A map of the job. Not a pile of courses.
The Atlas lays out every skill a SOC analyst actually uses, shows you where you stand, and hands you the next twelve-minute lesson. Finish a node and a real case opens up, with a team waiting on your call.
- nodes on the map
- 44
- career zones
- 8
- guided routes
- 5
- free story episodes
- 5
- people learning here
- 840
Pick a route. One of the team walks it with you.
A route is a numbered path across the map, with a person from the SOC who reacts as you go. Change your mind any time; nothing you finished is lost.
Ed Mercer · SOC Lead
Ed Mercer · SOC Lead
Ed Mercer · SOC Lead
Mara Vance · Tech Lead
Mara Vance · Tech LeadEvery lesson pays. Every ten is a level. Every module opens a case.
Nothing here is a certificate of attendance. Points land as you pass the checks inside a lesson, the map lights up node by node, and finishing a module hands you a real investigation with the team.
Two knowledge checks passed, the final assessment still to go. Finish for the other 6.
You see the points fill up while you work, not a week later.
Finished nodes glow. The one you are in shows its ring. Anything you have not touched stays quiet.
The map is the progress bar. There is no other one.
Every point has a receipt. Titles come at 500, 1,000, 3,000.
Finish a node. Work a case with the team.
Cases are investigations, not quizzes. A queue, real logs in a browser SIEM, a decision to make, and four people who remember how you did. Close one well and their trust in you goes up. That is the only leaderboard that matters here.
Ed MercerSOC Lead · incident leadership
Mara VanceTech Lead · siem & endpoint
Tess HarrowEmail Specialist · email security
Eli NavarroThreat Intel · threat intelligence

Two more lessons and the auth spray is yours to work. Do not rush the logs module; it is the one you will use every day.
Your first week was supposed to be easy.
Five episodes, one unfolding incident, the same four people. Start here if you have never worked an alert, or if you want to feel the job before you commit to the map.
- 01First Day25-30 min
- 02Inbox Zero30-40 min
- 03Follow the Thread35-45 min
- 04Lateral40-50 min
- 05Containment40-50 min
It fades. We tell you.
Every card you rate inside a lesson gets a memory score that drops if you leave it alone. When a finished node starts to fade on the map, a four-minute review brings it back. No streak to break, no guilt. Just a nudge before you forget.
Security+, A+ and Network+ simulators, flashcards, and a dated 30-day plan.
Here when you need it. It is not the point.Start free. Pay when the map runs out.
The whole map to look at, the free nodes to learn, Season Zero, the free cases, recall, your record.
No card. Progress is kept if you upgrade later.or $25 month to month. Every node, every track, every case, the exam simulators, Season One.
Start the trialCancel any time. You keep everything you finished.Fair ones.
- No. The map starts at "How Computers Work" and builds through networking, operating systems and security basics before it branches. Season Zero teaches the tools inside the story before it asks you to use them. If you can use a browser, you can start today.
Open the map. See what you already know.
Three minutes to sign up, no card, and the first node is waiting. If you would rather feel the job first, Season Zero is free too.