The break-in your students
investigate actually happened.

Students train inside the Cyberium — where they work with real tools and real network traffic. Every lab requires typing actual commands, analyzing real packets, and solving real incidents. There are no multiple-choice shortcuts. Students build muscle memory the same way they'll use it on the job.

Two types. Standard scenarios reproduce significant real-world cyber incidents — ransomware outbreaks, lateral movement chains, data exfiltration events — designed to validate skills taught in each program. Specto-enhanced scenarios are generated from live attack data our own internet-facing sensors caught, so students work break-ins that actually happened rather than textbook examples.

Over a full catalogue of programs across 7 levels, covering defense operations, offensive security, digital forensics, network security, Python automation, and ICS/SCADA. Programs range from absolute beginner (no prior IT knowledge required) to advanced specialist. Each program includes video lessons, reference books, hands-on labs, lab tests, and live scenarios.

Seven programs carry City & Guilds Assured certification — an internationally recognized credential backed by over 140 years of assessment expertise. Students who pass a separate, live proctored exam receive a certificate awarded jointly by ThinkCyber and City & Guilds, with its own ID. The exam is priced per student, separately from the programme.

Every certificate carries its own ID and names the academy that taught it. It stays valid permanently, including after the academy's agreement with us ends. The exam is priced per student, separately from the programme.

Yes. The Cyberium runs on dedicated infrastructure and is accessible around the clock. Students can train on their own schedule. Technical support is available during business hours.

A stable internet connection (minimum 10 Mbps) and a modern web browser. All training environments run in the cloud — no powerful hardware required. A computer with at least 8 GB of RAM is recommended for optimal performance.

ThinkCyber provides the technology platform, training content, certification pathways, and operational support. Partners — academies, training centers, universities, and enterprises — deliver the training under their own brand using our infrastructure. Partners get a fully white-labeled environment, dedicated support, and access to the complete program catalog. We grow together.

Yes. Every partner division gets its own branding: logo, organization name, and branded student experience. Students see your brand, not ours. The platform is designed from the ground up for multi-tenant white-label deployment.

Three things set us apart. First, our labs run on live internet connections — not isolated sandboxes. Students work in real network conditions. Second, our Specto technology captures real attack techniques on our own internet-facing sensors, and the Case Files students work are built from what it catches. Third, everything is integrated into one platform: labs, scenarios, AI assessment, certifications, gamification, student analytics, and instructor tools. No stitching together separate vendors.

Specto+ is a standalone network security intelligence platform that organizations deploy inside their own network to detect threats. Specto+ finds what is happening in your network, and its SOC drills come through a live integration with Cyberium. Our training cases come from attacks we caught ourselves on our own decoy servers. Two products, one company: detection and training from the same team.

ThinkCyber Awareness is a lightweight cybersecurity awareness training solution designed for organizations that need to train large numbers of non-technical employees. It runs independently of the full Cyberium platform, includes co-branded certificates, and is priced per seat, for a six-month term. It's built for HR departments, compliance teams, and enterprise security awareness programs.

Contact us to schedule a platform demonstration tailored to your organization type. We'll walk you through the relevant capabilities — whether you're an academy exploring white-label deployment, an enterprise building SOC team skills, or a government organization standing up a national training program. A class can be on the platform within 24 hours of a yes.