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Learn cybersecurity by making the call.

Read the evidence, decide what it means, and defend it to Sage. The first lesson needs no account.

Sample: a login that doesn't fit
  1. evidence
  2. your call
  3. sage
  4. next rep
Sage

One of these logins does not belong. Tap it.

Recognise this browser?

We count what gets used, on our own servers, and share it with nobody. To tell a returning visitor from a new one, may we keep a random id in this browser?

What we collect

Start with Cybersecurity Foundations.

Four lessons, about 36 minutes in all.

  1. 1.1What crossed in the open?Recover details from a captured message8 min
  2. 1.2Where it is protectedFollow one message and find every point where its words still show9 min
  3. 1.3What the envelope still showsA locked message still says who, when and how often9 min
  4. 1.4The message that asksThe cheapest way past a lock is to ask you to open it10 min

Then the SOC Analyst Path, starting with Three Locks, One Night: ten lessons.

  1. The Open Line
  2. What Was Affected
  3. Following a Request
  4. Finding the Service
  5. Silence Is Evidence Too
  6. Encrypted, Not Invisible
  7. Changed on the Way
  8. What Should Happen First?
  9. The Network That Looks Right
  10. The Incident Summary

Your tutor. Not an answer machine.

Sage coaches your reasoning and asks the next question. Ask him something.

Go on, poke him.

Sage

Ask me anything. I withhold answers professionally, so aim carefully.

Practice here. Prove it in a proctored trial.

Training and assessment stay apart. Sage coaches you here. The Trial, when it opens, tests you alone.

  • Individual and proctored
  • One attempt, randomised
  • No Sage in the room
Playable today
Cybersecurity Foundations, then ten lessons of the SOC Analyst Path.
In development
Browser labs, the rest of the path, and the proctored Trial. No LevelSage credential is available yet.
Open question
Employer recognition. No employers formally recognise it yet.
Why we keep the two apart

Start with one case. Level up from there.

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