Dedicated to you or your team
Each lab runs in its own cloud environment, allocated to an individual learner or shared by the participants in a team.
Real infrastructure. Room to practice.
Put your team inside a dedicated cloud lab, with enterprise systems, security appliances, and a scenario to work through. Practice individually or as a team across offensive security, defense, AppSec, and ICS/OT.
An environment built for the exercise.
From a focused investigation to a complex enterprise network, the infrastructure is part of what you learn.
Enterprise components
Work with connected Windows and Linux systems, identity services, applications, networks, and security appliances appropriate to the scenario.
Tools ready to use
Enter through a prepared Kali or Windows workstation, or connect your own laptop over VPN. The access workstation is your gateway to the lab.
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.
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.
These lab environments support practical work across CyberLab, CyberLearn, CyberEvent, and CyberHiring.
The lab catalog
Choose a discipline. Go deeper.
Build a foundation or take on a more demanding environment. Explore categories, specialist topics, and difficulty levels to find practice that fits the role and the learner.
Fire
SSH Ninja
Knock-ItOffensive security
Red Team · Windows & Active Directory · Linux · Web · Network · Cloud · AI
Defensive security
Malware · APT · DFIR · Incident response · Hardening · Risk
Application security
Application weaknesses · Secure development · Code review · DevSecOps
ICS / OT
Industrial systems · Operational technology · Industrial network security
From the first exercise to expert practice.
Move from focused, introductory tasks to complex investigations and enterprise scenarios. Check the difficulty, machine count, objectives, and access options before you begin.
Inside the workstation
Open your browser. Your tools are ready.
Launch a Kali workstation from the lab and work in its desktop through noVNC. The prepared machine gives you access to the lab network and the tools for the exercise, without setting up a separate workstation on your laptop.
Frameworks & methodology
Choose the skills. Find the scenarios.
Labs connect to established references including MITRE ATT&CK, D3FEND, ATLAS, OWASP, and CWE. Use these mappings to choose relevant practice, from adversary techniques and defensive countermeasures to AI security and application weaknesses.
For training managers
Be ready for the questions that follow.
Access lab writeups to prepare a session and guide the debrief. Assign exercises at the right level, follow your team's activity, and use AI-assisted pathway recommendations to plan relevant follow-up courses and labs.
Explore team readinessTest AI systems in a dedicated lab.
Explore how AI applications interact with users, services, and data. Practise assessing prompt injection, assistant integrations, and model gateways against the objectives of each scenario.
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“The platform is extremely intuitive, allowing participants to launch hands-on labs instantly without technical friction. The in-browser lab environment worked flawlessly, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience throughout the cyber exercises…”
Adrian Zamfir
Technical Domain Leader Security Operations
Explore the modules
Explore the platform.
Support learning, practice, awareness, and hiring across your organization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about CyberLab.
The catalog covers offensive security, defense, application security, and ICS/OT, with subjects such as Windows, Linux, web, cloud, AI security, malware, and incident response. Difficulty ranges from trivial and easy through medium, hard, and expert.
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.
Labs support browser access through a prepared Kali Linux workstation, VPN access from your own laptop, and Windows access workstations over RDP. Red Windows uses Commando VM. Blue Windows uses FlareVM. These workstations provide the tools and access to the rest of the lab infrastructure.
Yes. Managers can read the lab writeups to prepare training, help learners, and lead a debrief. The writeups also help managers choose exercises that fit the skills their team needs to develop.
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