How students learn on the Cyberium Arena platform, how they are examined, and who they become — recorded end to end, all narrated in Brazilian Portuguese.
A complete lesson from the Security Awareness program (XE Basics), exactly as a Brazilian class would receive it: passwords and account security, taught over real breach-checking tools. This is the localization pipeline your students would get — lesson, voice and pacing.
Every module: a recorded video lesson, a contextual book, a lab, and its Lab Test. Slides unlock by doing, not by attending. Ten minutes inside the student's own screen, from the first lesson to the door of the final exam.
When every module is passed, the trainer deploys the scenario on real internet infrastructure. No quiz boxes: an incident, a clock, and a scored report. Seven minutes, from briefing to result — this is where exam integrity lives.
No coding, no Linux until May 2024. Her final project, DomainEdge, automates reconnaissance and exploitation of an Active Directory environment — public on GitHub, presented by her.
AI-generated Brazilian Portuguese translation of the original video in Hebrew published on the ThinkCyber YouTube channel.
On selected programs — including the three XE Basics above — students who complete the program may optionally sit an internationally recognized City & Guilds Assured certification. The certification is always the student's choice.
One hour, on real infrastructure — bring your team and judge the hands-on with your own hands.