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Cybersecurity labs.
Better together.

Hands-on workshops for classrooms and groups. Your own lab. A shared place to learn.

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Built for the way you teach
Classrooms & clubsIndividual lab instancesNotes & shared cursors

Less setup.
More hands on.

Students inspect traffic, build rules, and test their decisions. You follow the room and help where it matters.

Explore the workshops
Pilot workshop

Firewall fundamentals

Block unwanted connections.
Keep the right traffic moving.

  • An isolated firewall for each student
  • 12 challenges with validated results
  • Class leaderboard and completion certificates
Beginner · AzureOpen workshop
People reviewing work together at desktop computers
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Stay in the lab.
Stay together.

Good workshops are full of questions, experiments, and conversations. Give your group a place for all three, right alongside the work.

See the instructor experience

Room to experiment

Each student works in their own lab, with progress saved to their account.

Teach in the moment

Draw over the workshop, share notes, and bring your explanation into the task.

See the work

Follow the leaderboard and export names and results when the session ends.

A workshop in three steps.

01

Plan the session

Choose your topic, group size, and date. We’ll work through the setup with you.

02

Bring everyone in

Students sign in, enter your workshop code, and get their own lab.

03

Learn together

Work through challenges, help students in context, and leave with a record of their progress.

Before you bring
your class.

Ask a question
Do students share one lab?

Each student gets an individual instance. Their rules, scores, and progress stay linked to their account.

How do students join?

Students open the workshop, sign in with an available account provider, and enter the code shared by their instructor. They don’t need to set up individual Azure accounts.

Can we plan a different workshop?

Yes. Tell us your topic, audience, and rough date through Contact. We’ll discuss what is practical for your session.

Is there a full course catalog?

The firewall workshop is our first pilot. More labs and structured courses are planned. Contact us if you’d like to help shape what comes next.

Make your next class
a hands-on experience.

Bring a topic, a group, and a date. Let’s build a workshop worth showing up for.

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