An innovative training and preparation program designed to prepare teenagers (Grades 9–11) for the selection process and enlistment in the IDF’s elite cyber and technology units – with a focus on Unit 8200, pre-military programs, and core roles in the fields of cyber, intelligence, and technology.
In addition, a separate, unique program for teenagers (Grades 7–8) teaches the fundamentals of cyber and programming, building a strong foundation for their future technological path.
The program features a unique combination of practical, up-to-date content, advanced simulations, the development of analytical thinking, and cyber challenges that simulate real-world scenarios, along with personalized support and guidance throughout the entire training and selection process.
CYBERLABS is an international company operating in the US, India, and Israel, specializing in developing and operating some of the most advanced, industry-leading training and simulation technologies in the global cybersecurity market.
CYBERLABS has developed a first-of-its-kind, AI-powered training and simulation platform based on real-world scenarios, tailored for various sectors – most notably defense, public, corporate, academic, and education. The company focuses on bridging technological prowess with human capital to cultivate top-tier talent for the cyber and IT industries. Furthermore, CYBERLABS is dedicated to fostering cyber and technological excellence among youth worldwide.
The company holds cybersecurity certifications from the world’s largest and most recognized authorities.
The program is designed for anyone who is considering applying or is a candidate for the IDF’s cyber and technology units, including Unit 8200. Students in grades 9–11.
Basic knowledge of and ability to operate a computer running the Windows operating system. Basic English (equivalent to 4–5 units).
The instructors in the program are graduates of the IDF’s cyber and technology units and Unit 8200. The team includes cyber experts with professional and instructional experience in the cyber industry.
These programs are held throughout the country. Please feel free to contact us to find out about the next training session near you.
The training programs are held at various times once a week in the afternoon and evening, with each session lasting approximately 3 academic hours. Please feel free to contact us to find out the dates of the upcoming training sessions in your area.
Key topics covered in the program include computer networks, operating systems, programming and coding, cybersecurity, preparation for the first draft notice and the "Day of the Century," and IDF selection processes. All registrants will receive a detailed syllabus at the start of the course.
No, the training is designed to best prepare participants to gain an advantage during the selection process. Neither the program nor its staff is responsible for acceptance into a relevant military position, and all such decisions are subject to the sole discretion of the IDF.
If you have not received an invitation to the screening process for the cyber and technology units, you can contact Meitav or visit the website for new recruits to request an invitation to apply and participate in the screening process.
That’s right! During the training, you will gain extensive foundational knowledge and technical skills in the fundamentals of cybersecurity, which will open the door to the cybersecurity industry and provide you with the opportunity to grow and pursue various careers in the field.
