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Who is Cybrary?
Cybrary is a cybersecurity and IT skills development platform that delivers online training, labs, and assessments for individuals and organizations.
- Online cybersecurity and IT course catalog covering defensive, offensive, Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) topics
- Hands-on virtual labs and practice environments for security tools and technical workflows
- Role-based learning paths and certifications-aligned preparation for cybersecurity job roles
- Team and enterprise training solutions for workforce upskilling and skills validation
- Assessments and practice tests for measuring cybersecurity knowledge and readiness
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Cybrary provides a cloud-based cybersecurity and IT training platform (cybersecurity education) used by individuals and organizations to build and maintain security skills. The platform focuses on practical enablement for roles such as security analyst, incident responder, penetration tester, cloud security practitioner, and GRC professional. Content is delivered through on-demand video courses, assessments, and guided hands-on exercises that map to common enterprise security workflows.
For enterprise and institutional environments, Cybrary offers team-based subscriptions (workforce training) that allow security leaders to assign role-specific learning paths, track completion, and measure skills against internal objectives or external frameworks. Organizations use these capabilities as part of security awareness and technical enablement programs, SOC analyst onboarding, and ongoing professional development aligned with regulatory or contractual requirements. Admin features typically include user management, reporting, and integration with existing identity or learning systems, depending on the subscription tier.
Cybrary’s catalog covers a range of security domains such as network security, cloud security, endpoint security, vulnerability management, incident response, digital forensics, threat hunting, secure coding, and GRC. Many learning paths and courses align with widely adopted frameworks and certifications such as CompTIA Security+, Network+, CySA+, (ISC)² CISSP and SSCP, ISACA certifications, and vendor-specific security tracks where applicable. This positions the platform as a resource for both foundational skills development and certification exam preparation within enterprise security teams.
The platform emphasizes hands-on learning through virtual labs and practice environments (cyber labs), where learners can interact with tools and technologies that are common in Security Operations (SecOps), penetration testing, and cloud security contexts. These labs may simulate tasks such as log analysis in Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platforms, malware triage, host and network forensics, vulnerability scanning, exploitation exercises, and configuration of security controls. This approach supports skill acquisition that is relevant to operational environments rather than purely theoretical study.
From a directory and marketplace perspective, Cybrary fits within several solution categories: cybersecurity training and certification preparation, enterprise workforce upskilling, technical e-learning, and hands-on cyber ranges or labs. Enterprises often consider it alongside broader learning management and IT training platforms but select it for its emphasis on security domains, labs, and role-based paths tuned to SecOps centers (SOCs) and related functions. As security teams address evolving threats, compliance expectations, and talent gaps, Cybrary’s catalog and lab capabilities function as a structured channel for continuous cybersecurity skills development.
Our description of Cybrary. Updated December 2025.
