NeuralCiberGuard builds GuardEndDev Suite (GEDS): affordable, enterprise-grade cybersecurity across endpoint, mobile, network, and web — unified in one AI-assisted dashboard.
Nathaniel · Charles · Nicholas · Abdel — ISS Diploma 2026

All in SAIT's Information Security (ISS) Diploma, graduating 2026 — each owning one protection surface of GEDS.
The combined proficiency across the team, and the tools we actually work with.
GitHub · 2025 · Completed
Microsoft Azure · In progress
Cisco · In progress
CompTIA · Planned
ISC2 · Planned
GIAC · Planned
A live shell we built for this site — type a command to explore the team, the products, and the build. Try help.
A real interactive component — commands run in your browser, nothing is sent anywhere.
Academic and operational security work — from penetration testing to two years of production defence.
A structured path through the ISS program — click any phase to expand. [dates/courses: confirm with your SAIT records]
Isolated lab built with virtual machines, Kali Linux, Windows Server, and a structured project repository. Public portfolio online.
Networking fundamentals, OS internals, and computer architecture. Cisco Packet Tracer labs, IP addressing, ACLs, subnetting.
Attack/defence techniques, web vulnerabilities (DAST), and security practice within the Canadian legal context.
Social engineering, compliance and encryption, and scripting for security tooling.
Governance frameworks, policy writing, risk-assessment methodology, and the statistical thinking behind data-driven security decisions.
Wireless attack vectors (WPA2 cracking, rogue APs), IoT attack surface, and OS-level exploitation techniques.
Static/dynamic malware analysis, PC-format & sandboxing, disk/memory forensics, and evidence chain of custody.
Cloud security focus, detection engineering, and the Tech CapCon capstone showcase (Aug 2026): first green pipeline, Sentry on real hardware, signed release.
Keeping current isn't optional — it's the job. A live global attack map, and the sources we actually follow.
Live feed embedded from Check Point's public ThreatMap. If it doesn't load in your browser, open threatmap.checkpoint.com directly.
The largest practitioner-run community — tools, careers, and breaking news, unfiltered.
Long-form journalism on state-sponsored attacks, zero-days, and policy.
High-volume threat intelligence and CVE coverage — active exploits and new malware.
Brian Krebs — the gold standard in cybercrime investigation, fraud, and botnets.
Best technical coverage of ransomware campaigns, malware analysis, and Windows security.
Daily threat diaries from SANS instructors — technical, dense, and current.
Enterprise threat intelligence and vendor research — the business side of security.
Fast-moving daily coverage of data breaches, ransomware, and threat-actor activity.
Professional-grade tools across network security, application testing, cloud defence, incident response, SIEM/SOC, threat intelligence, OT/IoT, and forensics — every tool a working security engineer actually uses. Filter by discipline:
Learn real attack techniques by playing. Our flagship — Cyber Traversal — leads a growing library of hands-on security games, all on our games hub.
Real 2025–2026 attack techniques — ROP chains, supply-chain compromise, process injection, LotL/LOLBins — mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and the NIST NICE Workforce Framework. Live CVE feed, XP system, skill tree, and a tool arsenal.
Three modes: Professional (full security-tool guide) · Senior / Consumer Awareness (GrapheneOS + consumer app guidance) · Industry Threats (sector case studies for Healthcare, Finance, Retail, Education).
Enter the Games hub →One suite, one backend, one AI assistant. Five protection surfaces feed a single multi-tenant dashboard — a small business sees one incident, not ten disconnected alerts.
Linux AI-EDR — 7 MITRE rules, anomaly ranking, ransomware canary mesh.
Android PhishGuard — on-device scam-SMS & SIM-swap detection.
Raspberry Pi deception tripwire — honeypot, Wi-Fi/RF, LoRa.
Unified alerts + a plain-English AI incident-response assistant.
Edge WAF / IDS / IPS — web attacks join the same incident thread.