For 2.5 hours you're inside a working security operations center. A real attack fires in IBM QRadar, gets investigated in CrowdStrike Falcon, and escalated in Jira, the way an analyst actually does the job. No slides. Real screens.
You will watch these tools in a live environment.
An unscripted 2.5 hours inside a working security operations center. Four segments. Real data on screen. Real decisions made live, not the diagram in your Security+ book.
The shift cadence, the standup, the playbooks, and how Tier 1 hands off to Tier 2. How an enterprise SOC actually runs. The rhythm no blog post can show you.
An offense fires. We triage it the way Tier 1 actually does. Read the offense data, pivot on the source, decide whether it's noise or a real attack.
A real malware sample lands on an endpoint. We investigate inside Falcon. Process trees, parent-child relationships, the indicators a human analyst actually looks at.
We write the ticket Tier 2 will actually act on. The structure, the evidence to attach, the exact language hiring managers probe in the "walk me through an investigation" question.
You have your Security+. You can recite kill chains. Then the hiring manager says “walk me through how you'd investigate this offense.” The room goes quiet.
Because you've never opened QRadar. You've never seen a detection land in Falcon. You've read about the work, but you've never watched it happen. This is the workshop for that exact problem.
Pivoting in from IT, sysadmin, helpdesk, or QA? Same room. We work from real offense data and real endpoint detections, the way an analyst does the job, so you walk out able to describe an investigation you actually watched, not a definition you memorized.

I built CYDEO because the bootcamp model was broken. Twelve weeks, hidden prices, slides instead of tool time.
This 2.5 hours is the inverse of that. No promise of “job-ready by Monday.” No transformation arc. Just the screens, the alerts, and the decisions that make up a working SOC shift, shown to you live with your questions answered in chat.
The $7.99 is what keeps the room serious.
You're not betting $7.99 on an unknown. You're spending it with the team that's spent a decade getting people into tech jobs. And you can walk it back within 24 hours.
“From zero to hero. They teach the tools and the workflow from scratch, not just theory. Highly recommended.”
“Instructors had deep technical knowledge and always took time to explain complex concepts clearly. The real-world practice is what set it apart.”
“I had no IT background. Their training got me into a role I never thought I'd reach. The hands-on tool time made the difference.”
These are graduates of CYDEO's full programs, shown so you know who's running the room. The workshop is your firsthand look at how that same content is taught.
Most people watch the 2.5 hours and realize the work is learnable. The gap between them and a SOC role is a path, not a wall. If that's you, there's a full Cybersecurity Analyst program waiting that takes you from this room to job-ready, the same way we've done it for thousands. No pressure on Sunday. A five-minute mention at the end, and a door you can walk through if you want it. The workshop stands on its own either way.
$7.99 to sit in the room. Refundable for 24 hours after, if it wasn't worth it.