Practitioner-led, lab-based cybersecurity training. Our new Web Application Security & Penetration Testing course is now open for the founding batch — twelve modules, real labs, and a portfolio you can show an employer. Taught by a working analyst, not a full-time trainer.
Recon to reporting. Every module: concept, live demo, a lab you do yourself, the fix a developer would apply, and a written finding for your portfolio.
PortSwigger, DVWA and Juice Shop. Every concept has a terminal behind it.
Five topics, every answer explained.
Most courses only teach the attack. Every module here pairs it with the fix a developer would apply — the skill employers actually hire for.
Watch the first lesson free, no sign-up. If it is not right for you, you have lost nothing.
Twelve modules, from your first intercepted request to a full penetration test report. Every module is built around labs you do yourself — and, unlike most courses, every attack is paired with the fix a developer would actually apply.
For students, freshers and working professionals who want a real, hire-able skill — the ability to find web vulnerabilities, explain their impact, and write them up the way a professional does.
Same twelve modules and the same labs. The difference is how much support you want alongside them.
Our full seven-phase analyst programme, covering SOC operations, SIEM, blue-team and VAPT, is being rebuilt and will return as a separate enrolment. If that is the route you want, tell us and we will let you know when it opens.
The shape does not change. That is deliberate — you always know what is coming, and no session ends without you having done something.
Twenty minutes on the idea, and where it sits in real work. No slides read aloud.
You open your own lab and do it. Badly first, then correctly. That is the part that sticks.
You write it up — a finding, a map, a short report. This becomes your portfolio.
Written comments on what was right, what was not, and why. Before the next session.
Thirty questions across five topics, taken from the same material our students work through. Every answer comes with an explanation — getting it wrong is the point. Free, no sign-up, nothing stored.
Fifteen minutes, four hands-on labs, no obligation. You see exactly how we teach before committing to anything.
Completing the programme is not the same as being certified. Certification requires passing a supervised examination — four and a half hours, watched live, with half the marks on practical work. Most training providers hand out a certificate for attendance. We do not.
Investigate a log, analyse email headers, assess a web application by hand, rate what you find. Multiple choice is only 30%.
Live on video, full screen share, ID checked.
First attempt plus two re-attempts, no extra charge.
A strong multiple-choice score cannot carry a failed practical. Each part has its own minimum, and all of them must be met before the overall mark is even considered. That is what makes the certificate mean something.
Live over video, by the examiner, for the whole sitting — webcam and full screen share on throughout, identity checked against photo ID, room scan before the clock starts. The session is recorded, kept for 90 days for appeals only, then deleted.
Documentation and man pages are allowed during the practical, because they are allowed in the job. Search engines and AI assistants are not, because we are measuring what you can do rather than what you can look up.
It confirms that you passed this examination on that date, and states your scores. It is issued by a private company.
It is not a government licence and not a credential from a certification body such as CompTIA, EC-Council or ISC². We print that on the certificate itself, because a certificate that overclaims helps nobody in an interview.
Three things set this course apart from the recorded courses you will find everywhere else.
You do not just learn to break an application. Every module pairs the attack with the remediation a developer would apply — the skill that makes you employable, not just dangerous.
Twelve written findings and a full penetration test report by the end. When an interviewer asks what you can do, you show the work — you do not just describe it.
Mapped to PortSwigger Web Security Academy, DVWA and OWASP Juice Shop — the same platforms professionals train on, all free. You practise on real, deliberately vulnerable targets.
This course builds a real, demonstrable skill and the evidence to prove it. It does not guarantee a job — that depends on you, the employer and the market. Any provider promising placement is not being straight with you.
Cybersecurity training in India is sold with a lot of promises. We would rather you enrol knowing exactly what you are buying.
It confirms the programme you completed, the hours, and your assessment results. It is issued by a private company. It is not a government licence and not a credential from a certification body — and we state that on the certificate itself, because a certificate that overclaims helps nobody in an interview.
If a training provider guarantees you a job, ask them to put the guarantee and the refund terms in writing before you pay. Most will not. That tells you what the guarantee was worth.
Live sessions, module channels, lab files and doubt threads all live in the private student server. You receive the invite when you enrol — it is not open to the public.
These programmes build practical skills and portfolio evidence. They do not guarantee a job, a salary or a placement. Our certificate confirms completion, hours and assessment results — it is not a government licence and not a credential from a certification body.