The cyber drill platform for national and sector-wide readiness
Run a standardized national drill program: every analyst completes the same simulated attack scenarios, every score is objective, and dashboards prove readiness agency by agency.
- One standardized drill program every analyst completes, across every agency
- Objective scores for each analyst, aggregated by agency for leadership
- Repeat scenarios and prove improvement drill over drill
- Readiness dashboards you can put in front of ministries and stakeholders
- Every scenario mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and the NICE Framework
Trusted by national CERTs, governments & academies
The problem
Forget the once-a-year exercise. Run a drill program that proves readiness.
A national exercise takes months to organize, runs once, and ends in a subjective debrief. CyCube replaces it with a standardized simulation program: every analyst across your agencies completes the same simulated attack scenarios and is scored objectively. Dashboards aggregate readiness by agency, and repeating the program proves the gaps actually closed.
Capabilities
What you run on the drill platform
National and sector-wide drills
Enroll analysts from every participating agency in the same simulation program. Cloud-based environments scale to the full cohort - no infrastructure to build before each cycle.
Hands-on defense under realistic pressure
Each analyst individually defends against the same realistic simulated attack scenarios - proving what your people can do, not what they say they can do.
Repeat, remediate, verify
Run the same scenarios again after remediation. Analysts who struggled get another attempt, and improvement is tracked over time - so you know the gap actually closed.
Scoring and reporting
Every drill produces objective scores per analyst, rolled up by role, team, and agency into dashboards leadership can act on.
Framework alignment
Results in the language governments report against
Every scenario and every score maps to recognized international frameworks, so drill results translate directly for regulators, partner CERTs, and international bodies - no manual translation, no ambiguity.
MITRE ATT&CK
Scenarios map to MITRE ATT&CK techniques, so every analyst drills against specific adversary behaviors and your reporting shows exactly which tactics were tested and countered.
NICE Framework
Scores roll up to NICE Framework work roles and competencies, so you can assess readiness by role across agencies and target the upskilling each analyst needs before the next drill.
Who it's for
Built for the people who own national readiness
National CERTs and CSIRTs
Deliver a recurring drill program to your entire constituency from one platform, and bring evidence of improvement to every stakeholder meeting instead of anecdotes.
Government agencies and national cyber authorities
Put the analysts behind critical government services through realistic simulated attack scenarios, with objective results you can show ministers and oversight bodies.
Sector regulators and exercise directors
Run standardized programs where every analyst completes the same scenarios and is scored the same way - real performance data instead of self-reported maturity.
Defense and military academies
Drill cadets in safe, repeatable simulated environments and measure the moment classroom knowledge becomes operational readiness.
Proof
Proven with national CERTs
- The Cyprus National CSIRT runs attack simulations, SOC consulting, and upskilling with CyCube - work the Chief Officer of Cyprus's Digital Security Authority credits with significantly improving their cybersecurity posture.
- North Macedonia's MKD-CIRT delivers structured, practical training on the platform, with participants reporting enhanced readiness they apply to their institutional responsibilities.
- Government and defense users include the Israel National Cyber Directorate and the Military Academy of North Macedonia.
- The Technion has partnered with CyCube since 2017 across SOC operations, malware analysis, and cyber leadership programs.
CyCube showed exceptional expertise and professionalism across multiple projects - attack simulations, SOC consulting and upskilling. Their strategic initiatives significantly improved our cybersecurity posture.
Why CyCube
CyCube vs. the typical national drill
| CyCube | Typical alternative | |
|---|---|---|
| Exercise cadence | Recurring drills on demand, compared drill over drill | A once-a-year event that takes months to organize |
| Scoring | Objective scores for every analyst, aggregated by agency | Subjective observer notes and self-assessment |
| Repeatability | Run the same scenarios again and prove the gap closed | One-off scenarios that never run twice |
| Reporting | Dashboards built from real performance data, ready for leadership | Manual write-ups delivered weeks after the exercise |
| Infrastructure | Cloud-based environments that scale to national cohorts | Physical facilities or consultant-built environments for every event |
| Standards alignment | Scenarios and results mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and the NICE Framework | No consistent mapping across agencies or exercises |
FAQ
Cyber drill platform FAQ
What is a cyber drill platform?
A cyber drill platform lets governments, CERTs, and agencies run and score hands-on exercises in realistic simulated environments. On CyCube, a drill is a standardized simulation program: every analyst completes the same simulated attack scenarios, is scored objectively, and results aggregate by agency.
How is a cyber drill different from a tabletop exercise?
A tabletop is a conversation about what people would do. A CyCube drill is hands-on: each analyst individually defends against a realistic simulated attack scenario and is scored on performance. You leave with evidence of what your analysts can do under pressure, not a record of what they said.
How is performance measured during a drill?
Each analyst receives an objective score measured against the scenario's objectives and mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques and NICE work roles. Dashboards aggregate results by analyst, role, team, and agency, so you can compare readiness across your program and track improvement between drills.
Can we repeat the same scenarios after a drill?
Yes. Analysts who struggled can complete the same scenarios again after remediation, and the platform tracks improvement over time. Findings become closed gaps instead of a report on a shelf.
Which national CERTs already work with CyCube?
The Cyprus National CSIRT uses CyCube for attack simulations, SOC consulting, and upskilling. North Macedonia's MKD-CIRT delivers structured practical training, with participants reporting enhanced readiness. Users also include the Israel National Cyber Directorate and the Military Academy of North Macedonia.
See a national drill run end to end
Book a demo and watch CyCube stand up a national-scale drill program - every analyst on the same scenarios, scored objectively, with a readiness picture your stakeholders will actually read.