The GRC Exit Track · The Weekly Live Lab
You already speak cloud security.
You just call it GRC.
The GRC Exit Track is a live, hands-on mentoring membership — the Weekly Live Lab. Every week we build a real security project together: GRC, vulnerability management, container security.
Join anytime. Your first session is this week. No cohort to wait for, nothing to miss — every past session is recorded for you.
12
HANDS-ON PROJECTS
Daily
IN A LARGE ENTERPRISE KUBERNETES ESTATE
20+
YEARS · NASA · MICROSOFT · ENTERPRISE SECURITY
100s
MENTORED INTO SECURITY ROLES
The part nobody will say out loud
It's not your resume.
It's the math.
Every course, every YouTube channel, every LinkedIn post told the same people the same thing: break into cyber through GRC — no technical skills needed. It was good advice. So thousands of people took it, all at once.
Now there are far more trained GRC candidates than there are entry-level GRC roles, and hiring managers can afford to be picky in a way they simply couldn't three years ago.
That's a supply problem. And you cannot fix a supply problem by
adding a fourth certificate to a resume that already has three.
The way forward isn't to compete harder at the crowded door. It's to walk to the one nobody's queuing at — vulnerability management, cloud, container security. And your GRC experience is worth more there than where you're standing.
The translation, not a restart
Your compliance vocabulary already maps to cloud security.
You don't need a new career. You need vocabulary translation — and weekly live sessions with a new project every week of hands-on proof.
Your GRC world
Cloud / container world
POA&M
CVE dashboard & remediation SLAs
Security finding
CVE
Risk assessment
CVSS + exploitability + runtime context
System owner
Cluster & workload owner
Approved software list
Trusted registry + admission control
NIST 800-53 controls
CIS Benchmark & container controls
Executive risk reporting
MTTR, CVE reduction %, SLA compliance
If the left column looks like your resume, the right column is your next job title.
Proof
They made the move.
Individual results vary. These outcomes are not typical or guaranteed, and depend on effort, experience and the job market.
The Weekly Live Lab Journey
Four phases. One outcome: job-ready with proof.
phase 1
The Language
Images, containers, registries, clusters, Kubernetes — taught in plain English. You won't touch a terminal in the first phase.
phase 2
Vulnerability Management
Your first real scan. Triage at scale. SLAs, exceptions, and the executive report a CISO actually reads.
phase 3
Cloud & Container Security
SBOM, supply chain, Kubernetes RBAC, network policy, CIS benchmarks — and your portfolio build.
FINAL PHASE
The Exit
Resume translated to cloud language, mock interviews, and a portfolio employers can verify.
What you walk away with
Not certificates. Evidence.
Weekly live mentorship sessions
One live session every week. Every one recorded if you miss it.
A portfolio employers can verify
Kubernetes labs, a working VM workflow, and a public GitHub portfolio of your projects. A hiring manager can verify it. A certificate they just have to believe.
Resume & interview overhaul
Your GRC experience rewritten in cloud-security language, plus recorded mock interviews with direct feedback.
Personal attention — Small-group, live with the instructor
Small enough that Olukayode knows your name, your gaps, and your target role. He reviews your project work himself.
Your mentor
I'm not teaching theory.
I'm handing you my playbook.
Olukayode Osilaja leads container vulnerability management across a large enterprise Kubernetes estate — working daily with container security scanning tools. Before that: NASA, Microsoft, and federal GRC programs built on NIST RMF and FedRAMP.
Today — not in a former life. Which means you're learning what's true this year, not what was true when a video got recorded.
20+ years — NASA, Microsoft, global enterprise security
A large enterprise Kubernetes estate, managed daily
100s mentored into security roles
GRC-native — NIST 800-53, FedRAMP, RMF · CISM
The Weekly Live Lab — Membership Pricing
One membership. Everything included.
A generalist cybersecurity bootcamp runs $10,000–$15,000 — and starts you from zero.
This starts from where you already are.
$1,197 one-time
or 3 payments of $425
(The plan totals $1,275 — slightly more than paying once. Worth saying plainly.)
Weekly live sessions — a new project every week
Hands-on Kubernetes & vulnerability management labs
Public GitHub portfolio employers can verify
Resume, portfolio & interview preparation
The full self-paced Translation Vault, included
Direct access to Olukayode — small-group access
Not sure yet? Book a free 1:1 career mentor session before you enroll.
All sales are final. Enrollment includes immediate access to digital course materials.
What I will promise
I won't promise you a job. Nobody honest can — and you've heard that promise too many times already.
What you get: a new hands-on project every week, live feedback on your work, and direct access to me for a full year. Your result depends on the work you put in, and I'll match it.
Proof, not promises.
Questions
Before you Decide
I've never touched Kubernetes. Am I too far behind?
No — that's exactly who this is for. The first phase translates what you already know into cloud terms before any labs begin. You won't touch a terminal in the first phase. If you've written a POA&M or assessed a control, you have the foundation.
I work full time. What's the real time commitment?
One live session per week plus 3–5 hours of lab work. Every session is recorded if you miss one.
Is the payment plan the same program?
Identical program, identical access. Worth saying plainly: the plan totals $1,275 versus $1,197 paid once — that's the cost of spreading it out. If that difference matters, pay once. If cash flow matters more, take the plan. Either way you're in the same room.
What if it's not right for me?
Book a free 1:1 career mentor session before you enroll. I'll tell you honestly whether this fits where you are and where you want to go.
Because enrollment gives you immediate access to the full Translation Vault, session recordings and course materials, all sales are final. No refunds are issued once access is granted, so please use the free call to ask anything first.
What if I'm in GRC and not job hunting?
The same program makes you the GRC person who understands containers — a rare and promotable combination. Your projects flex toward internal advancement instead of applications.
Why keep the sessions small?
Sessions stay small so you get real feedback — every week.
Do I need to buy any tools?
No. Every tool we use is free and open source — Docker, Trivy, Syft, kube-bench, GitHub. No paid tools, no cloud bill, no surprise costs.
Join anytime · Your first session is this week
Stop applying for cloud jobs
with a compliance resume.
Weekly live sessions — a new project every week
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