Transform Your Cybersecurity Program Through Operational Training.
Fast changing technology require the ability to analyze increasingly complex coporate systems.
Certification training lacks real-job situations
Traditional training is wasteful and inefficient
Cybersecurity skills degrade quickly as threats evolve and tasks become increasingly dynamic
Training with basic tools is failing the industry
Threats require scalable prep and automation
New-entry hires lack task readiness and fluent use of best practices
Robust team-based skills are critical to readiness
Fire figthing on the job leaves little time to learn
Founded upon two decades of cybersecurity experience.
The founders of RapidAscent realized there were key gaps in cybersecurity training that spans commercial, national defense, nuclear security, and critical infrastructure education.
Prior Training Experience, MIT and Stanford.
With decades of university, National Lab and corporate risk management experience, RapidAscent’s founders incubated and piloted online operational task training, drawing from their experience and success in operational flight simulation training.
Created RapidAscent in 2020 to address key underlying challenges in worldwide digital security.
Motivated by the massive monetary and strategic losses across industry and government, largely caused by lack of expert staff, RapidAscent was founded to transform cybersecurity with next generation operational training.
Developed new apprentice programs and employee upskilling to address the wide range of skills gaps.
Help cybersecurity professionals operate effectively from their first fundamental training through internship, apprenticeship, hiring, advancement, promotion, and retention.
Continued transformation.
Launched F50 aerospace training program with leaders in the industry, serving supply chain vendors and customers and engaging other industries. Received Good Jobs grant from US DOC with Boeing, adding DOL Registration and continued extension into corporate upskilling.
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