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Embedded developers, pentesters, security engineers, CISOs and IoT product managers, as well as compliance managers, quality engineers, automation engineers and OT security managers. Use cases cover defense, aerospace, energy and consumer IoT.
Three fully online paths: IoT Security Level 1 (21 modules, 21 h), Cyber Resilience Act Level 1 (22 modules, 12 h) and IEC 62443-4-2 for industrial components (8 modules, 8 h). The platform catalog also gives access to each training individually.
See the programs in detailThe license costs €3,000 per year per person, with one week free. It gives full access to the platform, the certification paths and content updates. The DVID board costs €250 per unit. A free license also lets you try a selection of trainings renewed every month.
See pricingOnly for "Hardware" trainings, which are done on the DVIDv2 board. "Virtualization" trainings need no hardware: a recent browser and an internet connection are enough.
Yes. In the IoT Security path, each module is validated by a flag and a final challenge combines several vulnerabilities, leading to a certificate and a DVID certification as a digital badge. The CRA path is validated by a quiz (70% pass mark) and a certificate. The platform issues a completion certificate for every certification you finish.
No advanced prerequisites: every training is explained, demonstrated and then practiced. Familiarity with Python, C and serial interfaces helps, but is not required.
The CRA (Regulation (EU) 2024/2847) has been in force since 10 December 2024. The obligations to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents have applied since 11 September 2026, and all requirements will apply from 11 December 2027. The DVID CRA path covers the Annex I requirements.
Read our CRA articleNo. The design files of the DVIDv2 board are not published. Part of the content is open source, however, such as firmware and challenges (CTF, escape games, workshops) available on GitHub. The board is designed and made in Europe, features an ESP32 and an STM32, and supports Wi-Fi, BLE, UART, I2C, SPI and JTAG.
See the open source contentCreate a free account on experience.dvid.eu with the "Access training" button: the free license gives access to a selection of trainings. For a team, request a demo through the contact form.
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