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PSA Opens Registration for Annual Technician Bootcamp

The hands-on training event in Colorado offers security technicians eight certification and workshop tracks to accelerate career growth.

Professional Security Alliance has opened registration for its upcoming Technician Bootcamp, scheduled for Sept. 21–25.

The five-day event features hands-on technical training designed to equip security industry technicians with practical field skills. Participants will have access to eight distinct certification and workshop offerings, allowing them to earn industry-recognized credentials.

In addition to technical instruction, the event includes dedicated networking sessions. Attendees will have opportunities to connect with professional peers and representatives from leading technology manufacturing partners.

Early-bird registration rates are available through Aug. 2. The training will take place at the organization's corporate facilities in Westminster.

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