Start by browsing our online catalog, and if you would like personalized guidance, reach out to our sales team at sales@cyrintraining.com or by phone at +1-800-850-2170. We’re happy to help find the training that best meets your needs!

Please contact our sales team at sales@cyrintraining.com or by phone at +1-800-850-2170.

If you purchased CYRIN access via a reseller, please contact your reseller for sales or billing questions.

Also check out our frequently asked questions page, which can help you with common questions.

If you have a CYRIN account but cannot log in, the first step is to visit the password recovery page.

If you use CYRIN materials that are integrated in a partner’s learning management system (e.g., your academic institution, learning provider, or other), you may only access those materials through that system; you cannot log in to CYRIN directly. If you would like to create a separate CYRIN account for other purposes, either use a different e-mail address or contact us at help@cyrintraining.com to disambiguate the accounts.

Feel like you’re in over your head? Try a more introductory-level lab within the same Specialty Category. Or try the Getting Started with CYRIN lab. It’s free, and can help you learn how to navigate within CYRIN as well as perform foundational tasks such as using the Terminal or editing text files.

Some common things to check:

• Did you run the sequence of commands exactly as specified? While there may be more than one way to accomplish a goal, CYRIN’s monitoring system cannot anticipate every way you might do it. When in doubt, stick to the methods described.
• Make sure you haven’t made a common typo, such as ‘-’ versus ‘--’ in a command argument, substituting the number 1 for a lowercase L, or not entering a long command on a single line.
• Many advanced exercises and attack scenarios have Hints available in a tab on the right; take advantage of them!
• Try looking at the off-line documentation, available in most CYRIN labs from the landing page that describes the lab. Sometimes reading the instructions in a different format can shed some light on where things went wrong.

If you’re still stuck, or think you’ve found a problem with a lab activity, reach out to our team at help@cyrintraining.com. While the support team won’t give you extended tutoring, we can help you past that one goal you’re having trouble with.

The first option to try is “full screen” mode within the exercise; this will expand the exercise machine view to be as large as possible.

Many further options are available within the specific exercise machines; virtual machines in range lab activities are full, standard operating systems, and can be configured in the same ways a desktop or laptop would be. The Help menu at the top of the range screen contains an item called “Language / Accessibility Help”, which details the options available for each operating system. If you need more screen space, you can increase the virtual machine’s resolution via its internal Control Panel or Settings applications; changes in resolution will be reflected immediately in your exercise layout. In many machines, you can simply drag the screen from its bottom-right corner to expand it as well. You can also configure accessibility options, such as an on-screen keyboard, high contrast, or larger fonts, using the virtual machine’s accessibility features. (For example, the Ubuntu and Kali Linux virtual machines have an Accessibility menu at the top right of their screens.)

Further information about CYRIN’s accessibility options can be found at the CYRIN accessibility page.