AstralGuard Cyber Academy

The attacker is already on the endpoint, waiting. This course trains you to detect, hunt and respond using real EDR and XDR platforms including CrowdStrike Falcon, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Velociraptor, LimaCharlie and Wazuh, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.Hands on labs, live simulated attacker activity, and a capstone incident response simulation. Built for SOC analysts, threat hunters and anyone ready to defend live environments, not just study theory.Find full course details here

Learn to turn publicly available data into actionable intelligence legally and professionally. Master tools like Maltego, Shodan, SpiderFoot, and more through guided labs and real-world investigation scenarios.🚀 Starts: August 17, 2026🏁 Ends: September 24, 2026👥 Max Students: 12🎓 Certificate: Certificate in OSINT Investigations👉 View Full Course Details

AstralGuard Cyber Academy — Discord CommunityThe AstralGuard Discord is the home base for every serious cybersecurity learner who wants more than just tutorials. This is a live, active community where you learn by doing, get real answers from real people, and stay plugged into everything happening in the cybersecurity world.What you get when you join:Join a community built specifically for cybersecurity students, CTF players, ethical hackers, and digital forensics enthusiasts at every level. Whether you just discovered the field or you're already running penetration tests, there's a place for you here.Inside the server you'll find dedicated channels for CTF challenges and writeup discussions, forensics, web security, network security, OSINT, and more. Stuck on a challenge? Post it. Someone in the community has been there and will help you work through it no gatekeeping, no judgment.Get early access to AstralGuard CTF events before they go public, be the first to know about new solve books, courses, and free resources dropping in the store, and participate in community challenges designed to sharpen your skills between major events.The AstralGuard team is active in the server. Ask questions, get feedback on your methodology, and learn how professionals actually approach security problems not just the textbook version.Who should join:Beginners trying to find their footing in cybersecurity. Intermediate learners who want to go deeper. CTF players who want a team. Self-taught hackers who want community. Anyone serious about building real skills.It's completely free. Click the link, join the server, introduce yourself, and start learning.