Educate.
Protect.
Comply.
CyberStudent delivers a curriculum on how to behave online that nobody on your team has to write, age-appropriate phishing simulations designed to educate, and audit-ready records by student, school, and district.
Digital citizenship and phishing training,
in one place
One teaches students how to be online. The other teaches them what a scam looks like.
Digital Citizenship Education & Compliance
Every lesson is prebuilt and ready to assign.
Mapped out pre-K through 12, covering the following topics:
Cybersecurity, cyberbullying, digital footprint, social media, digital world basics, media literacy and tech laws, age appropriateness, and privacy.
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Student Phishing Simulations
Spotting a scam is a skill. You’re never too young to start learning.
Age-appropriate templates built from gaming, streaming, and the apps students use every day, getting harder as each student improves.
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Gamification
Reward students with points for spotting scams and phishing emails.
Friendly competition on class leaderboards keeps scam awareness top of mind all year, not just during training week.
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Students don’t just learn it.
They report it
A phish that reaches one student reaches the rest of the district. CyberStudent gives them a way to flag it and your team a way to clear it.
Threat Reporting & Remediation
Report it once. Remove it everywhere.
When one student flags a phish, your team can pull it from every inbox before anyone else opens it.
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Compromised Account Detection
When the sender is one of yours.
A compromised student account is suspended the moment it’s reported, before it can send to the rest of the district.
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Compliance proof
without the paperwork chase
Completion records by student, school, and district, generated as the program runs.
Reporting & Analytics
The report is already written.
See who has completed what, export it on demand or on a schedule, and answer a curriculum review and a board question from the same data.
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Your staff and students can be your strongest defense.
See what CyberStudent delivers by grade, how a teacher runs it, and what changes when students start reporting instead of clicking.
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