CyberStudent

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.

A CyberNut student lesson asking students to spot the phishing red flags in a fake game rewards email
Pre-K–12
a full year of content for every grade
700+
school districts already running CyberNut
1 million+
students trained by CyberNut

Over
1 million students
are learning cybersecurity, digital citizenship, and AI literacy with CyberNut.

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EDUCATE

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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Grade 3 year at a glance: prebuilt lessons on digital safety, kindness online, digital footprint, media literacy, AI literacy, and privacy

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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A simulated gaming rewards phishing email as a student sees it, with a prompt asking whether the link looks right

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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The CyberNut class leaderboard ranking students by acorns earned for spotting scams
PROTECT

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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A student-reported phishing email in the Reported Threats console, scored 92 and auto-quarantined, with the report, review, and district-wide removal flow

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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The Compromised Accounts view with a student account suspended automatically and its phishing email quarantined
COMPLY

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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Student completion status by school, with every school complete and an export report button

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.