Two structured programmes for students, freshers and career changers. Every session has laboratory work behind it.
Ninety daily sessions across seven phases, from Linux fundamentals to two capstone projects. One instructional session per day, each with a lab, a deliverable and a portfolio outcome.
One per instructional day
Foundations through capstone
SOC case and VAPT case
2 hours per session, online
Every session follows the same shape: 30–40 minutes of concept, then guided lab work in an authorised environment, then a written deliverable that goes into your portfolio.
Day 15 Linux and networking evidence. Day 30 security and web foundation. Day 45 SIEM search pack. Day 60 core assessment. Day 70 SOC case. Day 80 VAPT case. Day 87 capstone presentation.
All practical work happens on your own machines, instructor-supplied VMs or deliberately vulnerable training applications. Never a live system, at any point.
Open any phase to see every day inside it. Nothing here is hidden until you pay.
Before anyone touches a security tool they get comfortable in Linux, understand how networks actually move data, and sign the ethical undertaking. Fourteen sessions, every one with a lab.
Threats, malware, cryptography, CVEs and the OWASP Top 10 — plus the web fundamentals every application finding depends on.
First contact with real SOC work. Windows and Linux logging, Wireshark, incident response, threat intelligence, and an honest map of where the careers actually are.
The heart of the programme. Sysmon, Splunk, SPL, MITRE ATT&CK, detection engineering and threat hunting — then VAPT methodology, enumeration and professional reporting, closing with the core assessment.
Ten days living an analyst's shift. Alert triage, phishing investigation, dashboard tuning, a tabletop exercise and two full SOC day simulations.
Authorised assessment work end to end — scoping, recon, network and web assessment, evidence handling, risk rating and a complete VAPT report.
Portfolio curation, two interview drills, HR practice, both final capstones, and an individual career review.
A working lab environment, two capstone project reports, a documented portfolio, a lab journal, a Splunk search pack, and interview question banks. Evidence you can put in front of an employer — not just a certificate.
This programme builds skills and portfolio evidence. It does not guarantee a job, salary or placement. That depends on you, the employer and the market. Any provider promising otherwise is not being straight with you.
Thirty daily sessions for absolute beginners — or for anyone who wants to find out whether cybersecurity is genuinely for them before committing to ninety days.
One per day, four phases
Every session has one
No prior security knowledge
A project you can show
Open any phase to see every day inside it.
Before anyone touches a security tool they get comfortable in Linux, understand how networks actually move data, and sign the ethical undertaking. Fourteen sessions, every one with a lab.
Threats, malware, cryptography, CVEs and the OWASP Top 10 — plus the web fundamentals every application finding depends on.
First contact with real SOC work. Windows and Linux logging, Wireshark, incident response, threat intelligence, and an honest map of where the careers actually are.
The heart of the programme. Sysmon, Splunk, SPL, MITRE ATT&CK, detection engineering and threat hunting — then VAPT methodology, enumeration and professional reporting, closing with the core assessment.
Complete the 30-Day Starter and then enrol in the 90-Day Analyst Program, and you receive credit for what you have already covered plus a reduced fee.
A computer with at least 4 GB RAM (8 GB recommended), 50 GB free disk space and a stable internet connection. Every tool used in the programme is free or open source.
Book a free 15-minute demo session. Four hands-on labs, no obligation, and an honest answer about whether this is right for you.