmosis is a workforce trainer focused on developing a pipeline of skilled labor by helping job seekers address skill gaps. (TNS) — When someone looks to change career paths and get into a new industry, it can be tough. Nevada has tapped a company to help make that transition easier for those seeking work in the technology sector. Transmosis is a workforce trainer focused on developing a pipeline of skilled labor by helping job seekers address skill gaps. After years of Silicon Valley experience, Chase Norlin, CEO of Transmosis, noticed that most could break into the tech...