National Security Agency (NSA) DAY OF CYBER Program

Today everyone will log into the LifeJourney website and start to discover possible jobs in the field of cyber-security. Please go to the following website, and use the Class Code below to sign-up. This is a website sponsored by the NSA to help students learn about possible future careers there. You can sign in anytime and complete the levels on your own, outside class. You will participate in the NSA Day Of Cyber. The NSA Day of CYBER is a free online program that allows students to experience a day in the life of the nation's top cyber-security experts - in just a short amount of time.

https://prod.lifejourney.us

LifeJourney™ is an online career simulation experience that empowers students and individuals to test-drive future career opportunities relating to STEM and gain exposure to the skills they'll need to achieve the future they want.

The Class Code is k1j9rar

Have fun with this program, and use the rest of your time to work on anything you might owe me for class.

Thanks,

Mr. S

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