A cloud cyber range platform for live-fire training
Spin up high-fidelity simulated networks for attack and defense exercises on real tooling. Run red vs blue, purple-team, and full incident-response scenarios on demand, at team scale.
- Live-fire attack and defense on real tooling
- On-demand ranges that scale to whole teams
- Measurable readiness mapped to MITRE and NICE
Trusted by national CERTs, governments & academies
The problem
Build real capability in a realistic environment
Tabletop walkthroughs and slide-based courses don't prove a team can defend under pressure. SOC leads, CISOs, academy directors, and national cyber leads need a place where analysts face live adversaries on the same tools they use in production and where you can measure how the team actually performs. CyCube's cloud cyber range delivers high-fidelity simulated networks with real attacks playing out across them, so people learn by doing, under conditions close to the real thing, and you leave each exercise with evidence of readiness rather than attendance.
Capabilities
What teams run on the range
Red vs blue exercises
Pit an attacking team against defenders in a shared simulated network, with realistic adversary behavior and full visibility into detection and response on both sides.
Purple-team collaboration
Run attack and defense together so detection engineers and threat hunters validate coverage against specific techniques and close gaps in the same session.
Incident response practice
Work end-to-end incidents on live telemetry: triage alerts, contain, investigate scope, and reconstruct the attack chain on real SIEM and EDR tooling.
SOC detection and triage
Analysts work realistic alert queues, pivot through logs, and separate true positives from noise under time pressure that mirrors a live shift.
Threat hunting and forensics
Hunt for adversary presence across hosts and network data, and run forensic analysis on artifacts left behind by simulated intrusions.
Team-based crisis scenarios
Drill coordinated, multi-stage breaches as a full team, exercising roles, handoffs, and communication the way a real major incident demands.
Framework alignment
Mapped to the frameworks you report against
Every range scenario is tied to recognized standards, so training and assessment line up with how you plan coverage and prove competency.
MITRE ATT&CK
Scenarios and adversary behavior are mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques, so you can target and verify detection and response against specific tactics.
NICE Framework
Skills and exercises align to the NICE Framework, connecting hands-on performance to defined work roles and competency areas.
Who it's for
Who the range is built for
Enterprises and SOC teams
Keep analysts sharp with live-fire drills on production-grade tooling, validate detection coverage, and rehearse incident response before a real breach tests it.
Governments and national CERTs
Run national-scale exercises and upskill defenders against realistic, standards-aligned scenarios to raise operational readiness across agencies.
Training providers and academies
Deliver hands-on, instructor-led courses on a ready-made range, with scenarios and labs that scale to cohorts without building infrastructure yourself.
Red and blue teams
Practice offensive and defensive tradecraft in safe, repeatable environments and measure how technique and coordination improve over time.
Proof
Trusted for hands-on cyber readiness
- Chosen by national CERTs including Cyprus (CSIRT) and North Macedonia (MKD-CIRT)
- Used by the Israel National Cyber Directorate, Bank of Israel, and IAI Elta
- Trusted by academies and universities including SPAN d.d. and the Technion - Azrieli School.
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. traditional training and CTF-only platforms
| CyCube | Typical alternative | |
|---|---|---|
| Environment fidelity | High-fidelity simulated networks with live attacks on real tooling | Slides, isolated VMs, or contrived CTF puzzles |
| Exercise format | Red vs blue, purple-team, and full IR scenarios for whole teams | Single-player challenges or passive lectures |
| Scalability | On-demand, cloud-based ranges that scale to cohorts | Fixed labs or infrastructure you build and maintain |
| Framework alignment | Scenarios mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and the NICE Framework | No standards mapping or self-reported coverage |
| Measurement | Skills assessment and readiness evidence per participant | Completion certificates or scoreboard points |
FAQ
Cyber range platform FAQs
What is a cyber range platform?
A cyber range is a controlled, simulated environment that replicates real networks, systems, and tooling so teams can practice attack and defense safely. CyCube's cloud cyber range lets defenders face realistic adversary activity and run live-fire exercises without any risk to production systems. It's where teams build and prove hands-on capability.
How is a cyber range different from a CTF platform?
CTF platforms center on isolated, single-player puzzles, while a cyber range recreates full networks where attack and defense play out together. CyCube supports team-based red vs blue, purple-team, and incident-response scenarios on real SIEM and EDR tooling. The goal is operational readiness, not just points on a scoreboard.
Do we need our own infrastructure to run it?
No. CyCube is a cloud cyber range, so ranges spin up on demand without you provisioning or maintaining hardware and labs. That makes it practical to scale from a single team to large cohorts and to run exercises whenever you need them.
Can we run red team versus blue team exercises?
Yes. The platform is built for live-fire attack and defense, including red vs blue and collaborative purple-team exercises in shared simulated networks. Both sides get the visibility they need to learn from each engagement, and you can repeat scenarios to track improvement.
How does the range map to MITRE ATT&CK and NICE?
Scenarios and adversary behavior are mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques, so you can target and verify coverage against specific tactics. Skills and exercises also align to the NICE Framework, connecting hands-on performance to defined work roles. This makes it straightforward to plan training and report on competency.
Who uses CyCube's cyber range?
It's used by enterprises and SOC teams, governments and national CERTs, and training providers and academies. Customers include the national CERTs of Cyprus and North Macedonia, the Israel National Cyber Directorate, and academic programs such as the Technion Azrieli School. The range serves both operational teams and instructor-led training.
See the cyber range in action
Watch a live-fire scenario play out and see how CyCube turns realistic attack and defense exercises into measurable readiness for your team.