01Training

Web3 Security Awareness

16 modules, 48 questions, about 2 hours. Renewed annually.

02Programme

What it covers.

Two halves. The first is the Cybercentry Security Onion — the seven OSI layers plus Incident Response and Threat Intelligence — which secures the machine you sign from. The second covers what you are being asked to sign: approvals, signatures, drainers, address poisoning, custody and counterparty risk.

The second half exists because most losses are not credential theft. The victim approves, on an uncompromised device, having been shown something they could not read. Conventional security training does not address that at all.

modules with assessment

2 of 3

required to pass each module

365 days

before renewal is due

03Curriculum

The modules.

The Security Onion

01Your devicesFree 02Your local networkSeat required 03Browsing and routingSeat required 04Data in transitSeat required 05Accounts and sessionsSeat required 06Verifying what you are shownSeat required 07Wallets and platformsSeat required 08When it goes wrongSeat required 09Staying currentSeat required

Web3 threats

10Seed phrases and custodySeat required 11Approvals and allowancesSeat required 12Signatures and blind signingSeat required 13Drainers and hostile sitesSeat required 14Social engineeringSeat required 15Address poisoning and transaction hygieneSeat required 16Contracts, bridges and counterpartiesSeat required

04Enrol

$25 a seat.

Module 01 is open, so you can judge the writing before paying for the rest. A seat covers all 16 modules, every assessment, and the certificate.

Buying for a team? Add ?seats=25 and you receive that many one-time codes to distribute. Each person redeems one against their own wallet, so completion is recorded per person rather than per purchase.

Passing issues a certificate against your wallet address, and Guild reads that directly to grant the year's role and mint the certificate NFT. Renew each year to keep it current.

I have a code Enrol — $25