Anti-Cheating Policy and Certification Integrity

As one of the top cybersecurity training institutes in India, Craw Security (CRAW) is dedicated to upholding justice, honesty, and integrity in all training courses, lab tests, practical examinations, internal assessments, and learning activities focused on certification.

All assignments, lab work, practical exercises, tests, reports, and evaluations must be finished by students using their own abilities, knowledge, and effort. Craw Security's academic and training regulations will be severely violated by any attempt to obtain an unfair advantage, abuse course materials, or evade the learning process.

Cheating can involve, but is not restricted to:

• Exam answers, lab solutions, reports, walkthroughs, and assignment files can be shared or bought.
• Copying another student's practical work, scripts, reports, or submissions.
• Claiming as your own someone else's work, certification, lab completion, or test score.
• Distributing confidential course materials, lab solutions, internal notes, advice from trainers, or information pertaining to assessments.
• Using unapproved tools, AI-generated responses, third-party aid, or external support during limited examinations.
• Recording, disseminating, or publishing live lectures, lab demonstrations, test advice, or internal course materials without authorization in writing.
• Fabricating completion evidence, certificates, claims, or deceptive portrayals of Craw Security training credentials.
• Attempting to tamper with data relating to certification, lab scores, attendance records, LMS records, or assessment results.

Craw Security may employ a variety of techniques, such as manual review, trainer evaluation, lab activity review, plagiarism checks, submission analysis, identity verification, certification validation, and other internal monitoring procedures, to safeguard the integrity of training and assessments. Common anti-cheating measures including monitoring leaked walkthroughs, examining exam submissions, employing proctoring where appropriate, and enforcing severe penalties when cheating is discovered are also highlighted in the reference material.

Craw Security may take one or more of the following steps if it finds evidence of academic dishonesty, cheating, misuse, or illegal sharing:

• Reject or cancel the student's submission of an exam, lab report, assignment, or assessment.
• Access to classes, LMS, recordings, laboratories, and course materials may be suspended or terminated.
• Cancel training verification, completion letters, and internal certificates.
• Disqualify the student from any upcoming tests, exams, batches, or certification assistance.
• The student's ability to enroll in certain Craw Security programs will be permanently restricted.
• When there is misuse, fraud, content theft, or intellectual property infringement, take legal or administrative action.

Additionally, if later evidence indicates that a student may have utilized unfair methods, Craw Security retains the authority to examine prior submissions, reports, certificates, or assessments. If cheating, fraud, or policy violations are later found, certification or completion status may be canceled even after issuance.

In addition to using Craw Security training exclusively for legitimate cybersecurity education, professional growth, and approved security testing, students are urged to adhere to ethical learning techniques and do practical work on their own.

To report instances of fraudulent certificates, improper use of training materials, unapproved distribution of Craw Security materials, or cheating, get in touch with:

Email ID: training@craw.in
Website: www.craw.in
Phone Number: +91-9513805401