This business model will have its lunch eaten by the software stack that claims immunity to hacks, but can still run on the students' hardware, thus massively c

This business model will have its lunch eaten by the software stack that claims immunity to hacks, but can still run on the students' hardware, thus massively changing the cost and logistics landscape. Now the student has to manage it. Of course it's true, the student-owned laptop may in theory always be modded to bypass any software stack. But in practice, the software stack has a huge edge. Any remaining lunch to be eaten, whereby one is insistent that this testing be performed on non-student hardware, can be had by the university computer lab.