Host Your Own KC7 Event
Get a free teaching platform with classrooms, progress tracking, and a cyber competition. It takes about a minute to request.
What kind of group are you hosting for?
Tap one to continue.
What's your organization called?
School, company, or group name.
What should we call your event?
Anything works. You can change it later.
When is your event?
A rough date is fine. You can always adjust it with our team later.
How many players do you expect?
A rough estimate helps us size your platform.
How can we reach you?
We'll send your confirmation and platform access here.
Anything else we should know?
Optional. Audience, experience level, prizes, special plans, anything that helps us tailor the experience.
Ready to send?
Give it a quick look. Tap any answer to change it.
You'll be asked to create a free account (or log in) when you submit. Your answers are saved.
One quick step: log in
Create a free account (or log in) to submit your request. Your answers are saved and will be right here when you get back.
Request submitted!
What happens next:
- Check your email for confirmation
- Most requests are approved within 24 hours
- You'll receive dashboard access via email
While you wait, check out our hosting guide.
What You Get
Your Own Classroom
Create a private space for your students or team. Control who joins and manage access with a simple invite link.
Progress Tracking
See real-time leaderboards, track individual progress, and identify which skills your participants are building.
Competitions & Events
Run cybersecurity competitions for classes, conferences, or team-building events. No cybersecurity expertise required.
How It Works
Submit a Request
Answer a few quick questions above. Takes about a minute.
Get Approved
Most requests are approved within 24 hours. You'll receive an email with your dashboard access.
Start Teaching
Share your invite link and watch your participants dive into hands-on cybersecurity challenges.
Built For
Educators
High school & college instructors teaching cybersecurity, IT, or computer science.
Corporate Trainers
Security teams running training, tabletop exercises, or awareness programs.
Community Organizers
Nonprofits, meetups, and conferences hosting cybersecurity events.
Want to learn more before requesting?
Read the Hosting Guide