> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.kc7cyber.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.kc7cyber.com/readme.md). # KC7 Host Resources Plan, run, and follow up on KC7 cybersecurity events, and manage your KC7 dashboard. This site walks you through hosting a KC7 cybersecurity event and using your KC7 dashboard. New hosts can go from request to running a session in a few hours. Returning hosts can jump straight to the dashboard docs to add games, manage classrooms, and review results. KC7 is a detective-style cybersecurity game. Participants investigate simulated incidents using the same tools real analysts use. You don't need a security background to host. The platform handles the teaching. Watch a 2-minute overview of KC7. {% embed url="" %} ## Pick Your Path
🎪 Host an EventPlan and run a KC7 event from request to follow-upcard-host-event.pnghttps://docs.kc7cyber.com/hosting-events/quick-start
🏢 Your DashboardManage games, classrooms, users, and analyticscard-dashboard.pnghttps://docs.kc7cyber.com/dashboard/overview
🤝 Volunteer with KC7Contribute to content, scenarios, or communitycard-volunteer.pnghttps://docs.kc7cyber.com/community/volunteer
💬 Get HelpDiscord, email, and troubleshootingcard-get-help.pnghttps://docs.kc7cyber.com/community/getting-help
## New Here? Three Steps
1. Request Your EventAbout 5 minutes.https://kc7cyber.com/gameon
2. Read the Quick StartAbout 15 minutes of prep.https://docs.kc7cyber.com/hosting-events/quick-start
3. Run Your Event45 minutes to a few hours.https://docs.kc7cyber.com/hosting-events/event-day
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