Platform
Real hardware. Cloud scale.
HaCKSEE manages physical lab capacity so institutions don't have to.
Hardware Nodes
Highly integrated development boards instrumented to support beginner through advanced hardware security experiments on real devices.
Cloud Management
Session scheduling, device allocation, and access control through a single cloud platform. No local IT required.
Browser-Based Labs
Users work in a notebook interface, submit jobs to shared hardware, and analyze returned results directly in the browser.
How it works
- The user opens the notebook session and designs the experiment workflow.
- The job is submitted from the notebook to an available hardware node.
- HaCKSEE runs the experiment on real physical hardware and returns the results for analysis.
- When the session ends, the hardware resets automatically and returns to the shared pool.
Built for shared lab operations
- Hardware capacity is shared across sessions, keeping utilization high and cost low.
- Isolated environments support each user and each run.
- Instructor dashboards provide live cohort visibility and engagement metrics.
- Experiment records and audit logs support institutional governance.
Traction
From research to product
HaCKSEE builds on NSF-backed research and validation work from 2020 to 2024. The product timeline below starts with the initial product concept in December 2023.
Initial Concept
Dec '23
Board v0.1
Apr '24
$300K NSF Grant
Jun '25
Board v0.2
Sep '25
Patent Filed
Oct '25
Cloud Stack Live
Dec '25
HaCKSEE LLC
Feb '26
University Pilots
Q1 '27
Certifications
Q3 '27
Enterprise
2028+
Who it's for
Universities
Deliver real hardware security labs across courses and programs without expanding bench space for every learner.
Certifications
Planned for certification-provider partnerships and future HaCKSEE certifications for individuals who want hands-on hardware security validation.
Enterprise Teams
Support internal upskilling, workforce development, and repeatable hardware security training for engineering and security teams.