A curriculum to follow
Use pathways to connect relevant courses and make the order of learning clear.
Knowledge becomes useful when you put it to work.
Build a training program that connects the subject, the exercise, and the next challenge. Use AI-assisted pathway planning to connect relevant courses and labs, from core security skills to the assessment of AI applications.
Give learning a clear direction.
Choose a starting point that fits the role, then bring learning and practice together.
Room to practice
Reinforce concepts through guided exercises and standalone lab scenarios.
A visible next step
Use lesson, quiz, and lab progress to understand where more practice would help.
AI-powered training
Turn training goals into a focused pathway.
Describe what your team needs to learn and select relevant roles, skills, and techniques. The AI-powered pathway builder recommends courses and labs. Review the suggestions, choose the content, and put it in the order your team needs.
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CyberLearn
Build understanding, one subject at a time.
Explore Active Directory, industrial security, secure development, and security fundamentals. Work through lessons, quizzes, and guided labs at a level that fits your experience.
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Active Directory Pentesting
ICS OT Security
Pentest 100
Application Security ChampionCyberLab
Take the subject into a real scenario.
Read the brief, investigate the environment, and work toward the objectives. Choose offensive, defensive, AppSec, or ICS/OT scenarios, from introductory exercises to expert challenges with multiple machines and networks.
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BlackStone
Fire
SSH Ninja
Knock-ItPut AI security on the training plan.
Extend technical development into the systems your organization is adopting. Add practical AI security labs to a curriculum, then use the results and debrief to choose the next assignment.
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Inside the lab
An entire environment, dedicated to your session.
Each lab provisions cloud infrastructure for an individual learner or a team. Connected machines, enterprise services, and security appliances create the setting for the scenario.
In CyberLearn, launch the environment directly from the lesson. This Active Directory guided lab connects a Kali workstation to three Windows machines, with the instructions alongside your practice.
Your way into the environment
Choose how you connect.
Use a prepared workstation as your bastion into the lab, or connect your own computer. Available modes depend on the scenario.
- In your browser
- Open a prepared Kali Linux workstation through noVNC. Work directly in the browser with the tools for the exercise already available.
- From your laptop
- Connect over VPN and work from your own machine, with your familiar tools and local setup.
- Red Windows
- Use a Windows workstation with Commando VM over RDP for offensive security practice.
- Blue Windows
- Use a Windows workstation with FlareVM over RDP for defensive investigations and malware analysis.
These lab environments support practical work across CyberLab, CyberLearn, CyberEvent, and CyberHiring.
Software Development
Solocal
“The labs are very well designed and offer realistic situations, close to scenarios that could actually happen. The platform is clear and accessible, and lets you progressively cover several aspects of IT security…”
Benjamin Delahais
Lead Developer
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Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about Hands-on Training.
CyberLearn gives learners structured lessons, quizzes, and pathways. Practical labs let them apply that knowledge in dedicated environments, while CyberLab supports further practice across the catalog.
Yes. Managers can select content manually or use the AI-powered pathway builder to assemble a curriculum around roles, subjects, and training goals.
The catalog covers offensive security, defense, application security, and ICS/OT, with subjects such as Windows, Linux, web, cloud, AI security, malware, and incident response. Difficulty ranges from trivial and easy through medium, hard, and expert.
Yes. Managers can read the lab writeups to prepare training, help learners, and lead a debrief. The writeups also help managers choose exercises that fit the skills their team needs to develop.
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