| Fortinet Offers Free High School Cybersecurity Curriculum Fortinet Launches Free High School Cybersecurity Curriculum to Build the Next Generation of Cyber Defenders Fortinet Training Instituteâs New Technical High School Cybersecurity Curriculum gives U.S. secondary schools a no-cost, standards-aligned entry point into a two-year cybersecurity pathway Fortinet (FTNT) Training Institute is launching free technical cybersecurity courses for students, the Technical High School Cybersecurity Curriculum Fortinet(NASDAQ: FTNT), the global cybersecurity leader driving the convergence of networking and security, announced that the Fortinet Training Institute is launching free technical cybersecurity courses for students, the Technical High School Cybersecurity Curriculum, available to schools across the United States through the Security Awareness and Training Service. Closing the cybersecurity skills gap starts in the classroom, long before a student enters the workforce. This new curriculum allows high school students the opportunity to build foundational technical skills and knowledge and discover whether a cybersecurity career is right for them, while giving teachers a ready-to-use curriculum they donât have to build on their own. This launch reflects our commitment to making cybersecurity education accessible to every school, and more importantly, every student, regardless of existing resources. - Melonia da Gama, Director of Training and Learning Programs, Fortinet Training Institute. Offered at no cost, the curriculum builds foundational knowledge and career interest while bridging toward industry certifications, giving Career and Technical Education (CTE) leaders, district technology leaders, and teachers a way to expand cybersecurity programming without straining budgets or instructional bandwidth. The curriculum is organized in a two-course format. Each course will take a full school year, approximately 180 days, or 145 hours to complete. These two courses offer students the opportunity to develop core cybersecurity knowledge and prerequisites before learning advanced technical cybersecurity skills. A Foundational On-Ramp to a Two-Course Cybersecurity Pathway School districts face growing pressure