Responsible use

Responsible Use Agreement

What every CyberLab user agrees to before starting a lab.

Draft for review. This document is a working draft for a prototype and has not been reviewed by legal counsel. It is not a binding agreement and does not claim any compliance certification. Last updated 29 September 2026.

Scope

This agreement applies to every CyberLab user — students, teachers and administrators — and to anything learned through CyberLab, whether used inside or outside the platform.

Use only authorized environments

I will practise techniques only inside CyberLab’s simulated labs, or in other environments where I have clear, written permission from the owner.

I understand that CyberLab labs never connect to real networks, and that no feature is intended to reach systems outside the platform.

Prohibited activity

I will not attempt to access another user’s account, another school’s data, or any part of CyberLab my role does not allow.

I will not try to use lab tools, the AI tutor or any input field to scan, probe or attack real systems, or to run commands on CyberLab infrastructure.

I will not upload malware, real credentials, or other people’s personal information.

Reporting problems

If I find a bug that lets me see data I should not, or reach something outside a lab, I will stop and report it to my teacher or school administrator instead of exploring further.

Consequences

Breaking this agreement may lead to loss of access and will be reported to the school. Using these skills against real systems without permission may be illegal.