Cyber labs are hands-on learning modules running in live networks. They deliver topics ranging from basic networking to advanced incident response, malware analysis, cloud security, forensics, attacker tactics, and security tools. Cyberbit offers hundreds of labs that integrate with your existing curriculum. We add new labs every week so your students can experience the most recent threats and come more prepared than ever to their future workplace.
The Cyberbit platform includes an advanced cyber range that simulates complete cyberattacks in a virtual security operations center (SOC). Students will experience live attacks including ransomware, supply chain attacks, and cloud attacks, gaining valuable hands-on experience and robust soft skills that include teamwork, communication, and critical thinking.
Cyberbit provides exclusive video and presentation- based interactive learning modules that help students build and fortify a solid foundation in cyber theory, setting the groundwork for hands-on learning.
Advanced reports provide granular feedback about performance, gaps, course completion progress and recommended learning
Help students fill their individual skill gaps and learn at their pace with competency-based education. Our courses can be designed to meet students wherever they are on their learning journey.
Cyberbit’s hands-on modules easily embed within Associates, Bachelors, Master’s, PhD, dual enrollment, and certificate-based programs. Our cybersecurity training experts will work with you to create a curriculum mapping tailored for your program. Request a free curriculum mapping now, to understand how your next-gen program might look like.
The Cyberbit platform is fully integrated with industry leading standards including the NICE Cyber Security Framework KSATs and work roles, the MITRE ATT&CK Framework, and the NIST Incident Response Playbook, allowing you to instill common standards and topics and align with industry requirements and terminologies.
The learning platform is updated weekly with exercises demonstrating the most recent attack vectors and threats, so students can not only learn about the latest in cyber security, but experience it – live.
