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Cyberium.
Where students do the real thing.

Cyberium

A complete cyber training platform built on one principle — students learn by doing the real thing. Real tools. Real attacks we caught ourselves. Continuous AI assessment, trainer command center, City & Guilds Assured certifications, and a full LMS layer. Deployed under each academy's brand across Europe, Asia and Africa.

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BE THE ONE THEY CALL · 79 seconds · what a student does on Cyberium
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Real commands.
Real servers.

Students type real commands against real servers, the same way they will defend networks on the job.

Real commands, real tools
Every lab requires typing actual commands and solving real incidents. No multiple-choice shortcuts, no simulated outputs. Students build muscle memory the same way they will use it on the job.
Real network conditions
Real machines, not simulated terminals. Students work with real tools and real services, and investigate real attacks we caught ourselves.
Captured, not written
Specto-enhanced scenarios are generated from break-ins our own internet-facing sensors caught. Each Case File traces back to the capture it came from — material that cannot be written, only captured.
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A student's Cyberium dashboard: the lab to continue, hands-on training, operations center, profile, the student's operative at Legend rank, Specto threat intel and the next Capture the Flag mission
STUDENT DASHBOARD · The home screen every student lands on — continue the last lab, jump to training or scenarios, and see the next Capture the Flag mission.
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A hands-on lab in Cyberium: the module list, the task to complete, the answer box, and program progress, with Cy one click away
HANDS-ON TRAINING · Inside a lab — the module list on the left, one task at a time, the answer box, and program progress on the right.

Six systems.
One platform.

Labs, scenarios, CTF and the certification route are in every package.

Hands-On Labs
Browser-delivered terminals connected to real Linux and Windows servers. Real tools, real network access, real traffic. Each lab is timed, scored, and assessed.
Real-Attack Scenarios
Real-incident reproductions — ransomware outbreaks, lateral movement chains, exfiltration events. Specto-enhanced scenarios are built from break-ins our own internet-facing sensors caught.
AI Assessment
Scoring reads what students actually did — commands executed, files touched, indicators found. Continuous, objective, defensible. No box-ticking.
Lab Tests & Books
Most modules have a book and a video lesson, and every program has standalone lab tests — reinforcement material between hands-on sessions and exam preparation.
Trainer Command Center
Scenario control, student-by-student monitoring, early warnings, content-creator tools. Trainers run the room — the platform runs the orchestration.
Student Analytics
Per-student progress dashboards, a weekly class report by email, and outcome reports. Evidence for accreditors, employers, and internal stakeholders.
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A scenario report in the Operations Center: score, rank, duration, tasks, errors, and charts comparing the student with the division
SCENARIO REPORT · After every scenario: score, rank, time, errors, and how the student compares with the division, task by task.

Three modes.
Every situation a trainer needs.

Scenarios are the heart of Cyberium training. Each is a real-incident reproduction with full traffic, real services, and trainer-controlled progression. Three delivery modes cover every teaching situation.

Mode 01
Class
Trainer runs a scenario for the entire class on a synchronized timeline. Operator Screen shows every student's progress as answers land. The whole cohort moves through the incident together, with the trainer pacing checkpoints and pausing for instruction.
Mode 02
Team
Students work the same incident together as a team, with team chat. Built for team readiness drills. The end report compares every team and student with the class average.
Mode 03
Personal
Students run scenarios on their own time. Self-paced, fully scored, any time of day. Used for individual prep, certification practice, and continuous skills development between trainer-led sessions.
Operator Screen
Trainer control over every running scenario.
The Operator Screen is the trainer's command interface during scenarios: staging, a countdown, right and wrong charts as answers land, pause and stop, and a link for a second screen. One trainer, one screen, the whole class.
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A hands-on lab in Cyberium: the module list, the task to complete, the answer box, and program progress, with Cy one click away
HANDS-ON TRAINING · Between scenarios, students work through labs one task at a time, at their own pace.

Scenarios on real,
physical devices.

The platform doesn’t stop at virtual machines. ICS, SCADA, and IoT scenarios run against physical hardware so students see real cause and effect — not just a console message.

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ICS/SCADA ATTACK DEMO · recorded at ThinkCyber HQ · water-desalination system

Practice that carries on
after the class ends.

The hard part of running a cyber course is not the taught hours. It is what a student does with the other five days. Cyberium ships with a Capture the Flag arena beside the taught programs — timed, scored challenges a student takes on in their own time — with coins, a store, avatars, leaderboards and head-to-head matches around it.

Coins
Earned for labs, scenarios and flags. Spent in the Marketplace on solutions, resets, books, Case Files and avatar gear.
Avatars
A personal avatar on every screen, dressed with gear the student has earned.
Leaderboards
Rankings inside the class and across the academy. The bottom of a ranking is never marked, so nobody is shamed.
CTF events
The trainer runs a Capture the Flag for the class on one board. In the Grand CTF, academies from different countries compete at the same time.
VS Matches
Head-to-head in Capture the Flag: challenge a classmate, a friend or anyone. Same challenges, same clock. Cyber as a competitive discipline.
Cy · the AI assistant
A context-aware AI tutor that sees what the student is stuck on.
Cy lives inside every program, lab, and scenario. It knows what the student has finished in every programme, what they are working on now, and which tools and languages they have learned — and answers from the course material, in the student’s own language. It guides; it does not hand over the answer. Not a generic chatbot. A tutor that has the full context of the lesson.
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Today's Cyberium dashboard, with Cy, the AI helper, one click away in the corner
CY · AI ASSISTANT · Cy sits in the corner of every screen. A student stuck on a lab asks, and Cy answers for that lab.

Deployed under
your academy's brand.

Cyberium is multi-tenant from the ground up. Every academy gets its own branded instance — students see the academy’s brand on every screen.

White-label, end to end
Your logo. Your name. Your students' experience.
Your logo and name are on every screen, certificate and PDF. Each class unit can carry its own logo too. Students see your brand.
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A 43-second look at the world our students train in.

The student experience, end to end.

A 20-page walkthrough of the Cyberium student journey — from first login to verified professional.

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See Cyberium
in your environment.

A tailored demonstration — student experience, trainer command center, scenario delivery. A class can be on the platform within 24 hours of a yes.

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