Cybersecurity training platform with hands-on labs and defensive coursework
OffSec delivers practical cybersecurity education through curriculum-driven courses and test environments, targeting practitioners and defenders. The tech stack reveals a sales-ops-forward posture: Salesforce, Gong, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and Adaptive Planning sit alongside instructional infrastructure (Kali Linux, Azure, GitLab). Active hiring skews sales (5 roles) over engineering (3), with long sales cycles and complex deals flagged as internal friction—typical for B2B training platforms selling to enterprises. Projects span curriculum design, lab environments, and territory expansion into EMEA.
OffSec (founded 2006, New York) builds cybersecurity training and hands-on lab environments for organizations and individuals seeking to develop defensive and offensive security skills. The product model combines structured learning paths, interactive exercises, and functional test environments (test lab machines, learning path designs, hands-on workshops). The company operates across North America and is expanding into EMEA, with hiring active in the United States, Uganda, Philippines, Singapore, and Saudi Arabia. Sales cycles are reported as long and complex; internal pain points include lab integration challenges, Azure AD threat detection, and reporting automation gaps.
OffSec uses Kali Linux and Azure for lab infrastructure, Salesforce and Gong for sales operations, NetSuite for ERP, Looker for analytics, and Monday.com and Asana for project management. GitLab supports internal development.
OffSec is recruiting in the United States, Uganda, Philippines, Singapore, and Saudi Arabia, reflecting geographic expansion beyond its New York headquarters.
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