Night Owl Technologies has proven experience developing, delivering, coming to you or hosting specialized technical training tailored to unique customer requirements. Our instructors bring the same hands-on, applied approach to training that we bring to our engineering work—combining technical instruction with demonstrations, practical exercises, real-world experience, and discussion.
Training can be delivered at customer facilities or hosted in more unique environments designed for focused, small-group engagement. You want to be creative? NOT is qualified to charter and can coordinate training aboard a liveaboard sailing catamaran, creating an immersive venue where instruction, practical exercises, team engagement, and technical discussion can continue beyond the traditional classroom.
Whether you need an existing course adapted to your organization or an entirely bespoke program developed around a new problem set, let's talk about what we have, can build—and where we can take it.
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Our Hands-On Artificial Intelligence training moves beyond talking about AI and puts the technology directly in your hands. Participants explore modern models, agents, automation, multimodal tools, research, and data analysis while discovering ways AI can empower individuals and organizations that they may never have considered. The course also explores digital dust and anonymity—how seemingly insignificant pieces of everyday information can be discovered, correlated, and transformed by AI into powerful insights about people, places, organizations, and activities. Through practical exercises, we examine both sides of this rapidly changing technology: what AI can do for you, what it can reveal about you, and how to use it creatively, effectively, and responsibly.
Our Cybersecurity — The Hacker's Perspective training teaches participants to approach technology with the curiosity, creativity, and adversarial mindset of a hacker. Rather than simply learning security controls and established procedures, participants are challenged to ask how something works, how it can be manipulated, what assumptions were made, and what happens when it is used in a way its designers never intended. The course is deliberately hands-on, combining real technologies, tools, demonstrations, and practical exercises that encourage participants to explore, break, modify, exploit, and ultimately better understand the systems around them. The goal is not simply to teach cybersecurity—it is to develop the hacker mindset needed to recognize weaknesses, improvise solutions, question assumptions, and see opportunities and risks that others routinely overlook.
An exploration of the rapidly expanding commercial surveillance ecosystem from an adversarial technical perspective. Topics may include automated license plate readers such as Flock Safety, cameras, wireless and cellular technologies, commercial data sources, device ecosystems, metadata, and the ways disparate sources can combine to create unexpected visibility.
A practical introduction to the realities of establishing and operating commercial activities internationally. Topics can include international business structures, contracting, vendor and customer relationships, Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements, compliance considerations, and the practical mechanics and challenges associated with sending and receiving payments across borders.