The incident response training platform where readiness is proven, not assumed
Each responder works realistic simulated incidents end to end and is scored objectively. You see who can execute under pressure - before a real breach tests them.
- Every responder rehearses the full incident lifecycle before a breach tests it
- Faster, more confident triage and containment decisions under pressure
- Objective readiness scores per responder, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and NICE
- A personalized, AI-driven learning path for each responder's level
- Manager dashboards show who is ready and who is improving over time
Trusted by national CERTs, governments & academies
The problem
Rehearse the breach before it happens
Most responders meet the incident response plan for the first time during a real breach. On CyCube, each responder works hands-on simulated incidents end to end - detection, triage, containment, eradication, recovery, reporting - against realistic simulated attacks. AI-driven assessment gives every responder a personalized path, and every exercise is scored objectively.
Capabilities
Train the moments that decide an incident
Detection and triage
Each responder works realistic alerts, separates signal from noise, scopes the incident, and makes the first calls that shape everything after.
Containment and eradication
Responders practice stopping an attack in motion without destroying the evidence they will need next - judgment calls no slide deck can teach.
Investigation and evidence handling
Responders trace how an attack unfolded through realistic evidence and handle it with the discipline a real case demands.
Recovery and reporting
The incident isn't over when the threat is contained. Each responder practices reconstructing what happened and delivering the clear report leadership expects.
Framework alignment
Mapped to the frameworks your IR program reports against
Every exercise maps to recognized frameworks, so incident response training translates directly into the language your SOC, CERT, and leadership use to plan coverage and prove progress.
MITRE ATT&CK
Scenarios map to MITRE ATT&CK, so each responder trains against the adversary behaviors that drive real incidents - and you see exactly which behaviors your team is ready for.
NICE Framework
Skills and learning paths align to the NICE Framework, connecting each responder's hands-on practice to the work roles and competencies your IR program is built on.
Who it's for
Built for the teams who answer the incident call
SOC and IR managers
Put every responder through the incidents your playbooks describe, see objective data on who can triage, contain, and investigate, and close gaps before the next callout.
Enterprise security teams
Keep response skills sharp between real incidents and onboard new responders to proven competence - each one individually assessed, not assumed ready.
Governments and national CERTs
Build national response capacity with realistic simulated attack scenarios and measurable per-analyst readiness - the way the national CERTs of Cyprus and North Macedonia already train.
Academies and training providers
Deliver hands-on incident response training at scale - cloud-based, fast to onboard, multi-language, and backed by assessment that proves each graduate's capability.
Proof
Trusted by CERTs, academies, and enterprises
- SPAN d.d. jointly launched a regional cybersecurity academy with CyCube, delivering hands-on SOC, forensics, and incident response courses on the platform.
- The national CERTs of Cyprus (CSIRT) and North Macedonia (MKD-CIRT) train on CyCube - attack simulations, SOC consulting, and structured practical training - with participants reporting enhanced readiness.
- The Technion has partnered with CyCube since 2017 on programs spanning SOC operations, malware analysis, and cyber leadership.
More than a vendor, CyCube became a true partner. Together we launched a cybersecurity academy and delivered SOC, forensics and IR courses across the region using CyCube’s simulations and practical labs.
Why CyCube
CyCube vs. typical incident response training
| CyCube | Typical alternative | |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Security incidents - the breach, not the outage | IT outage drills and on-call tooling with no security depth |
| Lifecycle coverage | The full incident lifecycle, first alert to final report | Awareness modules that stop once the alert fires |
| Environment | Hands-on simulated incidents in realistic environments | Slides, tabletop discussion, and multiple-choice quizzes |
| Progression | AI-driven assessment and a personalized path for every responder | One-size-fits-all courses regardless of skill level |
| Measurement | Objective readiness scores per responder, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and NICE | Attendance records and completion certificates |
| Improvement | Repeat scenarios and track measurable improvement over time | One-off workshops with no way to prove progress |
FAQ
Incident response training platform FAQ
What is an incident response training platform?
It's a platform where responders build the skills to handle a cyber incident end to end - detection, triage, containment, eradication, recovery, and reporting - through hands-on simulated incidents. CyCube adds AI-driven assessment, personalized learning paths, and objective per-responder scoring.
How is this different from on-call and incident management tools?
Those platforms coordinate response to IT outages; they don't build breach-handling skills. On CyCube, each responder defends against realistic simulated attacks and sees the response through to recovery and reporting. If your incidents involve an adversary, this is the training that applies.
Does the training cover the full incident response lifecycle?
Yes. Each responder works simulated incidents end to end - detection, triage, containment, eradication, recovery, and reporting - so no phase gets rehearsed for the first time during a real breach. Repeat a scenario later and the scores show whether the gap closed.
How realistic are the simulated incidents?
Each responder works in hands-on simulated environments against realistic simulated attacks, with the evidence and pressure a real incident produces. The platform is cloud-based, so there's no infrastructure to build - onboard in minutes and start training the same day.
How do we measure whether our IR team is ready?
Every exercise produces objective, per-responder scores mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and NICE, rolled into dashboards by analyst, role, and team. You see exactly who can triage, contain, and investigate - and who needs another rep.
Test your incident response before an attacker does
Book a demo and walk through a simulated incident end to end - then see the readiness data that proves each responder is prepared for the real thing.