Guild Cyber turns hands-on offensive AI security into proof of skill you can share and verify, not another certificate to collect. Break a live model in your browser, earn a Guild Mark, and climb a public leaderboard that hiring managers can actually check.
Hiring managers in this field are skeptical of certificate mills. What they trust is demonstrated work: capture-the-flag wins, public leaderboards, and results they can verify for themselves. Guild Cyber is built to produce exactly that.
The same loop runs whether you are a first-year student or a red-team lead. Start easy, prove it, share it, climb.
Pick a prompt-injection puzzle and go up against a simulated AI system in your browser. No setup, no install.
Get it to do the thing it was told never to do. Leak the secret, jailbreak the guardrail, hijack the agent.
Your solve is logged as a verifiable micro-credential and added to your public record on the spot.
Rise up the leaderboard and post the mark straight to LinkedIn, where anyone can check it.
Guild Cyber runs on two credentials that are built to be different on purpose. One gets the world in the door. The other is the thing you spend years earning.
Free, fast, hands-on micro-credentials. Beginner-friendly, and built to be posted the minute you earn one. This is how most people will first meet the brand.
A hard, proctored, practical credential with a deliberately low pass rate. Its name, its difficulty, and the way you earn it are all separate from the everyday marks. This is the one built to carry real weight over time.
The apprentice-to-master path reads the same whether you are starting out, competing for the top of a leaderboard, or standing up a national capability. Everyone belongs to the same guild.
Nervous first-years who want a way in that is friendly, hands-on, and gives them something real to show. No experience required, just curiosity and a browser.
The capture-the-flag crowd who care about the leaderboard as much as the learning. Rankings here matter more than years on a resume, which is exactly how this field hires.
Commanders and procurement teams who need a capability they can trust and language that maps to the frameworks they already answer to. The guild reads as well in a briefing as it does on Discord.
Content is not the moat, since everyone teaches the same frameworks. What sets us apart is rigor, reputation, and results you can prove. We lead with Offense because it is the newest role, the lowest barrier to entry, and the easiest to show off.
Jailbreaks, prompt injection, data extraction, agent misuse. The part people can watch and share. Break an LLM in your browser and post the proof.
Building the defenses: securing RAG pipelines, preventing data leakage, and hardening tool and agent access. The blue-team counterpart to every offense skill.
EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, US EO on AI. The bridge into government and defense work, written in the language procurement teams already use.
The incumbents were built for engineers. Guild Cyber is built to also be read by the people who write the requirements and sign the contracts. That is the niche we intend to own.
Join the waitlist for early access to the Offense track. Founding members earn the first Guild Marks and keep their standing as the guild grows.
Welcome to the guild. We will reach out the moment the Offense track opens.