From what I’ve seen, cyber security training and job placement programs in the US can work but only when they go beyond theory. The ones that actually help usually focus on hands-on labs, real scenarios, and some level of interview prep. I’ve come across providers like H2K Infosys that try to include that practical angle, which does make a difference. Still, nothing is guaranteed. A lot depends on how consistent you are and how the job market looks at that time. Getting exposure to tools like Splunk or Wireshark definitely helps. But honestly, your effort matters more than any placement promise.
