Cybersecurity Taught on Real Products Directly in the Browser
BI.ZONE has launched the BI.ZONE Education platform with more than 25 programs covering seven of the company's products.
Specialists practice hands-on tasks on isolated test benches without risking production infrastructure.
After lectures and tests, course participants work with full versions of the products. For example, in the SD-WAN program, learners deploy a controller and CPE, while in the EDR courses they install agents and configure protection policies.
"A cybersecurity engineer learns by doing. You can sit through ten lectures on EDR and then freeze at your first incident. That is why in our courses theory moves straight into hands-on work on the test bench: the participant deploys and configures the product, investigates an attack, makes mistakes, and corrects them. It is better to go through this in a training environment than in real infrastructure," said Pyotr Kutsenko, head of BI.ZONE Education.
The programs are designed for deployment and operations engineers, architects, and SOC analysts. For sales managers, there is a simulation of dialogues with customers. Each course concludes with an exam led by a BI.ZONE trainer.
