Ivy Cyber announces enrollment for its Surveillance Defense Course, a groundbreaking eight-week online program led by courageous CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou and renowned Yale cybersecurity expert Sean O’Brien. The course empowers participants to detect real-world surveillance, secure their digital lives, safeguard their cryptocurrency assets, and defend themselves against the growing reach of intelligence and corporate monitoring.
Ivy Cyber launches an innovative online program in Q4 2025 that blends intelligence expertise and cyber defense to help learners detect surveillance, protect privacy, safeguard cryptocurrency, and strengthen awareness in both physical and digital environments.
The Surveillance Defense Course begins the first week of November 2025 and runs through the end of December 2025. Learners will engage through asynchronous modules and live sessions with the instructors, blending operational tradecraft from intelligence practice with hands-on cyber defense.
“This program is unlike anything else out there,” said John Kiriakou, Chief Operations Officer at Ivy Cyber. “It gives you the skills to recognize and counter surveillance in both the physical and digital worlds. I’ve seen firsthand how intelligence agencies operate, and now I’m sharing those lessons to protect individuals and communities.”
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