Hands-on cybersecurity training
Learn to defend by working a real network under real pressure.
The range gives you an isolated network of live machines, a terminal into it, and an objective to reach. Nothing is mocked — you break in, lock it down, or trace what happened, and the range scores what you actually achieved.
What makes a drill worth the hour
Real networks, not simulations
Every drill provisions an isolated network of live containers. You get a terminal into it and the same tools you would use on the job.
A live AI adversary
Blue-team drills run against an adversary that reacts to what you do, so defending is a contest rather than a checklist.
Flags and graded artifacts
Objectives are scored the moment you submit. Written work — an incident report, a root-cause note — is graded with an instructor in the loop.
A copilot that will not solve it for you
Stuck is part of the exercise, so hints are staged. The copilot knows your scenario and nudges rather than answers.
How a session works
- 01
Pick a drill
Browse published scenarios by skill and difficulty.
- 02
Get your network
A session spins up your own isolated environment, ready in seconds.
- 03
Work the objectives
Attack, defend, investigate. Submit flags as you go.
- 04
See what you proved
Objectives roll up into a skills profile you can show.
Competitions
Capture-the-flag events on the same range: every team gets its own sandboxes and its own flags, and a live scoreboard.
Start with one drill.
Creating an account puts you on the public range. If your organization runs its own, enter its code when you sign up.