Cyber Education

Empowering People

to
Control Technology

Our Vision

The Boston Cybernetics Institute (BCI) is a public benefit corporation, founded in 2017 by three former researchers from MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
The mission of BCI is to promote and provide cyber-security education and training in furtherance of the national defense of the United States of America.
The best means of accomplishing this mission is by combining direct education and training with customized curriculum development.
In order for BCI to deliver the best education in the latest techniques, we must also conduct research, systems analyses, and consulting for ongoing programs.

Our Leadership

President, Co-Founder and Lead Instructor

Chief Operations Officer

Director of Research and Instructor

Jeremy Blackthorne

Carl Lawson Jr.

Reed Porada

Our instructors are passionate about enabling people to reach their potential through shared culture and teamwork.
Each are experienced in teaching and conducting reversing and exploitation.

Services

We specialize in training students in cyber systems analysis, reverse-engineering, and vulnerability assessment of mission platforms.
Visit our course catalog for more information.

Education

A well-defined problem is half the solution.
We transform large vague problems into more manageable descriptions so mission commanders can triage their resources to the right solutions.

Systems Analysis

We conduct research in both offensive and defensive cybersecurity to provide novel options to decision-makers.

Research

Contracts and Certifications

Carl Lawson Jr.
Chief Operations Officer and Contracts
cjlawson@bostoncybernetics.org

GSA IT-70 Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services (HACS) 132-45
- Contract #47QTCA20D001G
Duns: 080984337
CAGE: 80CU5
Status: Small Business
We accept check, wire, credit cards, ACH

Feature Courses

Embedded Reversing and Exploitation

Course Location and Dates

On-site | Off-site | Dates Given by Request

Price

Rates are set per class, depending on size and requirements.

Class Format

"Hands-on" driven via exercises, theory and diagrams to support.
Students are assigned their own hosted virtual machine (VM).
VMs will contain all content for class.

Prerequisites

Computer with web connectivity.
Basic knowledge of programming in C and/or C++.
Prior exposure to programming is a plus but, not expected.

Fundamentals of Software Reverse-Engineering