Cyber security bootcamps have the potential to make the field of cyber security more diverse and inclusive. Many bootcamps, for example, offer need-based scholarships specifically for historically underrepresented groups in cyber security, such as women, persons of color and LGBTQ individuals, in an effort to make the field more accessible and representative of the communities it serves. In addition, cyber security bootcamps usually have fewer prerequisites than a college degree and typically cost less and take less time to complete. This can make bootcamps much more accessible to a wider range of people than traditional postsecondary education.