For cybersecurity professionals

Self-assess. Test.
Rebuild.

Aramis Insight is the full assessment-to-career path. Assert maps where you say you stand against the NIST NICE Framework for your target role. Challenge tests it with 300 standards-based scenarios. Reconcile rebuilds your resume, LinkedIn, and development plan around the results.

Get Aramis Insight Three assessments · ~5 hours · standards-based

Here's what the first 15 minutes look like

Sample radar chart and gap list from the Assert step — Step 1 of the Aramis Insight path — for the Security Analyst role. Yours will be specific to your target role and self-rated competencies. Challenge tests it; Reconcile rebuilds your career documents around the results.

Competency Radar Chart

Sample output — Security Analyst role · 11 NICE Competency Areas

Prioritised Gap List

Digital Forensics

Malware Analysis

Cloud Security Architecture

Network Defence

Incident Triage

SIEM & Log Analysis

Security Policy

Sample output — ranked by development priority

"The platform actually helped me judge how much I know and gave me a real perspective on things I need to work on. Aramis has been a real help overall!"

— Ishan Prashant Pathak, Cybersecurity Researcher, Texas A&M University

Completed Assert, Challenge, and Reconcile

"My experience on the bench is there are people left and right trying to get you to pay to hopefully accelerate the job search. [Aramis] is different."

— Security Analyst

Case Study

How Aramis:Reconcile helped an international cybersecurity researcher see where he actually stood

Ishan Pathak had done more in four years than most manage in ten. He was also struggling to get interviews.

Read the full story →

How it works

Assert — Self-assess against your target role

Pick from 15 in-demand cybersecurity roles. Self-rate against the Task, Knowledge, and Skill (TKS) statements that define the role under the NIST NICE Framework. Walk out with your competency map, radar chart, and prioritised gap list — instantly.

15 minutes · results immediately · $3

Challenge — Test your self-assessment

300 scenario-based questions across four days. No tricks, no vendor-specific content — just standards-based scenarios that test what Assert claimed. You see exactly where your self-assessment matched reality and where it didn't.

~4 hours · at your pace · $199

Reconcile — Rebuild your career documents around the evidence

A 1-on-1 with a senior cybersecurity practitioner who reviews your tested competency map and rebuilds your resume, LinkedIn About, and a personal development roadmap around the evidence you have generated. End with a shareable Aramis competency credential.

1 hour · live · $399

Roles we currently assess

Fifteen in-demand cybersecurity jobs, mapped to the NIST NICE Framework v2.1.0. Salaries are US median market rates for reference — your assessment is the same regardless of where you live.

Protection & Defense

Security Analyst$120,000
Cybersecurity Specialist$135,000
Incident Responder$145,000
Threat Hunter$135,000
Detection Engineer$155,000
SOC Analyst$85,000
Vulnerability Management Analyst$95,000

Oversight & Governance

Cybersecurity Manager$185,000
Cyber Privacy Attorney$190,000
Cyber Risk Analyst$165,000
GRC Analyst$105,000

Design & Development

Security Architect$200,000
DevSecOps Engineer$175,000

Implementation & Operations

Security Engineer$150,000
IAM Engineer$160,000

Don't see your role? The NIST NICE Framework defines 41 work roles in total; we are adding new assessments throughout 2026. The four categories above are the NICE Framework's own taxonomy.

Everything you walk away with

Across the three steps, you generate a full evidence package. All deliverables are yours to keep, use, and share — with employers, recruiters, or anyone you choose.

◎ Competency Map

Self-rated against every NIST NICE competency for your target role, then re-rated against tested results after Challenge. See exactly where you sit across the full scope of the job — and where reality diverges from belief.

◇ Radar Chart

Visual competency profile across all assessed domains. Two overlaid shapes: where you said you stand and where the assessment shows you stand. One image, the whole story.

≡ Prioritised Gap List

Ranked skill gaps by impact. Tells you which gaps to close first — and which ones don't matter as much for your target role.

⇌ Calibration Score

How well your self-assessment matched the tested result. The single most useful number on the page if you have ever been told you are over- or under-confident.

◆ Rewritten Resume & LinkedIn

Your resume bullets and LinkedIn About rebuilt around assessed evidence and standards-based competency language — not adjectives. Anchored to specific NICE Knowledge and Skill identifiers.

▣ Development Roadmap

A four-month plan that targets the gaps Challenge surfaced, with curated learning resources for each. Built with you on the live Reconcile call, not generated by template.

⬢ Shareable Aramis Credential

A NICE-mapped competency credential you can share with employers, recruiters, or paste into your LinkedIn About. References the specific Knowledge and Skill areas you tested on.

How this compares

What the full Aramis Insight path delivers relative to the alternatives.

Option	Cost	Time	Output
Aramis Insight	$601	~5 hours	Tested competency map, shareable credential, rewritten resume and LinkedIn, development roadmap — standards-based
CISSP exam	$749+	3–6 months	Pass/fail credential — no skills breakdown
Career coaching session	$150–300/hr	1 hour	Conversation — no structured competency data
Resume rewrite	$200–500	1 week	Polished resume — not based on assessed competencies
LinkedIn Learning	$30/month	Self-paced	Courses — no personalised gap identification

Common questions

Is this a certification?

No. Aramis Insight is a measurement, not a credential. Certifications prove you can study. Aramis maps where you actually stand against the competencies employers need — the NIST NICE Framework, which is the federal standard for cybersecurity workforce roles. After Reconcile you also receive a shareable Aramis competency credential, but it complements certifications rather than replacing them.

Can I buy just one tier?

Yes. Assert is $3, Challenge is $199, and Reconcile is $399 — and you can buy any one on its own. The full path together is $601 at list. Most people who try Assert end up wanting Challenge, and most who finish Challenge end up wanting Reconcile, which is why the bundle exists.

Is it pass/fail?

No. Every score provides actionable insight regardless of level. A lower score doesn't mean failure — it means you know exactly where to invest. That clarity is the point.

Can I share my results?

Everything is yours. Share with employers, recruiters, mentors, or keep it private. You control who sees your data.

Are the three tiers sequential or independent?

Each tier delivers value on its own, but they compound. Assert is a self-assessment — useful immediately, and free-standing. Challenge tests what Assert claimed; running Challenge without Assert means you skip the comparison-of-self-against-tested that produces the calibration score. Reconcile rebuilds career documents around tested competency evidence; running it without Challenge means the rebuild is anchored to self-assertion rather than tested data. Most people buy them together for that reason.

Is my data shared?

No. Not without your explicit permission. You control who sees your results.

Self-assess. Test.Rebuild.