You teach people to question trust, verify identity, and assume nothing is safe until proven otherwise. Then you hand them a PDF anyone could forge in five minutes.
TRUE Original gives cybersecurity training providers blockchain-secured digital certificates — tamper-proof, instantly verifiable, and built on the kind of security your students would actually respect.
Cybersecurity is one of the fastest-growing hiring markets in the world — and one of the most susceptible to credential fraud.
The certificates that prove someone completed ethical hacking training, passed a penetration testing course, or graduated from a security bootcamp are, in most cases, unprotected PDF files. The irony writes itself.
If you're training the people who protect organisations from fraud, your certificates shouldn't be vulnerable to it.
TRUE Original replaces editable files with digital credentials secured by the same principles your students study — cryptographic hashing, immutable ledgers, and zero-trust verification.
Every certificate issued through TRUE is hashed and written to the blockchain. The hash is a cryptographic fingerprint of the certificate's contents — recipient, course, date, issuer. If a single character is altered after issuance, the hash won't match and verification fails.
The certificate is recorded across multiple blockchains (Ethereum, AVAX, Fantom, Polygon), creating redundancy that any security professional would appreciate. No single point of failure. No way to alter the record.
Your students will understand exactly why this works — and that's the point.
Every TRUE certificate includes a QR code. An employer, recruiter, or client scans it with their phone — no app required — and gets immediate verification: who was certified, for what course, when, and by which provider.
No trust assumptions. No phone calls. No waiting. The verification model your students would design if you asked them to.
Certificates live on your own custom domain — certs.yourcompany.com — with your branding, your logo, your design. When a graduate shares their credential or an employer verifies it, they see your training organisation. Not a third-party platform.
TRUE's REST API offers five endpoints that connect to your existing learning management system or training platform. When a student passes a course, completes a lab, or finishes a bootcamp, the certificate can be issued automatically. No manual data entry. No delay between completion and credentialing.
For providers running multiple cohorts, corporate clients, and self-paced courses simultaneously, this turns certificate issuance from an admin task into an automated workflow.
TRUE's dashboard shows you when and where certificates are being viewed, shared, and verified. You'll know when an employer checks a graduate's credential, which courses produce the most engagement, and how your certificates perform as professional assets over time.
TRUE meets EU electronic identification and trust services standards — an additional layer of legal credibility for European training providers and for any certificates reviewed by EU-based employers or regulators.
TRUE Original doesn't just sell security features — it's held to the same standard. TRUE is Cyber Hygiene Certified by OneMore Secure, a cybersecurity firm that provides security training, penetration testing, and security assessments for organisations across Europe.
OneMore Secure didn't just audit TRUE. They also use TRUE to issue their own training certificates. When your cybersecurity auditor chooses you as their certificate platform, that says something about the security of the infrastructure.
"For us, it's only natural to collaborate with the player in secure document management that has the highest quality, and stands for world-class security." Matti Olofsson, CEO, OneMore Secure
TRUE handles every credential type that security training providers issue:
Ethical hacking, penetration testing, SIEM operations, cloud security, threat intelligence, incident response
Intensive programme completions with full curriculum details
Phishing awareness, data protection, secure coding practices, social engineering defence
CTF event results, rankings, and achievement certificates
Hands-on skill verification for specific tools, environments, or techniques
Qualify your own teaching staff with verifiable credentials
Continuing professional development tracking for security professionals maintaining their skills
Issue individually, in bulk after a cohort completes, or automatically via API as students pass each course module.
Your students are building careers in a field that values proof over claims. Give them a credential that matches.
A TRUE certificate is a permanent, shareable URL. Graduates add it to their LinkedIn profile, include it on their CV, link it from their personal portfolio or GitHub. One link that any employer can click and verify independently — no downloads, no file attachments, no trust required.
The blockchain record doesn't expire, doesn't depend on your servers staying online, and doesn't require the employer to contact you. Five years from now, the certificate is as verifiable as the day it was issued. Even if your company changes domains or restructures, the blockchain record persists.
A blockchain-secured certificate from a cybersecurity training provider signals something: this organisation takes security seriously at every level, including how they credential their graduates. It's a trust signal that resonates with hiring managers, CISOs, and technical recruiters who understand what blockchain verification means.
| PDF Certificates | TRUE Certificates | |
|---|---|---|
| Tamper-proof | ❌ Editable in any tool | ✅ Blockchain-locked, cryptographic hash |
| Verifiable | ❌ Manual phone/email | ✅ Instant QR scan verification |
| Fraud-resistant | ❌ No built-in security | ✅ Hash mismatch on any alteration |
| Branded | ⚠️ Static, easily copied | ✅ Animated, branded, on your domain |
| Shareable | ❌ File attachment | ✅ Permanent URL for LinkedIn, portfolio, CV |
| Analytics | ❌ No visibility | ✅ Track views, shares, employer verifications |
| Automated issuance | ❌ Manual process | ✅ REST API connects to your LMS |
| Security certified | ❌ No audit trail | ✅ Cyber Hygiene Certified platform |
TRUE connects to how cybersecurity training providers already work:
5 endpoints to automate certificate issuance from your LMS, training platform, or custom portal.
Issue a certificate by sending a structured email, without touching the dashboard.
Canvas, Moodle, Learnster, and more.
Certify an entire bootcamp cohort or corporate training group in one batch.
Certificates live on your website, not ours.
Manage, revoke, and track all certificates from one place.
Common questions from cybersecurity training providers and certification bodies evaluating TRUE.
Every certificate is hashed and written to a public blockchain (Ethereum, AVAX, Fantom, or Polygon). Any change to the document changes the hash, so a verifier can prove on their own — with no trust in TRUE required — whether the certificate matches what was originally issued.
Yes. Documents and verification pages live on your domain, your branding, your URL. Students and their employers never see TRUE in the URL. The cryptographic guarantees stay the same.
TRUE is eIDAS compliant, Cyber Hygiene Certified by OneMore Secure, GDPR aligned, and currently working toward ISO 27001. We treat our own security the way your students are taught to treat theirs.
Revocation is a one-click action from your dashboard. The blockchain record remains, but the verification page immediately shows the credential as revoked, with the reason if you choose to publish one.
Yes. TRUE has direct integrations with Canvas, Moodle, and Learnster, plus a REST API with five endpoints. Most cybersecurity training providers issue automatically from their assessment platform once a candidate passes.
No. Certificates are sent by email and accessible via a public verification URL. No login, no app, no friction. This is intentional — friction is where credentials get lost.
TRUE is a Swedish company headquartered in Stockholm. The platform is GDPR aligned by default, data minimised, EU hosted, with clear data-processor agreements for issuing organisations.
Yes. Sub-organisations, partner schools, and white-label resellers can each have their own branding, signers, and certificate templates while staying under one parent account.
You train the people who protect organisations from breaches, fraud, and identity theft. The certificates you issue should reflect that same standard — tamper-proof, verifiable, and secured by cryptography, not by trust.