Cyber education for university and bootcamp cohorts.
Give a cohort safe, browser-based cybersecurity practice that reinforces lectures and produces evidence of readiness. A cohort licence is $995 for up to 40 seats, with a white-label option for bootcamps running the program under their own brand.
Cybersecurity programs, bootcamps, TAFEs, universities, and employability teams.
Readiness sprint
Cohort command preview
$995
per cohort licence
40
seats included
121
browser missions
10
skill domains
Who it is for
Practical cyber education with a clear audience fit.
Students finish coursework and still cannot show they can reason through real security evidence, and instructors have no simple way to evidence that readiness across a cohort. SecMissions gives a course coordinator a weekly practice cadence that maps to topics you already teach, with nothing to install: every mission runs in the browser with no VM setup.
Why it sells
The offer is measurable practice.
Assign a weekly mission set that maps to what you are already teaching.
See coverage and skill gaps by domain across the whole cohort alongside individual grades.
Give every student a readiness passport they can point to in job applications.
Map to course topics
Assign weekly mission sets alongside web security, cloud, detection, secure code, and threat modeling modules.
Run cohort practice
Students complete short safe missions and build streaks, mastery rewards, and readiness evidence.
See cohort-wide coverage
Instructors get a coverage and skill-gap view by domain, plus a clean readiness snapshot per student.
Pilot package
Cohort pilot pack
Instructor progress view
Weekly tutorial missions
Graduate employability passport
Cohort licence
Covers up to 40 seats in one cohort. One seat is one enrolled student account for the length of the licence.
Larger programs and multi-cohort licences are quoted directly: tell us your headcount.
Book a pilot
Tell us about your cohort
Share your institution and we will follow up from hello@secmissions.com to set up a short pilot call.
Prefer email? Write to hello@secmissions.com.
Safety
Safety and academic integrity
Every mission is a synthetic, defensive scenario built for authorized security education. There are no live systems and no real targets, and nothing to install: practice runs entirely in the browser. Interview questions and model answers stay behind student login, so instructors get cohort visibility without answer content ever appearing on a public page.
FAQ
Common questions
Can this sit beside an existing cyber curriculum?
Yes. Missions are short enough for tutorials or homework and map to web security, cloud, detection, secure code, and threat modeling themes.
Is the content safe for classroom use?
Scenarios are synthetic and defensive, built for authorized security education against simulated systems.
What do students take into job applications?
Completion and domain coverage feed employability conversations, including a skill passport style summary for interview prep.