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Network Security Trainer - full-time position - East coast US / EMEA region only

Corelight is hiring for a full-time Network Security Trainer position. The job is mostly remote, but we are currently searching for candidates on the East Coast of the United States or in the EMEA region exclusively.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Guide customers through learning Corelight's tools and applying cybersecurity best practices
  • Support updates to training content as products and threats evolve
  • Assist in developing recorded, on-demand training modules
  • Deliver training virtually and occasionally in person
  • Help manage and update our Learning Management System (experience with Skilljar is a plus)
  • Walk students through how to use Corelight for basic threat hunting and incident response
  • Support hands-on labs and interactive exercises like Capture the Flag (CTF)
  • Learn and explain key cybersecurity concepts and how Corelight fits into the bigger picture
  • Collaborate with team members to improve training quality and effectiveness
  • Continuously learn about emerging threats and detection strategies to inform training improvements
  • Participate in team retrospectives and feedback sessions to help shape future training offerings
Basic Qualifications:

  • Three plus years experience or coursework in cybersecurity training
  • Strong interest in teaching and helping others learn
  • Good verbal and written communication skills
  • Comfortable presenting technical content to different audiences
  • Basic familiarity with network protocols, firewalls, or operating systems like Windows, Linux, or MacOS
  • Any experience with Zeek, Suricata, or scripting languages (e.g., Python, Bash) is a plus but not required
  • Willingness to travel up to 25-50%
  • A degree in a technical field or equivalent practical experience
To see the full job listing and to apply, click here


I'm not a recruiter. I don't have firsthand knowledge of the salary range. I am posting this to increase visibility of the position.

You can apply for the job and ask the recruiter about the salary range when they reach out to you.

Security+ Unusual Request from Contractor

As a contractor, I would NEVER agree to buy courseware and labs for a client. I would direct them to CompTIA to purchase it directly.

I've been scammed too many times. If they want courseware, they can get it.
Lessons learnt in a hard way

Security+ Unusual Request from Contractor

As a contractor, I would NEVER agree to buy courseware and labs for a client. I would direct them to CompTIA to purchase it directly.

I've been scammed too many times. If they want courseware, they can get it.
Totally concur here. Provide the client with options, sure. At the very furthest, they provide the cash upfront if they wanted me to buy it on their behalf. But that's it. Contractor should never accept the client's risk on anything.

Security+ Unusual Request from Contractor

Hello,

There's a company that reached out to me that was interested in hiring me to teach Security+ as a subcontractor for them when they are able to obtain contracts. I have no problem with that. Today, they contacted me and said they may are negotiating for a client in Costa Rica, and they want to know what the charge would be for the courseware and labs. So I asked them if they were expecting me to bring all that to the table, and they said yes. I'm fine with that. I have an LLC, but it sounds as though I would need to become a CompTIA authorized provider. Does anyone know the process for setting that up, or could perhaps point me in the direction of someone at CompTIA who could advise me?

Thanks!

DRoss
As a contractor, I would NEVER agree to buy courseware and labs for a client. I would direct them to CompTIA to purchase it directly.

I've been scammed too many times. If they want courseware, they can get it.

Linux+

The last Linux+ TTT was XK0-005, which finished up in June 2024. I wouldn't expect the next one until 2027. Check the Resources section for the recordings.
The new version of Linux+ XK0-006 has been introduced and will be available from 15th July 25. So I asked this question.

I don't know, I received this mail only. OR all of us got such a mail.

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