Department of Homeland Security Cybersecurity Internship Program

NSA Student Internship Program

Defense Information Systems Agency Internship Program

Federal Government/USA Jobs

Cybersecurity Internships – GitHub Page from Rice University

FBI Honors Internship Program

• OverTheWire: Wargames
  • OverTheWire is a great for learning Bash terminal. This is the gateway to beginner Linux System Administration training, which is important for Linux Security. 
• Hack The Box
  • Hack The Box is an online platform allowing you to test your penetration testing skills and exchange ideas and methodologies with other members of similar interests.
• TryHackMe
  
  • TryHackMe is a great platform to learn penetration testing. It is very similar to Hack the Box, but it is geared more towards beginners because it offers more hints and walkthroughs.
• RingZeroTeam Challenges
  • RingZeroTeam is a great resource for learning various sets of technical skills. Check out their site for the full list of challenge categories.
• Hack This Site!
  
  • Hack This Site is based on learning Capture-The-Flag type skills. The user is given a list of challenges and is instructed to complete them. It’s tough, but don’t quit too soon!
• Security Weekly
  
  • Security Weekly is a good resource for keeping up with current events in the security world. It’s a great security-focused news site, and releases frequent podcasts. 
• CodeWars
  • CodeWars is a site that contains training curricula for many different languages including python, c++, go, PHP, JavaScript, and others. You can also compete against friends in challenges.
• Vulnerable By Design
  • VulnHub provides materials allowing anyone to gain practical hands-on experience with digital security, computer applications and network administration tasks.
• Agoge
  • A series of challenges put out by Praetorian.

Cyberseek

US Bureau of Labor & Statistics

NICCS

NCMS

NICCS Cybersecurity Workforce Framework

Conferences

• Hacker Halted

Competitions

• CSAW
  • A worldwide, team-oriented Capture-The-Flag competition.
• CyberForce Competition
  • The CyberForce Competition is a cyber defense competition that focuses on the defensive/hardening nature of energy cyber infrastructure.
• CyberSEED
  • A team competition hosted by the University of Connecticut in partnership with Comcast with 3 sections: Social Engineering, CTF, and Application Security
• Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition
  • An inherit-and-defend style competitions between school teams. Starts with area qualifiers, then regional competitions, then a national competition.
• National Cyber League
  • An individual or team CTF which hosts multiple practice and competitive events throughout the year.
• NCAE Cyber Games
• NSA CodeBreaker Challenge
  • Challenge hosted by the National Security Agency.
• Panoply
  • A network defense competition.
• Trail of Bits
  • Resource with videos, links to other resources, and workshops mainly revolving around CTF

WV Technology Department:

https://technology.wv.gov/our-departments/cyber-security

Cyberdegrees.org

Marshall University Women in Cyber