Top 10 CyberExam Alternatives & Competitors

Top 10 Alternatives to CyberExam Recently Reviewed By G2 Community

#1

Infosec Skills
By Infosec
(742)4.6 out of 5
Infosec Skills is the only cybersecurity training platform that moves as fast as you do. Train on your schedule with unlimited access to 100s of hands-on cybersecurity courses and hands-on virtual labs — or upgrade to an Infosec Skills boot camp for live, instructor-led training guaranteed to get you certified on your first attempt. Whether you're seeking training for yourself or your team, Infosec’s deep bench of cyber expertise and award-winning training platform provide the resources and guidance you need to stay ahead of technology change. Infosec Skills helps you: ● Build and validate in-demand cybersecurity skills ● Learn by doing with hands-on cloud-hosted labs, projects and assessments ● Get certified and stay certified with 100s of continuing education credits opportunities ● Train for your current job — or your dream career— with role-based learning paths mapped to the NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework ● Assess and fill your team’s skill gaps with easy-to-use team management tools, custom training assignments and immersive team boot camps
Categories in common with CyberExam:
• Cybersecurity Professional Development
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Reviewers say compared to CyberExam, Infosec Skills is:
Easier to admin
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#2

INE
By INE
(362)4.4 out of 5
Individual Access gives you unlimited access to our entire catalog of over 15,000 videos of network and IT training. Business Plans provide teams of 4 or more the same access to course content that individuals receive with the addition of features like advanced user analytics, transferrable licenses, and access to Cisco lab environments.
Categories in common with CyberExam:
• Cybersecurity Professional Development
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Reviewers say compared to CyberExam, INE is:
Easier to admin
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#3

EasyLlama
By EasyLlama
(210)4.8 out of 5
We make it fun and engaging for your entire organization to comply with the latest harassment and discrimination training regulations, through interactive bite-sized episodes designed to be watched on-the-go.
Categories in common with CyberExam:
• Cybersecurity Professional Development
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Reviewers say compared to CyberExam, EasyLlama is:
Easier to admin
Better at meeting requirements
Easier to set up
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#4

Hack The Box
By Hack The Box
(188)4.8 out of 5
An interactive and guided skill development platform for corporate IT teams that want to master Offensive, Defensive, and General cybersecurity techniques and get certified in their expertise.
Categories in common with CyberExam:
• Cybersecurity Professional Development
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Reviewers say compared to CyberExam, Hack The Box is:
Easier to admin
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#5

Immersive Labs
By Immersive Labs
(109)4.7 out of 5
A fully interactive, on-demand, and gamified cyber skills platform
Categories in common with CyberExam:
• Cybersecurity Professional Development
Reviewers say compared to CyberExam, Immersive Labs is:
Easier to admin
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#6

RangeForce
By RangeForce
(22)4.6 out of 5
RangeForce is a scalable cloud-based platform providing hands-on measurable simulation training for cybersecurity and IT operations professionals.
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• Cybersecurity Professional Development
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#7

Cybrary
By Cybrary
(17)4.0 out of 5
Cybrary is a free and crowd-sourced Cyber Security and IT learning platform.
Categories in common with CyberExam:
• Cybersecurity Professional Development
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#8

OffSec
By OffSec
(16)4.9 out of 5
The Penetration Testing with Kali Linux (PWK/PEN-200) online ethical hacking course is self-paced. It introduces penetration testing tools and techniques via hands-on experience. PEN-200 trains not only the skills, but also the mindset required to be a successful penetration tester. Students who complete the course and pass the exam earn the Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) certification. This course features five recently retired OSCP exam machines now added to the PWK labs. These five machines represent an entire OSCP exam room.
Categories in common with CyberExam:
• Cybersecurity Professional Development
Reviewers say compared to CyberExam, OffSec is:
Better at meeting requirements
Easier to set up
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#9

TryHackMe
By TryHackMe
(12)4.7 out of 5
TryHackMe offers gamified cyber security training to all experience levels across various areas, including red teaming, blue teaming and DevSecOps. TryHackMe doesn’t just help individuals and teams acquire technical skills but also allows them to put these skills into practice through a combination of realistic challenges and learning content.
Categories in common with CyberExam:
• Cybersecurity Professional Development
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#10

Cyberbit
By Cyberbit
(12)4.2 out of 5
Cyberbit provides the world’s leading SaaS or on-prem platform for cyber security skill development and readiness. The platform dramatically improves information security team performance, optimizes hiring processes, and accelerates the onboarding process for new hires, by delivering a hyper-realistic simulation of real-world threats, within a virtual SOC. The Cyberbit platform combines several capabilities: an advanced cyber range for live-fire team exercises, a cyber lab catalog for hands-on, individual skill development, and a cyber crisis simulator for executive teams, replacing conventional tabletop exercises. All exercises are aligned with the MITRE ATT&CK Framework, and with the NICE Cyber Security Framework, and provide CPE credits on (ISC)2. The Cyberbit platform serves over 1,000,000 exercises every year and is used by the world’s largest financial institutions, health care providers, global system integrators, government and military organizations, and higher education institutions.
Categories in common with CyberExam:
• Cybersecurity Professional Development
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