As an intern at GuidePoint Security, you will work closely with industry-leading subject matter experts to provide first-class cyber security services. Interns will complete in-house training programs, while working on projects to enhance their security knowledge and skills. Interns will gain experience through:  Hands-On Technical Development Real-World Security Response Collaborative Project Work Team and Position Shadowing Partner-led Vendor Training and Certifications   Are you a good fit for the role? We are looking for candidates eager to begin their journey within the security industry. An ideal candidate will: Have a basic understanding of information technology, networking, operating systems and security Have a genuine passion for information security Be motivated and eager to learn new skills Have demonstrated efforts toward entering cybersecurity, which may include:  Obtaining certifications Attending trainings Pursuing a formal education Participating in industry organizations Contributing to personal or industry projects   Internship Details and Expectations: This is a part-time, remote paid internship that is offered as part of a GPSU cohort running from Sept 3 - Nov 27, 2024. Interns are expected to: Work between the hours of 11am-4pm EST Monday through Friday Have a personal computing device and access to high-speed internet during working hours  While the internship does allow flexible hours, interns will often be required to attend trainings and shadowing opportunities between the hours of 11am - 4pm EST, Monday - Friday. It is vital for the intern's development to attend these events, so we can only accept candidates who are available during these hours. For more information on our GPSU program, please visit our website.     The below perks are for those that join the GuidePoint team full-time following the internship.  Please mention the word **PEPPY** and tag RNDQuMjIwLjY0LjIzNw== when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RNDQuMjIwLjY0LjIzNw==). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.