Work Package 4 of the SHE@CYBER project focuses on the creation of an interactive digital learning platform that will serve as the central hub for all training materials, tools, and resources developed throughout the project. Its primary goal is to make cybersecurity education accessible, inclusive, and engaging, particularly for women and disadvantaged groups aspiring to join the field. By combining technological innovation with a learner-centered approach, this platform will become a vital instrument for workforce upskilling and business resilience across Europe.

The platform is designed to provide a one-stop solution for learners, trainers, and professionals. It will host modular training content, deliver self-paced courses, and enable users to track their progress. Unlike traditional training tools, the SHE@CYBER platform emphasizes flexibility and inclusiveness, ensuring that busy professionals, SMEs, and microenterprises can easily integrate training into their schedules. Additionally, its multilingual interface—covering English and the national languages of all participating countries—will ensure knowledge transferability and accessibility across diverse cultural and professional contexts.

Another strength of Work Package 4 lies in its emphasis on interactivity and customization. Learners will not only access theoretical content but also engage with case studies, digital exercises, and assessments that mirror real-world cybersecurity challenges. The platform will further provide professional trainers with tools to integrate the content into their own courses, extending the reach and impact of the project. By leveraging user feedback and continuous testing with SMEs, the consortium will refine the platform to ensure it meets industry standards and learners’ needs.

The expected end result is a fully functional, immersive learning platform that empowers individuals to acquire cybersecurity skills and apply them in practice. It will foster greater inclusion in the cybersecurity profession by breaking down accessibility barriers and offering targeted learning paths for underrepresented groups. Beyond the duration of the project, the platform will remain available, serving as a sustainable and scalable resource for vocational education and training, thereby contributing to a stronger, more resilient European digital economy.