Cybersecurity Education That Actually Works

We've been teaching security professionals for over eight years. Our approach focuses on real-world scenarios, hands-on practice, and mentorship that continues long after graduation.

320+

Graduates Currently Working

Months Average Program

4.8/5

Student Satisfaction

Learn From People Who've Actually Done It

Our team isn't just academically qualified — they're battle-tested professionals who've managed enterprise security, responded to real incidents, and built systems that protect millions of users.

Henrik Karlsson

Former CISO, 15 years

Dmitri Volkov

Penetration Testing Lead

Astrid Lindgren

Incident Response Expert

Søren Nielsen

Cloud Security Architect

Security professionals working in modern cybersecurity operations center

Following Our Graduates Over Time

We track our students' progress for years after graduation. Here's what typically happens when people commit to learning cybersecurity properly.

First 6 Months

Building Foundation

Students master network fundamentals, basic penetration testing, and incident response procedures. Most report feeling overwhelmed initially, then experiencing breakthrough moments around month 4.

Months 7-12

Practical Application

Real project work begins. Students handle simulated breaches, design security architectures, and start building portfolios that demonstrate actual capability rather than just theoretical knowledge.

Months 13-18

Industry Readiness

Advanced topics like cloud security, compliance frameworks, and business risk assessment. Many students receive job offers during this period, though we encourage finishing the full program.

Years 2-3

Career Growth

Follow-up surveys show 78% of graduates have been promoted or changed roles within two years. They often return as guest speakers, sharing challenges they've faced and how the program prepared them.

What You'll Actually Learn

We've refined this curriculum based on eight years of graduate feedback and industry changes. Every module addresses real scenarios our instructors have encountered in enterprise environments.

Network Security Fundamentals

Understanding how networks actually work, common attack vectors, and defensive strategies. You'll configure firewalls, analyze traffic, and learn to spot anomalies that others miss.

Incident Response & Forensics

What to do when things go wrong. Chain of custody, evidence collection, timeline reconstruction, and communication during high-stress situations. Based on real incident case studies.

Penetration Testing

Ethical hacking techniques used by our instructors in actual client engagements. Web application testing, social engineering awareness, and report writing that gets results.

Cloud Security Architecture

AWS, Azure, and GCP security configurations. Identity management, data protection, and compliance in cloud environments. Includes hands-on lab work with real cloud accounts.

Business Risk Assessment

Translating technical findings into business language. Risk quantification, compliance frameworks, and building security programs that executives actually support.