Questions, answered.

Xyber One is a mobile app that takes you from interested in cybersecurity to job-ready for a specific role. You pick a role, learn in short sessions and practise with quizzes, scenarios, flashcards and hands-on challenges.

Xyber One is being built for iOS and Android from a single codebase. Join the waitlist and we will email you when it opens. The first release covers all ten domains in the catalogue, with full learning content for SOC Analyst and Incident Response.

Yes. Onboarding asks about your goal and experience, then sets your starting difficulty. If you are not sure which domain fits, there is a two-minute quiz to help you choose.

You choose a daily goal of 5, 10, 15 or 20 minutes. Lessons are short swipeable cards, and quizzes run five, ten or twenty questions.

Once you reach 60% progress on a role, the assessment unlocks. It has 30 items and a 40-minute limit, and gives you a score from 0 to 100, a readiness band, per-module skill bars, your strengths and your gaps. Score 70 or more and you earn a shareable certificate.

No. In Hint mode it nudges you without revealing the answer, and it is switched off during a Skill Assessment. It explains concepts in plain language, quizzes you and runs mock interviews, grounded in the lesson content you are studying.

Yes. Every practical task runs in simulated, sandboxed content. There are no live targets, and the tutor refuses step-by-step instructions for attacking real systems.

There is a free tier with all fundamentals and one role path, and a Premium tier with every role, unlimited tutor messages and certificates. Final pricing is announced at launch.

Downloaded modules work offline, including lessons, quizzes and flashcards, and your attempts sync when you reconnect. The AI Tutor, leaderboards and assessments need a connection.

You can export your profile, progress and attempts as JSON, and delete your account in the app. We keep analytics to a minimum. Read the privacy policy for the full detail.