Under the U.S. Defense Department’s (USDOD) United Services Military Apprenticeship Program umbrella, the U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) has established several cybersecurity trades to support the goals of the National Cyber Security Registered Apprenticeship Program - and is in the process of developing more Apprenticeships.  In January (2022), the USDOD and USDOL partnered to establish the first Federal Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Program.  Since the program's inception, the DOD identified and developed standards for 15 critical cybersecurity occupations to address military needs and potentially serve as a model for other Federal Agencies.  The Cybersecurity Apprenticeships include: Network Operations Specialist; Cyber IT Knowledge Manager; Cyber Defense Incident Responder; Technical Security Specialist; Customer Service Tech Support; Fiber Technician; Cyber Database Administrator; Cyber Defense Analyst; System Security Analyst; Vulnerability Assessment Analyst; Cyber Defense Infrastructure Support Specialist; System Admin; Cyber Digital Forensics; Cyber All Source Analyst; and Cyber Intel Planner. 

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