Answers to the most common questions about our courses
This depends on the chosen course. We have courses for all levels, from beginners to advanced. Each course clearly indicates the necessary prerequisites. For basic courses, usually only fundamental knowledge of technology and networks is required. For advanced courses, prior knowledge in programming or specific operating systems may be required.
Our practical laboratories are virtual environments where you can apply the acquired knowledge in real situations. They are developed to simulate corporate environments and vulnerability situations safely. We use technologies such as virtual machines, Docker containers and cloud environments to provide a practical and realistic experience.
The duration of courses varies according to the topic and level of complexity. Usually, our courses last between 6 to 12 weeks. All courses are structured in modules that can be completed according to your availability, respecting your own learning pace.
We offer both formats. Most of our courses have high-quality recorded content, allowing you to study at your own pace. We also offer live classes periodically for certain courses, with direct interaction with instructors. These live classes are announced in advance on our website and social media.
Our courses are classified into three main levels: Beginner (suitable for beginners, without need for specific prior knowledge), Intermediate (requires fundamental knowledge in the area or completion of related basic courses), and Advanced (intended for experienced professionals seeking improvement in specific and advanced techniques). Some courses combine levels, such as "Beginner/Intermediate", indicating that they start with fundamental concepts and progress to more complex topics.