Live webinars on information security
Karnesav
Karnesav
About Karnesav

Information security taught honestly

Karnesav delivers live webinars on information security fundamentals — practical sessions where participants can ask questions in real time, work through realistic scenarios, and leave with skills they can apply the same day.

Based in Kropyvnytskyi, Ukraine
Karnesav webinar session in progress
Online security training display
Security course materials
Karnesav team at work

Where the project started and what shaped it

Karnesav started in 2017 with a straightforward observation: most information security training was either too abstract for everyday use or too technical for people outside IT. There was a gap between what security professionals explained and what regular employees or small business owners actually needed to know.

The webinar format made sense because it removed travel, fixed schedules, and the cost of in-person events. Participants join from home, interact live with the instructor, and revisit recorded sessions afterward.

6+ years running live sessions
14 active course programs
38 cities reached remotely

What makes a Karnesav session different

Each session is structured around problems participants actually face — phishing attempts, weak password habits, unsafe file sharing — not theoretical frameworks.

  • Scenario-first structure

    Sessions open with a real incident or attack pattern, then trace back through the technical and human factors that allowed it to happen.

  • Live Q&A throughout

    Questions are not saved for the end. Participants can raise issues during any segment, and the instructor adjusts the session depth accordingly.

  • Written follow-up included

    Every session includes a summary document with key points, tool references, and suggested next steps that participants can share with their teams.

90-min live sessions
Up to 40 participants
Browser-based access
Recordings available 7 days

The people behind the sessions

A small team of practitioners who have worked in network security, incident response, and digital risk assessment — not academics, but people who have dealt with the problems they teach.

Ostap Vynnychenko, lead instructor

Ostap Vynnychenko

Lead Instructor

Twelve years in network security with a focus on endpoint protection and user behavior analysis. Runs the core webinar curriculum and develops new session material based on current threat reports.

Network security

Daryna Kovalchuk

Program Coordinator

Manages session scheduling, participant onboarding, and post-session support. Previously worked in IT project management and brings a structured approach to keeping sessions on track without cutting discussion short.

Program management