INE Crowned Top Innovator in 2025 Cybersecurity Training by G2

Summary

• INE named 2025 cybersecurity training innovator by G2, a major software review platform.
• G2’s research method leans heavily on user reviews and satisfaction scores.
• INE’s strengths include adaptive courses, real-world scenarios and expert-led modules for beginners and experienced staff.
• Demand for security training keeps growing as more business moves online.
• Training trends favor continuous updates and easy access.

INE’s recognition

INE, a provider of professional IT and security training and certifications, has been named the top cybersecurity training innovator for 2025 by G2. G2 rates software and service companies based on reviews from real users, so the recognition reflects what customers say about the platform rather than what the company says about itself.

How G2 ranks

G2’s rankings rest mostly on user scores and satisfaction. For training platforms, reviewers weigh how complete and adaptable the courses are, how well they apply to real work and how strong the community support is. INE came out on top.

What sets INE apart

INE offers a large catalog of adaptive, expert-led modules for both newcomers and experienced professionals. The courses come with simulations and challenges modeled on real incidents, so learners practice solving problems instead of just reading about them.

INE’s pitch is a curriculum matched to what employers need, with plenty of hands-on practice.

Demand for training

Attacks keep getting more frequent and more sophisticated, and employers need staff who know both theory and practice. That makes the G2 recognition more meaningful for INE: training platforms are competing for a fast-growing market.

Training trends

Security training is changing. AI is being built into courses, remote access to labs is now expected, and current threat intelligence keeps material up to date. INE’s investment in machine learning and remote practical labs fits those trends.

Keeping training relevant and easy to reach matters as much as the content itself.

What to watch

Recognition from G2 sets a bar for INE’s competitors. Watch whether the company keeps its rating as rivals add AI features and more hands-on labs, and whether employers increasingly hire based on practical skills shown in labs like these.

John King, CISSP, PMP, CISM

John King currently works in the greater Los Angeles area as a ISSO (Information Systems Security Officer). John has a passion for learning and developing his cyber security skills through education, hands on work, and studying for IT certifications.