Hands-on cybersecurity training labs and learning platform for teams
OffSec builds hands-on cybersecurity training, with job posts pointing to new defensive lab content and a redesigned learning platform experience. A sales stack of Salesforce, Gong, ZoomInfo and Sales Navigator, plus pain points around training utilization and subscription health, signals a push to grow enterprise accounts and retention rather than just individual learners. Hiring is accelerating and spans the US, Middle East, Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe.
OffSec is a privately held cybersecurity education company founded in 2006 and headquartered in New York, NY, with 201–500 employees. It develops training content, hands-on labs and a learning platform that teach offensive and defensive security skills to individuals and enterprise customers. Its technical environment includes Kali Linux, GitLab, Azure and OpenStack. Go-to-market runs on Salesforce, HubSpot and Gong, with finance on NetSuite and Adaptive Planning. The company recruits across the United States, Saudi Arabia, the Philippines, South Africa, Romania, Colombia and several other countries.
OffSec uses Kali Linux, GitLab, Azure, OpenStack and Cursor for technical work, Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong and ZoomInfo for sales, and NetSuite, Adaptive Planning and Looker for finance and analytics.
Job posts point to a new experience vision for the OffSec learning platform, real-world defensive training exercises, hands-on lab development, advanced defensive content and a resell overlay sales motion.
OffSec hires in the United States, Saudi Arabia, the Philippines, Indonesia, South Africa, Argentina, the UAE, Egypt, Ukraine, Romania and Colombia.
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