Courses are free. A certificate is paid. Ask for a quotation when you want scoped work or a credential.
Shared foundations for a small team: online safety, the shell, and how a network is put together. Staff can study these without a prior certificate. The courses are free. They are the same shelves a student uses, written so a shop can follow them after hours.
Passwords, phishing, devices, and the first things a small shop should watch. This is knowledge, not a client test. It is free to read and to practice in the lab. Use it to brief staff before you pay for anything.
What a defender, a tester, and a coordinator each do on a small team. The role guides are free. They help you see which seat you are hiring for. Work on your own systems is quoted separately and stays inside a written scope.
A Nethub certificate is paid. The courses underneath it stay free, so you can study before you decide. A certificate is not a university diploma. Ask for a quotation when a credential, or scoped work, is what you need.
General courses and the basic cybersecurity shelf are free. A person on your team can read them, practice the names, and sit a lab exercise without creating a paid account first. The point is a shared vocabulary: what to watch, who does which role, and when to stop and ask.
A certificate is paid. So is work on your own network: a test, a hardening pass, or a staff session with a written scope. Use the form below. No account is required. Say whether you want information, a quotation, or a paid certificate.
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