Cybersecurity that your students actually learn.

Three things. (1) Tutorials are written in Tanglish and plain English, so the language barrier doesn't slow students down. (2) Each lab includes a tutorial, a sandboxed target, and a flag — students don't need to set up VirtualBox, Kali, or Docker. They open a browser and start. (3) Faculty get an instructor dashboard with completion data per student, per lab, per week — no spreadsheet tracking required.

Total students, active users this week, sign-ins this week, lab completions this week, never-started students, dormant students, top performers, streak leaders, per-lab assignment progress with completion %, and a live feed of recent completions. You can also assign specific labs to your college so students see a curated curriculum, and download a CSV report at any time.

Yes. Students who finish a learning path get a verifiable certificate they can post on LinkedIn or attach to a résumé. The certificate has a unique ID and a public verification page so recruiters can confirm authenticity.

Two options. (1) The college admin creates student accounts in bulk from the dashboard — students get a username + temporary password they change on first sign-in. (2) Students self-sign up with a college email domain you whitelist, and they're auto-attached to your college. Either way, every student account is tied to your college's seat pool.

Completely safe. Every vulnerable target runs inside an isolated sandbox we host. Students attack our environments — never real third-party systems — using the same legal-practice setup that platforms like HackTheBox and TryHackMe use. There is no way for a lab to escape its sandbox or affect anything outside it.

OWASP Top 10 web vulnerabilities (SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, IDOR, command injection, file upload, directory traversal, broken authentication), JWT attacks, API security, recon and subdomain enumeration, Linux fundamentals, networking basics, and more. We add new labs every week and you can request topics that fit your syllabus.

Yes. We can put together a structured learning path that matches a B.Tech / B.E. cybersecurity elective, a one-semester course, or a 5-day workshop. Tell us the contact hours and learning outcomes you need to hit and we'll line up the labs.

Less per seat than our individual Pro plan, and the rate drops further with larger batches. We don't publish a fixed list price because every college's needs are different (number of students, semester vs full year, custom curriculum). Email sales@cyfotok.com with a rough headcount and we'll send a quote within the same day. Yearly billing is the default and includes the instructor dashboard, all current labs, certificates, and every new lab released during the term.

No. The first labs assume only that students have used a computer and know what HTML and a browser are. Each lab teaches the underlying concept (e.g. how a SQL query works) before asking students to exploit it. Many of our college users are first-year B.Tech students.

Yes. We offer a Lab Creator role for faculty who want to build internal-only or shareable labs. Reach out and we'll grant access to the lab authoring tools.

Every college account includes a 30-minute kickoff call with our team to set up the dashboard, walk faculty through the platform, and assign the first cohort of labs. We're also available on email and WhatsApp during the term.

Yes. Everything runs in the browser — no installs, no VPN, no campus-only network. As long as a student has an internet connection, they can practice on their phone, laptop, or college lab machine.