Access is by invitation during the beta.
CybrCrime.com is invite-only during its beta. Anyone can create an account and play Level 0 of the Arcade for free. The full intel feeds open through one of two paths: the training path for students and newcomers, or professional review for people already working in security, fraud or compliance.
What are the two ways in?
Training path
For students, enthusiasts, career changers and anyone outside the field. Complete each module's training, pass its quiz and get your contributions accepted. Each finished module unlocks its full feed and the next level.
Professional review
For people working in security, fraud, risk or compliance. Ask the Site Review team to verify your employer and role. Approved members skip the training gate and get the full feeds. The training stays open.
What access tiers are there?
Public
No account. Project pages, the Intel Library and 30-day TLP:CLEAR statistics.
Member
Full records, feeds, API key, watchlists, the Arcade and events. Free for vetted researchers, students and non-profits.
Commercial
Higher API limits for vendors and enterprises, which fund the free tier.
Who is admitted first?
Questions about access
How long does an application take?
Most applications are reviewed within about a week. You can start Level 0 of the Arcade straight after creating an account, while you wait.
Can students and career changers join?
Yes. Students, enthusiasts and career changers join through the training path: each module's training and accepted contributions unlock its full feed and the next level.
I already work in security. Do I have to do the training?
No. Ask for a professional review from your profile. If the Site Review team approves you, you skip the training gate and get the full feeds. The training stays open to you.
What does a verified account unlock?
All live training levels, the full intel feeds of every live project, API keys, watchlists and the right to become a peer reviewer or mentor.
Can companies use the feeds commercially?
Not during the beta. Commercial API tiers are planned after the beta and will fund free access for researchers and non-profits.
What are the rules for members?
Use the data for defence only, respect TLP labels, keep member data private, share evidence rather than accusations, protect victims, follow the law where you work and keep tight OPSEC.
Last updated by CybrCrime.com