Infrastructure for cyber capability.
Built by the people who break things.
Most security training is a PDF in disguise. The industry spent a decade certifying what people read and nothing for what they can do. Attackers do not grade by quiz.
CyberEd is the layer beneath — browser labs, live attack ranges, team analytics, and a network of researchers from Nullcon and Hardwear.io. Buy the capability, measure it, defend it to the board.
Hands on keyboards, not slides on screens.
Every concept ships with a lab, a snapshot, and a measurable outcome.
Real targets. Live fire.
Simulations use the CVEs attackers used last quarter. No mock shells.
Taught by the researchers you’ve read.
Nullcon, Hardwear.io, and DEF CON village leads. New modules monthly.
Skills, not completion rates.
Per-person, per-domain, per-team. Export to HR, CISO, or the auditor.
The view every CISO has been asking for.
CYCUBE · Manager viewClasses, trainees, courses, training hours — rolled up. No “is my team ready?” guesswork. Exportable, auditable, board-ready.
Every course. Every trainee.
Scored, not smiled-through.
Sort by course, class, or trainee. Completion rate, score, duration, and instance distribution — all on one grid. Drill into any row for a per-student breakdown.
- Sort dimensions
- course · class · trainee
- Metrics
- score · completion · progress · duration
- Export
- CSV · PDF · SCIM push to HRIS
- Refresh
- real-time
And the view every trainee actually opens.
CYCUBE · Trainee viewStatus, progress, recommended path. A journey built for them — not a catalogue dumped on them. Nullcon, Hardwear.io, and in-house tracks live in one place.
Modules written by the researchers you’ve read.
THE NETWORKNot ex-trainers reading slide decks. Working security researchers from Nullcon, Hardwear.io, DEF CON villages. New content monthly from the conference floor.
Priced like infrastructure.
Bought like software.
Seat-based for teams. Campus licences for academia. Free for working researchers who publish under the Network program.