SecureLearn

Elevator Pitch: SecureLearn connects the dots between education and practice in cybersecurity. By integrating real-world bug bounty programs into our curriculum, we’re not just teaching cybersecurity; we’re immersing students in it. Join us to transform your cyber skills and help create a safer digital world.

Concept

An EdTech platform focusing on practical cybersecurity education through real-world bug bounty programs

Objective

To bridge the gap in cybersecurity education by providing hands-on, real-world experiences through bug bounty programs.

Solution

An educational platform that partners with companies to integrate their bug bounty programs into a curriculum designed for aspiring cybersecurity professionals, focusing on practical, hands-on experience.

Revenue Model

Subscription fees from students, service fees from companies for listing their bug bounty programs, and a commission from bug bounties claimed by students.

Target Market

Cybersecurity students, IT faculties, professionals looking to upskill, and companies seeking to improve their product security.

Expansion Plan

Initially targeting IT-oriented faculties and universities, then expanding to online self-paced courses for professionals and hobbyists. Future expansions may include partnership with governmental and private sector entities for tailored training programs.

Potential Challenges

Ensuring the quality and relevance of the bug bounty programs, maintaining student privacy and data security, and managing the legal and ethical considerations of bug hunting.

Customer Problem

The shortage of practically-trained cybersecurity professionals and the need for real-world experience in educational programs.

Regulatory and Ethical Issues

Strict adherence to privacy laws, ensuring all bug hunting activities are ethical and legal, and transparently managing any discovered vulnerabilities.

Disruptiveness

Revolutionizes cybersecurity education by moving beyond theoretical approaches to include practical, real-world problem-solving, directly impacting the quality of future cybersecurity professionals.