While there are no strict prerequisites to enroll (you won’t be blocked from joining if you haven’t used CyberArk before), we strongly recommend that you have some foundational knowledge of CyberArk or PAM concepts before tackling this advanced course. Ideally, you should:

• Be familiar with the basics of CyberArk – e.g. know what a Vault, Safe, PVWA, CPM, PSM are, and have some experience with managing privileged accounts. Perhaps you’ve used CyberArk in your job at a basic level, or you’ve taken a fundamental course (like our CyberArk PAS Fundamentals 24-hour training).

• Alternatively, if not CyberArk, at least have a background in general Identity and Access Management (IAM) or system administration so that concepts like Active Directory accounts, password rotation, etc. are not new to you.

• Having the CyberArk Defender certification (the entry-level cert) or equivalent knowledge is a plus. In fact, CyberArk requires you to pass Defender before Sentry, so most students coming in have either already done Defender or plan to do it en route – we cater to that by refreshing core concepts as needed. If you haven’t done Defender, don’t worry: the first module of our training includes a crash course recap of key fundamentals to get everyone on the same page. Just be prepared to put in a bit of extra study in the early stages.

• In summary, you don’t need to be a CyberArk guru (that’s what we’ll turn you into!), but some prior exposure will greatly help. If you’re totally new to CyberArk or PAM, you can still succeed – we’ve had a few newbies come through after taking initiative to self-study basics – but expect a steeper learning curve. Our instructors will support you with additional mentorship if needed (we might provide extra reading or simpler labs to build you up). Bottom line: a foundation in IT/security plus enthusiasm to learn is what you need. We’ll take you from there to expert level.

This training is offered in a live online, instructor-led format. That means you’ll be joining scheduled classes via video conference in real-time, rather than watching pre-recorded videos. We believe the live interaction is crucial for an advanced hands-on course like this (you can ask questions, get instant feedback, and we can adapt to the class’s needs)wisemancybersec.com. Here are some specifics:

• Online Live Classes: We use platforms like Zoom or Microsoft Teams to conduct the sessions. You’ll receive calendar invites and links once you enroll. You can attend from anywhere – we’ve had students across different cities and even continents in the same batch. All you need is a decent internet connection and a computer to follow the lectures and access labs.

• Interactive Delivery: The classes are highly interactive. It’s not a one-way webinar; you’re encouraged to participate. We often unmute for discussions, do screen-sharing, and sometimes use virtual breakout rooms for group exercises. For instance, during a lab, the instructor might visit each breakout “table” to assist students, mimicking an in-person workshop. You’ll get to know your fellow trainees too, which makes for a collaborative learning environment.

• Schedule and Timing: We offer multiple batch schedules to suit different needswisemancybersec.com. Common formats are:

  • Weekend Batches: e.g., Saturday and Sunday classes, usually 3-4 hours each day (morning or evening slots available). Many working professionals prefer this so they can focus on the course over weekends. A 32-hour course might run ~4 hours x 8 sessions (4 weekends).

  • Weekday Batches: e.g., two or three evenings on weekdays, say 2-hour sessions after work. This spreads the course over a couple of months but means smaller, frequent sessions that some find easier to digest on workdays.

  • One-on-One or Fast-Track: If the group schedules don’t fit your calendar, we can organize one-on-one training or an accelerated schedule on request. We’ve done one-on-one mentorship where the timing is fully customized to the student’s availability – this is premium, but an option for those who need itwisemancybersec.com.

• Timezone Considerations: We typically announce batches in a couple of timezones (for example, one batch timed for India/Asia, another for North America). If you’re in a different region, let us know – we sometimes adjust or add batches if there’s enough demand.

• Session Length and Breaks: Each live session is usually 2 to 4 hours long. Don’t worry, we give short breaks in between (we know an advanced topic can be intense, so a 5-10 minute coffee break every hour is common to keep fresh). The instructor also ensures to recap at the end of each session what was covered and what’s next.

• Hands-on during sessions: During class, you won’t just be listening – you will often be doing lab tasks live. For example, after a demonstration, we might say “Now it’s your turn: take 15 minutes to implement XYZ in your lab.” The instructor remains available for help during that time. This is just like how an in-person workshop would be, but done online.

In summary, the format is live, online, interactive, with flexible scheduling. It’s designed to mimic an in-person training experience as closely as possible, with the convenience of attending from your home or office. We do not provide this course in a pure self-paced video format because we’ve found students get far more value from the live mentorship (especially for complex, hands-on content).

Absolutely YES – this course is extremely hands-on. In fact, that’s a hallmark of our program. We firmly believe you learn advanced CyberArk by doing, not just by slides or lectures. Here’s what to expect on the practical side:

• Lab Exercises Every Session: Each module of the course comes with dedicated lab exercises. For example, when learning about PSM connectors, you will build a custom PSM connector in a lab environment step-by-step. When learning about CPM plugins, you will actually write a plugin script and test it on a dummy system. It’s not an exaggeration to say we have dozens of hands-on exercises throughout the course – from simple tasks (like creating safes and policies) to complex scenarios (like simulating a Vault failover or performing a bulk onboarding via API).

• Realistic Scenarios: The labs are designed to mirror real-world scenarios. We have a lab “playground” that includes a mocked enterprise setup – multiple servers, some with misconfigurations, etc., so that you can practice troubleshooting and integration in a realistic context. For instance, in one exercise, we give you a broken CPM plugin and you have to examine logs and fix it (just as you might in a job). In another, we have you perform an end-to-end onboarding of a Linux server into CyberArk, including installing a Credential Provider and verifying the application can retrieve passwords from the vault. These aren’t canned demos – you’ll be getting your hands dirty as an admin would.

• Workshop & Troubleshooting Sessions: We incorporate special “workshop” sessions which are essentially extended labs. As mentioned earlier, we have a Workshop on Advanced Integration – this is basically a mini-project where you act as the CyberArk solutions engineer given a set of requirements to fulfill. You’ll design and implement the solution while instructors supervise and assist. We also have a dedicated troubleshooting workshop: we intentionally “mess up” a CyberArk environment in various ways and challenge you to identify and fix the issues (with guidance as needed). This is one of the student favorites, as it really boosts confidence in handling real problems.

• Tools and Environments: You might be wondering how you’ll do hands-on if you don’t have CyberArk software. Fear not – we provide access to all necessary tools. You’ll use our cloud-based lab (no need to install CyberArk on your own machine). If the course requires any special utilities (for example, CyberArk APIs, REST clients, SQL tools for the Vault’s database for certain advanced operations), we either provide those in the lab VM or guide you to free tools. We also use simulation tools for some things – e.g., if testing PTA’s anomaly detection, we have a script that simulates a suspicious behavior so you can see PTA catch it.

• Instructor Demonstrations: For each major lab, the instructor will typically do a short demo first – showing the steps or an example – before you try it yourself. So you’re not thrown into the deep end without support. And if you ever feel stuck during a lab, just ask – we often troubleshoot live. Some of the most teachable moments come from a lab that didn’t work as expected, because then we analyze why and that reinforces the learning.

• After-Class Practice: In addition to in-class labs, we give optional exercises you can try between classes if you want extra practice. For example, after the API module, we might suggest: “Try to write a script that disables an unsafe account automatically and test it in your lab.” These are not graded or mandatory, but doing them can really help solidify your skills. And if you do them, the instructor is happy to review your approach and give feedback.

• Hands-On Emphasis: To put it simply, this is not a theoretical course at all. Yes, we cover theory (like we’ll explain how the Vault works internally or what the PTA algorithms are looking for), but every concept is followed by “now let’s see it in action.” The aim is that by course end, you’ve essentially performed each skill. Our philosophy is that if you’ve done it in a controlled environment, you can do it later in a production environment confidently. Many of our past students have remarked that when they went to work, tasks like onboarding a new app or upgrading a component felt familiar – because they had effectively done something similar in our class labs.

In summary, expect a lot of hands-on work. This is a roll-up-your-sleeves training program. By the end, you won’t just understand advanced CyberArk – you’ll have practiced it. We’ve structured it such that roughly 50% (if not more) of our class time is spent on labs, demos, and practical Q&A. Theory and slides are used only to introduce or explain concepts, and then we move quickly into application. If you’re enrolling in this course, be ready to type on the keyboard, not just take notes 😉. This practical focus will make you adept at using CyberArk in real scenarios, which is exactly what employers want.

The course is **specifically designed to prepare you for CyberArk’s certifications – primarily the CyberArk Defender and CyberArk Sentry exams. Many of our students use this training as a springboard to get those credentials. Here’s how it works:

• Certification Preparation: Throughout the training, we highlight topics that are important for the exams. The Defender exam (PAM-DEF) tests core administration of CyberArk (which we cover as a baseline), and the Sentry exam (PAM-SEN) focuses on advanced configuration, troubleshooting, and integration – which is exactly the focus of this course. So by completing the course, you will have covered essentially 100% of the knowledge areas of both Defender and Sentry. We also include practice questions and tips for these exams, as mentioned earlier. By the end, you should feel confident to register for the Sentry exam (assuming you have Defender or plan to take Defender on the way). Some students take the Defender exam mid-course or right after module 1, then tackle Sentry after finishing the course – that’s a strategy we can discuss if you’re interested.

• Certification Exam and Process: Now, to clarify, attending this course itself does not make you “CyberArk certified.” Certification is only achieved by passing CyberArk’s official exams which are proctored by Pearson VUE. After the training, you’ll schedule your exam (we’ll assist with the how-to). When you pass, you’ll get the certification from CyberArk. We will, of course, issue you a Certificate of Completion from Wiseman CyberSec which validates that you completed 32 hours of advanced CyberArk training – this is useful for proof of CPE credits or employer verification, but it’s not the same as the vendor certification.

• Exam Voucher: Regarding the exam voucher (i.e., the fee you pay to take the CyberArk exam): the course fee generally does not include the exam voucher by default. The reason is some students might not take the exam immediately or might already have a voucher from their employer. That said, we often run promotions – for example, occasionally we have an offer “Enroll now and get a Defender exam voucher free” or similar. These promotions change from time to time. When you talk to our admissions team, they will tell you if any current batch includes a voucher. If not, they might offer it as an add-on at a discounted price (since Wiseman is a training partner, we sometimes get vouchers at a slight discount which we pass on)wisemancybersec.com. The cost of the exams is separate (Pearson VUE sets those prices, typically in the range of a few hundred dollars per exam). We aim to be flexible – for instance, if a student wants to bundle the Sentry exam voucher into the course invoice for corporate reimbursement, we can arrange that.

• Post-Course Support for Certification: After the training, as you prepare for the exam, you’re not cut off from us. You can reach out with any last-minute questions or clarifications as you do revision. We often share additional study resources like cheat sheets, mind maps, and links to documentation that are useful for the exam. Also, if a group of students from a batch is going to take the exam around the same time, we sometimes organize a study group or follow-up session to do a final Q&A and encourage each other. Our goal is to maintain our high pass-rate, so we genuinely invest in your success.

• What about CyberArk Guardian or other advanced certs? The Guardian certification (the highest level) typically requires a lot of hands-on experience and both prior certs. This course gives you the knowledge foundation toward it (especially around architecture and advanced integrations), but CyberArk Guardian also involves an exam that may include labs. If you aim for Guardian, this course is a great stepping stone, and we can guide you on the additional things you need (like real project experience). We do not include Guardian exam in this course, but we can advise you individually if that’s your goal.

In short: Yes, this course will thoroughly prepare you for CyberArk Defender & Sentry certification exams. Many WisemanCyberSec alumni have gone on to pass these exams (often on the first try) after our training. We’ll make sure you know what to study, how to book the exam, and how to succeed. The actual certification is earned by passing the external exam – we provide everything you need to reach that milestone. As for vouchers, check with us during enrollment – we’ll be transparent about what’s included. And regardless of voucher, rest assured we’ll assist in the exam registration process and make it as smooth as possible for you to get certified.

We understand our participants are working professionals with busy schedules – sometimes things come up and you might not be able to attend a class. Don’t worry, we’ve structured the course to accommodate that:

• Class Recordings: As mentioned, all live classes are recorded. If you miss a session, you can log into the WisemanCyberSec Learning Portal and watch the HD recording of that class at your own pace, typically uploaded within 24 hourswisemancybersec.com. The recordings capture the instructor audio, presentation, and any screen shares or demos. Many students use these recordings not only when they miss a session, but also to review later on (for example, revisiting the API demo while practicing on their own).

• Instructor Support for Missed Sessions: If after watching the recording you have questions or need clarification on anything you missed, our instructors are very approachable. You can drop your question in the forum or ask at the beginning of the next session – often the instructor will take a few minutes to address it for you. In some cases, if a student missed a crucial hands-on lab, the instructor or a TA can offer to hop on a quick one-on-one call to walk you through what was done, or at least guide you through the lab steps so you don’t fall behindwisemancybersec.com. We’re committed to making sure a missed class does not derail your learning.

• Recap at Next Session: We usually start each session with a recap of the previous classwisemancybersec.com – highlighting key points discussed and how it connects to the new topics. This helps everyone recall and also benefits anyone who missed the last class. So you’ll get a summary in addition to the recording.

• Slides and Notes: We provide the slide deck and any notes or scripts used in class, so you can read through those as well. For every session, you’ll find on the portal: the recording, the PDF of slides, and any example code or configuration we discussed. It’s like having a full archive of the course that you can consult anytime.

• Peer Interaction: Even if you miss class, you won’t be out of the loop thanks to our student community channels (usually a WhatsApp or Slack group for the batch). We encourage students to discuss topics or ask questions there. If you weren’t present, you can see what doubts were raised and the clarifications given. It’s a good way to stay engaged. Also, your classmates often share their insights or resources, so you benefit from that community knowledge sharing.

• Flexibility: If you know in advance you’ll have to skip a particular day (say you have a work deployment scheduled or you’re traveling), let us know. Sometimes we can shuffle topics slightly – e.g., if multiple people are going to miss next Saturday, maybe we swap a heavy topic to the following week and do a lighter review or something on that day. We can’t always do this, but we try to be flexible if it helps the group.

• Option to Join Other Batches: In some cases, we might allow you to sit in on a session of another ongoing batch if the topic you missed is being covered there, as a make-up. For instance, if Batch A covered Module 3 when you were away, and Batch B (which runs slightly behind) is covering Module 3 next week, we might invite you to join Batch B’s class for that module live. This is subject to permission and schedule alignment, but we do offer this when feasible.

Overall, missing an occasional session is not a problem at all – our course is designed with ample support to catch up. Of course, we encourage you to attend live as much as possible for the best experience, but we know sometimes life intervenes. Rest assured, through recordings, instructor help, and our online resources, you won’t fall behind. Many students have successfully completed the course even if they had to miss a class or two due to work trips, etc. We’ve got you covered!

We want you to have the freedom to continue learning and practicing even after the formal classes end. Here’s our policy on access:

• Learning Portal (LMS) Access – Lifetime: You will retain access to our online Learning Management System indefinitely. That means all the course materials – slides, documents, and importantly, the class recordings – will be available for you to revisit whenever you wantwisemancybersec.com. There’s no cutoff like “30 days after course end” or anything (we know some providers do that; we don’t). If six months later you suddenly want to review how to create a plugin or you forgot a command shown in class, you can simply log in and play the video or download the notes. This lifetime access is great for refreshing your knowledge or if you delay taking the certification exam, you can still study from our materials.

• Lab Environment Access – Extended: During the course, you’ll use our lab servers for hands-on practice. We keep those lab environments available to you for a generous period after the course finishes. Typically, you’ll have at least 3 months of post-training lab accesswisemancybersec.com. Concretely, if your last class is in, say, March, we won’t deprovision your lab VM until at least June (and often we extend to the end of that month). This allows you to continue practicing commands, re-running exercises, or exploring parts of CyberArk we maybe didn’t fully use in class. We’ve found that students preparing for their exam especially appreciate this – they can practice in the same environment they learned in.

• Possible Extensions: If for some reason 3 months isn’t enough (maybe you scheduled your Sentry exam 5 months out, or you get super busy and want to practice later), we are flexible. You can request an extension of your lab access and in most cases, we grant it or help migrate you to a similar environment you can use on your own. Our goal is educational, not to cut you off – as long as resources permit, we try to accommodate. Worst case, we guide you on setting up a local CyberArk Community Edition or a trial environment for ongoing practice if needed. But usually, our provided labs suffice while you need them.

• Practice Exams and Quizzes: If we provided any online practice exams or quizzes through our portal, you’ll typically have access to those for a while as well. We might eventually refresh question banks, but you’ll be given any updated versions too if you are still preparing for an exam.

• Community and Updates: After the training, you become part of the WisemanCyberSec alumni community. We often share updates or new tips in our alumni channels. For instance, if CyberArk releases a new version with a feature that relates to what we covered, we might post about it. Or if a past student finds an interesting exam question pattern and shares with us, we pass that along (without breaching any exam NDA, of course – but tips like “hey, focus on X topic, I saw multiple questions on it”). Being an alum also means you can attend our occasional free webinars or workshops on advanced topics. We’ve held sessions like “What’s new in CyberArk version X” or “Deep dive into REST API use cases” as continuing education for past students. You’ll be invited to those, which is a nice way to stay up-to-date.

• Support After Course: Even after your formal training is over, you can reach out to us with questions. For example, say 4 months later you’re implementing CyberArk at work and hit a snag – feel free to drop an email to the instructor or post in the alumni forum. We love to hear from past students and don’t mind providing some guidance to ensure you succeed in real-world applications. It’s not uncommon that our relationship with students continues well beyond the classroom.

• CPE Credits and Certificates: On a related note, since you’ll have lifetime access to the materials, you can also use our certificate of completion to claim Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits if you hold other certifications (like CISSP, etc.). We are happy to verify your participation if an audit occurs. The cybersecurity field requires continuous learning, and we want to support that for you.

So in summary, you will have long-term access to everything you used during the course – materials forever, labs for a substantial time (with flexibility for more if needed). We don’t cut off your learning – on the contrary, we try to empower you to keep growing. Our philosophy is that training is an investment and we want you to get maximum return on it, even if that means supporting you well after the classes conclude.

Privileged Access Management (PAM), and CyberArk in particular, is one of the hottest areas in cybersecurity right now. Organizations are increasingly aware that securing privileged accounts is absolutely critical (many recent breaches have involved compromised admin credentials). Consequently, there is a surging demand for professionals with CyberArk expertise. Here’s how your career can benefit:

• In-Demand Job Roles: After this training (and especially after getting certified), you’ll be qualified for roles like CyberArk Engineer, PAM Administrator, Privileged Access Security Specialist, or IAM Engineer focusing on PAM. Many of our alumni have stepped up into dedicated CyberArk/PAM roles in their companies or landed new jobs at organizations that use CyberArk. Typical titles include: CyberArk Implementation Engineer, Senior Security Analyst – PAM, CyberArk Consultant, Privileged Account Security Lead, and so on. If you are earlier in your career, you might start as a PAM Analyst or Junior CyberArk Admin, but with this advanced skill set, you can quickly rise to senior positions.

• Career Advancement: If you’re already a security professional, adding advanced CyberArk skills can propel you into more senior or specialized positions. For example, one of our past students was a general IT Security Engineer; after getting CyberArk Sentry certified, he was promoted to be the Privileged Access Management Lead for his company’s infrastructure team. Another student leveraged the certification to transition from an IT auditor role to a hands-on security engineering role because now he had a concrete technical specialty. Employers recognize CyberArk proficiency as a mark of a specialist in a critical domain, often leading to faster promotions or greater responsibilities.

• Higher Earning Potential: It’s hard to quote exact numbers as salaries vary by region and experience, but in general CyberArk-skilled professionals command premium salaries. Industry reports and our anecdotal data from alumni indicate that people with CyberArk certifications often earn significantly more (20% or higher) than their peers without those skills. For instance, in the US, a CyberArk Engineer can earn upwards of $120k-$150k annually in many cases, and in India, there are roles in the ₹20-30 LPA range for experienced PAM specialists – quite above average for IT roles at that experience level. As organizations are willing to pay to secure their crown jewels, they invest in talent who can do that.

• Job Security and Growth: CyberArk (and PAM generally) is not a fad – it’s an entrenched need. Once a company invests in CyberArk, they need experts to run it year after year. So having this skill can provide strong job security. Furthermore, the PAM market is rapidly growing, meaning more and more companies will be hiring in this space. We’ve noticed that even during times when other hiring slowed, PAM roles were still being listed because companies can’t afford to leave privileged accounts unprotected.

• Global Opportunities: CyberArk is used worldwide, from North America and Europe to Asia and the Middle East. With this skill, you aren’t limited to local opportunities – many international firms are seeking CyberArk-certified experts. We’ve had students land jobs abroad or remote consulting gigs because of their CyberArk expertise. If working overseas or for multinational companies is a goal, this certification can strengthen your profile significantly.

• Consulting and Contracting: Some of our trainees use their knowledge to go into consulting. There’s a strong market for CyberArk consultants who can implement projects for clients. This can be very lucrative if you go independent or join a niche consulting firm. Typically, CyberArk consultants are billed at high day-rates given the specialized skill. With the advanced training, you could confidently take on such project-based work.

• Competitive Edge: Even if you stay in your current role (say you’re an IAM manager or sysadmin), having advanced CyberArk knowledge and possibly a Sentry certification adds a competitive edge to your profile. It sets you apart from others in cybersecurity by showing you have a mastery of a specific, critical domain. If you ever decide to switch jobs, that certification and skill will shine on your resume – often becoming the key talking point in interviews. Many Fortune 500 companies and government agencies now explicitly list CyberArk experience or certification as a requirement in senior security job postings. You’ll be able to tick that box with confidence.

• Career Support from Wiseman: Additionally, as part of our program, we give you career support (resume help, interview prep, job leads). We actively help some students get placed via our network. We’ve built relationships with recruiters and companies that often ask us for skilled candidates. For instance, if a partner company says “we need a CyberArk admin”, we look to our pool of trained alumni to recommend. We can’t guarantee a job, but we do our best to open doors for you. Many of our students have landed roles like PAM Consultant, Security Operations Lead, Senior CyberArk Engineer etc., within weeks or months of finishing the course (some even while the course was ongoing, armed with new knowledge).

In summary, after this course you will have one of the most sought-after skill sets in cybersecurity. You can expect opportunities to expand, whether that’s a promotion in your current organization or a new job elsewhere. Combined with a CyberArk certification (Defender/Sentry), you become a certified specialist in a field where demand far outstrips supply – a great position to be in for negotiating salary or choosing among job offers. Our aim is not only to train you technically, but also to help you capitalize on it professionally. We’ll be there to guide you in translating your new skills into career growth. Many WisemanCyberSec alumni have gone on to become PAM team leads, consultants, or high-paid experts – we’d love for you to be the next success story!

Yes, we do offer job placement support as part of our training package – it’s something we pride ourselves on. We understand that ultimately many people take this course to boost their career or transition to a new role, and we go the extra mile to help you achieve that. Here’s how our placement assistance works:

• Career Guidance and Mentoring: Throughout the course (especially towards the end), we include discussions on career paths in PAM. You’ll get advice on what kinds of roles to target given your background, how to position yourself, and even how to leverage your new skills in your current job for advancement. This includes one-on-one conversations if needed to understand your career goals and tailor advice.

• Resume and Profile Building: We provide personalized resume review and building sessions. Our experts will help you update your resume to highlight your CyberArk skills and project experience from the labs. We know the keywords and focus points that recruiters look for in this domain (like “implemented CyberArk vault with HA”, “developed custom CPM plugin”, etc.) and we ensure those stand out on your CV. We’ll also advise on optimizing your LinkedIn profile to attract opportunities – many recruiters actively search for CyberArk skills on LinkedIn.

• Interview Preparation: Landing a job isn’t just about the resume – you have to ace the interview. We conduct interview preparation sessions where we go over common interview questions for CyberArk/PAM roles. This can range from technical questions (“How do you integrate CyberArk with Active Directory?”) to scenario questions (“How would you design a PAM solution for a cloud environment?”) to even some hands-on tasks (we’ve seen interviews where they ask candidates to interpret a sample log or diagram a solution – the kind of things you’ll practice in our course). We sometimes do mock interviews upon request, giving you a safe environment to practice articulating your answers and get feedback.

• Job Leads and Referrals: WisemanCyberSec has a network of hiring partners and contacts in the industry. When you complete the course, we don’t cut the relationship – in fact, we often share job leads with our alumni group. If companies approach us looking for skilled graduates, we will notify you. Similarly, if you find a position to apply to and need a referral or reference, we can often help. We’ve written recommendation letters for students and endorsed their skills on LinkedIn, etc. Many alumni have been referred by us to recruiters in our network, which can give a big leg up in the hiring process.

• Placement Record: To be transparent, while we cannot guarantee a job (no ethical institution can guarantee one – hiring is ultimately in the employer’s hands), we have a strong track record. A significant number of our trainees have successfully moved into better jobs post-training. Some anecdotal examples: One student was a system admin; after our course and certification, we connected him with a security firm and he got hired as a Junior PAM Consultant. Another was a fresh grad with an internship – we helped her land a role at a bank as a CyberArk support analyst. These successes come from the combination of your effort + our support.

• Long-term Support: Even after you get placed, you remain part of our community. If down the line you want to switch jobs again or need career advice, you can reach out. We’ve had past students come back a year later asking for advice on whether to go into consulting vs in-house, or whether pursuing the Guardian cert would help their career – and we gladly consult them. Once you train with us, you’re part of the Wiseman family in that sense.

• Global Opportunities and Visa: For those looking abroad, we can sometimes connect you with international opportunities. We have alumni in the US, UK, Middle East, etc. If you’re open to relocation, let us know – occasionally recruiters approach us specifically seeking talent willing to move. We can’t handle visa processes ourselves, but we can put you in touch with hiring partners that do sponsorships if you fit their needs.