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DC3 Cyber Training Academy (CTA)
DC3 Cyber Training Academy (CTA)
The DC3 Cyber Training Academy (CTA) provides in-residence and online training to DoD elements that protect DoD information systems from unauthorized use, criminal, fraudulent, and foreign intelligence activities.
CTA Overview
The mission of the DoD Cyber Crime Center – Cyber Training Academy is to design, develop, and deliver the highest possible quality in cyber training to Department of Defense (DoD) personnel.
In operation since 1998, the CTA has been instrumental in training Defense Criminal Investigative Organizations (DCIOs), Military Department Counterintelligence Organizations, Cyber Mission Forces (CMFs), Cyber Protection Teams (CPTs), Mission Defense Teams (MDTs), and many other entities across the greater DoD enterprise.
“The CTA offers more than 30 unique courses of classroom, online, and Instructor-Led Virtual (ILV) cyber training to both individuals and organizations within the DoD charged with protecting defense information systems from unauthorized use, criminal and fraudulent activities, and foreign intelligence/counterintelligence efforts.” —CTA
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CTA.Registrar@dcita.edu
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cta.cdfae@us.af.mil
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CYBER Training
Curricula in forensics, technologies, intelligence, and tools/techniques are offered at three skill levels: core (basic), intermediate, and advanced.
ACCESSING CTA TRAINING
— Students may apply for training via the Academy’s Cyber Learning Management Environment (CLME) portal, accessible on the internet at
https://www.dcita.edu
. This website is the student’s primary means of discovering and accessing all CTA content and courses.
CYBERCAST WEBINARS
— Through the CLME, CTA routinely provides CyberCasts, which are prerecorded webinars that feature instructors presenting current cyber topics, such as new software demonstrations, cutting-edge techniques, and emerging threats and technologies. These CyberCasts are available to all personnel with CLME accounts at no additional cost.
ACCREDITATION
— The CTA is accredited by the Council on Occupational Education (COE), the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET), the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), and the American Council on Education (ACE). Select CTA courses confer college credits to students, while CyberCasts and other learning materials provide students with Continuing Education Units (CEUs) used to meet certification requirements set forth in DoD Directive 8140.01, “Cyberspace Workforce Management”.
LEARN MORE
— To learn more about the CTA, and to take advantage of the many cyber training opportunities available, please visit
https://www.dcita.edu
.