Practical cybersecurity education
Every student gets a private, ready-to-run lab for each practical. Faculty see who’s stuck during the session, not after. No machines to rebuild between batches.
Piloted with SAKEC’s Cyber Security Department Pre-incubated at VJTI TBI
HackTheFort connects curriculum, lab environments, and faculty visibility in one classroom-ready workflow.
Lab setup
Provision and reset practical environments between classes.
Curriculum fit
Map labs to the subjects and outcomes faculty teach.
Faculty visibility
Review student activity, progress, and validation in one place.
Classroom scale
Give each student a private, repeatable lab environment.
Capabilities shown reflect the current institute platform; outcomes depend on curriculum, lab selection, and how each institute runs its practicals.
Run private, repeatable cyber labs without building the infrastructure from scratch.
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Real-time dashboard showing lab status, team participation, and progress metrics at a glance.
Field Validation
Students used HackTheFort during a pilot with SAKEC’s Cyber Security Department. HackTheFort is also pre-incubated at VJTI TBI.
Pre-Incubated At
VJTI TBI
VJTI Technology Business Incubator
Piloted With
SAKEC
Cyber Security Dept
SAKEC Pilot Testing
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SAKEC students took a timed networking practical exam on HackTheFort in one session. 56 completed every task.
Students move from understanding a technical situation to working through it themselves. The guidance becomes lighter as their confidence grows.
Explore our approachStart with the context, the system, and the problem the lab asks you to solve.
Use the relevant tools and environment while building a mental model of what is happening.
Troubleshoot, test ideas, and make decisions with less step-by-step direction.
Complete an assessment that demonstrates understanding, not just task completion.
Lab domains
Network foundations, packet analysis, routing, switching and troubleshooting environments.
Evidence acquisition, integrity verification, deleted-file recovery, static analysis and investigation workflows.
Cross-platform automation covering Linux Bash, native Windows PowerShell, Web APIs, and Go security tooling.
Application, container, CI/CD and secure-development practical environments.
Log analysis, incident investigation and defensive monitoring scenarios.
A separately developed hardware-in-the-loop track combining simulated processes with real industrial control hardware.
Separate R&D / specialised deployment
Curriculum impact
Each area below was mapped to SAKEC’s approved laboratory experiments and tested with their students. During your trial, we map the same labs to your syllabus.
Network foundations covering OSI encapsulation, topologies, Ethernet, IP addressing, routing, VLANs, NAT, and monitoring.
SDG alignment
SDG 9 · Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
SDG 16 · Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Practical investigations using evidence acquisition, metadata, password security, hidden information, and network traffic analysis.
SDG alignment
SDG 9 · Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
SDG 16 · Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Cross-platform security automation spanning Linux Bash, native Windows PowerShell, Web & API security, and Go pipelines.
SDG alignment
SDG 9 · Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
SDG 16 · Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
A planned practical sequence spanning Git, GitHub, Jenkins, Selenium, Docker, security analysis, threat modeling, and cloud-ready delivery.
SDG alignment
SDG 9 · Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
SDG 16 · Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
The curriculum combines practical experimentation, industry-relevant tools, and responsible technology outcomes aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
HIL Cyber Range · Separate R&D track
Study cyberattacks against real control hardware without risking live production.
Starting focused
One controller, one process, one repeatable scenario.
Free for 15 days
Review what is included, what is outside the trial, and request a setup conversation with our team.
How it starts
Your 15 days begin after we agree on the labs and access for your institute.
Share your subjects, cohort, and preferred setup. We’ll confirm the trial scope with you before access begins.
