Give your teams a challenge to take on together.

Bring people together around a focused cyber exercise. Set the schedule, choose the labs, and organize an event for individual participants or teams.

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A completed YCTF competition in CyberEvent, showing the world map, team standings, and activity feed.

From the event brief to the final results.

Give participants a clear format and organizers a way to follow the exercise.

01

Define the event

Set the title, schedule, and description so participants know what to expect.

02

Choose the format

Configure the event for individual participation or team competition and select its labs.

03

Follow the results

Use event views and leaderboards to follow participation and performance.

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During and after the exercise

See the competition take shape.

Follow scores, completed challenges, and captured flags as participants work through the labs. The leaderboard brings team results together, while the activity feed shows how the exercise unfolded.

  • Individual or team participation
  • Scores and progress across the selected labs
  • Results to support your closing debrief
Prepare a team event with selected labs, then follow a sequence of lab starts, captured flags, and completed challenges in its activity feed.

Practical content

Give the teams a real environment to work in.

Choose labs across security disciplines and levels, including AI security scenarios for LLM applications and connected assistants. A team can share a dedicated environment with connected machines, enterprise services, and the tools needed for its scenario.

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Inside the lab

An entire environment, dedicated to your session.

Each lab provisions cloud infrastructure for an individual learner or a team. Connected machines, enterprise services, and security appliances create the setting for the scenario.

BlackStone combines seven machines across four networks: domain controllers, Windows workstations, and a web server. Your access workstation provides the entry point to the rest of the infrastructure.

Running BlackStone lab with a Red Windows access workstation, four domain controllers, two Windows workstations, and a web server, grouped across four networks.

Your way into the environment

Choose how you connect.

Use a prepared workstation as your bastion into the lab, or connect your own computer. Available modes depend on the scenario.

In your browser
Open a prepared Kali Linux workstation through noVNC. Work directly in the browser with the tools for the exercise already available.
From your laptop
Connect over VPN and work from your own machine, with your familiar tools and local setup.
Red Windows
Use a Windows workstation with Commando VM over RDP for offensive security practice.
Blue Windows
Use a Windows workstation with FlareVM over RDP for defensive investigations and malware analysis.
SecDojo lab access choices: Ops Box with Kali Linux, VPN access, Red Windows, and Blue Windows.

These lab environments support practical work across CyberLab, CyberLearn, CyberEvent, and CyberHiring.

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Hear from the people who train with SecDojo.

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Support learning, practice, awareness, and hiring across your organization.

01CyberLearnCourses, guided learning, and pathways02CyberLabPractical scenarios and cyber ranges03CyberEventCyber exercises and competitions04CyberAwarenessEveryday security habits and awareness05CyberHiringPractical assessments for security candidates

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about CyberEvent.

Both formats are supported. Organizers choose the participation format, set the schedule, and select the labs for the exercise.

Event views and leaderboards bring together scores, completed challenges, and captured flags. The activity feed helps organizers follow how the exercise unfolds and prepare the debrief.

Yes. Select the labs that fit the exercise objectives and participants' levels, then organize them within the event.

Lab infrastructure can be dedicated to an individual or shared by a team for a group exercise. The environment contains the connected systems, services, and security tools needed for its scenario.

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