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Forge the defenders

Institutions teach cybersecurity with slides because building a lab is expensive. We provide the lab, the content and the grading.

TuthorIA offers cybersecurity training for educational institutions: CISOForge, a platform with learning paths, graded assignments and a gradebook on the Chilean 1 to 7 grading scale, labs that open in the browser with nothing to install, Minecraft and Roblox experiences for younger students, and a console where the teacher follows the class's progress.

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CISOForge: from zero to CISO

Our own platform where students move through paths with prerequisites, submit evidence and get a grade. These are not videos: they are assignments that get graded.

  • Paths for universities, technical institutes and high schools
  • Content written by people who run a SOC every day
  • Gradebook on the Chilean 1 to 7 grading scale

Browser-based labs

Students enter a real environment from the school's browser, with nothing to install and without touching the school network.

  • Incident, firewall, SIEM and forensic analysis scenarios
  • Each lab is opened by the teacher when appropriate
  • The environment resets itself between courses

Minecraft and Roblox for the youngest

From elementary school through the first years of high school, cybersecurity comes in through play: passwords, scams and backups explained in the world where they already spend their afternoons.

  • Experiences guided by the teacher, with no public servers
  • One-class-period activities
  • Printed material for the in-person class

Teacher console

The teacher sees who logged in, who submitted and where the class got stuck, without asking the IT department for anything.

  • Attendance and progress per student
  • Open and close labs
  • Grade export to your school's system

Material

Brochures for your academic committee

We have the detail of the paths, the workload and the assessment model in a document you can take to the meeting. We send it by email on request.

Request the brochure

Frequently asked questions

What is CISOForge?
It is TuthorIA's own platform for teaching cybersecurity, from zero to CISO. Students move through paths with prerequisites, submit evidence and get a grade. These are not videos: they are assignments that get graded, with content written by people who run a SOC every day.
How do the browser-based labs work?
Students enter a real environment from the school's browser. There are incident, firewall, SIEM and forensic analysis scenarios; each lab is opened by the teacher when appropriate and the environment resets itself between courses.
What do Minecraft and Roblox offer, and for which grades?
They are experiences for the youngest students, from elementary school through the first years of high school. Cybersecurity comes in through play: passwords, scams and backups. The teacher guides them, with no public servers, in one-class-period activities and with printed material for the in-person class.
What does the teacher see in the console?
They see who logged in, who submitted and where the class got stuck, without asking the IT department for anything. The console shows attendance and progress per student, lets the teacher open and close labs, and exports grades for the school's system.
Do students install anything or touch the school network?
No. Students work from the school's browser, with nothing to install and without touching the school network. The whole lab environment runs separately and resets itself between courses.
How are students assessed?
With a gradebook on the Chilean 1 to 7 grading scale. CISOForge assignments are graded and produce a grade, and the teacher can export the grades to the school's system. The detail of the assessment model is in the brochure.