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Blackbox CLC
Complete lesson packs, labs, and presenters — built by an OSCP-certified practitioner who still teaches.
Why instructors and practitioners choose Blackbox CLC
Standards alignment
See the full mapping on the standards page.
A note from the CEO
Cybersecurity education has a practitioner gap — in schools, bootcamps, corporate onboarding, and self-study paths alike. Too much material is written by people who have never done the work, or by people who have never taught it. Learners leave with credentials and language that do not match the job.
The fields under the “cyber umbrella” — offensive security, defensive operations, threat intel, cloud security, AI safety — move too fast for yesterday's playbooks. Teachers and trainers need materials they can run without rebuilding every Sunday night. Professionals need a structured path that still respects how the work is actually done.
That is why I built Blackbox CLC.
Blackbox Intelligence Group LLC built the Cyber Learning Center as a curriculum platform written and updated by senior offensive and defensive practitioners who also train teams and teach live learners. Every module, lab, and rubric is shaped by people who still do the work — and still stand in front of a room.
It started in a high-school CTE classroom because that is where the gap is loudest. It is built for anyone who teaches, trains, or seriously studies cyber and AI: schools, community college, corporate L&D, bootcamps, mentors, and individual professionals.
Learners deserve curriculum that reflects the industry as it is. Instructors deserve complete packs they can run on day one. Organizations deserve a partner that takes both seriously.
That is exactly what Blackbox CLC was built to deliver.
- Alexander Morrow, Founder & CEO, Blackbox Intelligence Group LLC
Why Blackbox CLC
Most cyber curricula are either academic theory or cert dumps with no classroom plan. Blackbox CLC is neither: every module ships with the guides, worksheets, rubrics, answer keys, presenters, and pacing a real instructor needs — written by someone who still does the job.
No live exploitation. No real targets. Every lab uses approved, fictional, controlled environments — fit for schools and professional training rooms.
Stamp your logo, colors, and policy language on safety agreements, syllabi, and certificates — school, company, or training brand.
OSCP-certified author who still teaches live learners — content stays honest about what real cybersecurity work looks like.
Two flagship tracks
Run them as a multi-year program, a corporate cohort, a bootcamp sequence, or self-paced study — pick the track that fits your goals.
A full year of cyber foundations and depth: ethics and authorized use, account security, phishing, malware, network defense, incident response, hardening, triage, and careers. Defensive-first and training-safe by design.
Ten units that explain how LLMs actually work, how to prompt them well, how to run local open-source models, and how to use AI ethically — for classrooms, teams, and professionals who need more than a tip sheet.
Editions
Begin with the 6-module Starter for one instructor. Upgrade to a full semester (with Blackbox Essentials), add AI Fluency, take the full year pathway, or equip a whole organization when you are ready.
The presenter
Every module ships with an in-browser presenter: themed slides, private speaker notes for the teacher, keyboard navigation, and full-screen mode. It loads once, then keeps working even if the school wi-fi drops mid-period.
Cybersecurity I · Module 1
Slide 4 of 24 · Press ↓ for speaker notes
Try it on the free Unit 1. No setup, no install, no account required. Open the deck in your browser and start teaching immediately.
New course
Ten units that teach how LLMs actually work, how to prompt them well, how to install local open-source models, and how to use AI ethically — for schools, teams, and individuals who need more than a tip sheet. Capstone-graded. Free Unit 1 sample available.
Beyond the curriculum
Schools, districts, and organizations can hire Blackbox Intelligence Group LLC for cybersecurity reviews, vulnerability assessments, tabletop exercises, staff training, and managed endpoint defense.