Military-connected learners
Eligible students may be able to use approved U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) education benefits for qualifying CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure and CCIE Security training. Individual eligibility, benefit availability, and current program status must be confirmed before enrollment.
If you already hold an active security clearance, combining it with advanced networking skills can open doors to specialized federal, defense, and mission-critical infrastructure roles.
Recent publicly advertised positions have included compensation above $200,000 per year for candidates combining advanced Cisco/networking expertise with active Top Secret or TS/SCI eligibility.
Your clearance is difficult to obtain and valuable to many employers. Build the technical skills to make full use of it.
$210K–$225K
Active CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure or CCIE Security + TS/SCI eligibility.
View original posting$200K–$220K
CCNP or CCIE + active Top Secret clearance.
View original posting$220K–$250K
Active TS/SCI + advanced enterprise networking; CCNP/CCIE preferred.
View original postingExamples are recent public job postings reviewed in September 2026. Compensation varies by employer, location, experience, clearance level, contract, and other qualifications.
Read how military operations experience, applicable clearance history and practical networking skills can fit infrastructure careers. VA education benefits and security clearances are separate.
Cisco training choices
Enterprise Infrastructure is LaneCert’s primary recommended Cisco training line.
Security is available subject to consultation. Its current schedule and appropriate entry stage must be confirmed before enrollment.
A qualified pathway
Before enrollment, confirm your individual VA eligibility, available benefits and the current qualifying status of your selected CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure or CCIE Security training.
The applicable benefit authority confirms individual benefit approval, tuition payment and housing arrangements. LaneCert staff help confirm program and attendance details before enrollment.
LaneCert maintains applicable Texas Workforce Commission approval. Program status, funding eligibility, and individual qualification must be confirmed directly before enrollment.
Verify before enrollment
Discuss your program with LaneCert and confirm individual eligibility through the appropriate benefit authority.
Use the inquiry form to share your program interests and eligibility questions.
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Email LaneCertHybrid delivery may be available depending on the program and student category. Students using VA education benefits follow the delivery and attendance format currently approved for their specific program. LaneCert staff confirm the applicable format before enrollment.
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