FAQ

Our team is currently working on integrating teaching guides and answer keys for the Gymnasium and CTF portions of each lab kit. This feature will be available by mid-June.

Lab Kits are priced per kit which can accommodate up to 50 students. We do not price per student.

The Intro and Standard kits are entirely browser based, while the Advanced kit will need Kali Linux.

The Instructor would identify a start and end date as well as a CTF date/time for their students.

The kits are all self-paced with a suggested timeline to cover content related to each kit offering.

Students will not have additional access to the Lab Kit however they can see results post-program. Instructors will have access indefinitely.

We recommend instructors buy the more advanced kit (i.e. Standard vs. Intro) and give guidance to the students that are less experienced to have them eliminate certain sections of the program to meet them at their level. Or instructors can buy separate kit levels for different skill level experiences.

Students using the Intro or Standard Lab Kits most definitely use Chromebooks. Advanced Lab Kits will need access to Kali Linux, Chromebooks typically do not support this software so plan accordingly.

Yes, Cyber Skyline’s Accessibility Conformance Report Revised Section 508 Edition has been made available.