Nebula Instructor-Led Training and Certification
ThreatDown Nebula ILT is a live, virtual training program designed to help IT and security professionals master the Nebula platform. Led by expert instructors, this hands on experience prepares participants to confidently deploy, manage and secure their environments and earn official ThreatDown certification.
Nebula Certification in June
Certification Process
- Multiple choice exam testing your knowledge of Nebula's key concepts and features.
- Practical exam where you apply your skills in real-world lab scenarios.
Prerequisities
Completion of the Advanced Features course or at least one year of experience as a Nebula Super Admin.
Multiple Choice Exam:June 15-19, 2026
Practical Exam:June 22-26, 2026
Cost:$200 (USD)
How Nebula Training Program Works
The Nebula Platform for Administrators course is taught over 3 days with 12 hours of instruction.
Key Features
Live and Virtual
Join from anywhere with an internet connection.
Interactive
Real-time discussions, Q&A and collaborative exercises.
Hands-on
Access to a virtual Nebula training platform.
Small Class Sizes
6-10 students per session for personalized attention.
Course
Nebula Platform for Administrators
Discover the Nebula platform from the ground up, covering security architecture, implementation methods, console configuration, endpoint agent deployment, and day-to-day endpoint monitoring. Then go deeper into Endpoint Detection and Response, Managed Detection and Response, Managed Threat Hunting, Identity Threat Detection & Response, Email Security, Firewall Management, Vulnerability & Patch Management, DNS Filtering, and Application Block.
How Certification Works
ThreatDown Nebula Certification is open to professionals who successfully complete a multiple-choice exam and a hands-on practical exam.
Multiple-choice exam
Pass a multiple-choice exam that tests your understanding of the main ideas and concepts covered in training.
Hands-on practical exam
Complete real-world lab exercises that show you can use the skills you’ve learned.