IT-HUNTER's own platform

Cyber Range

Find out whether your team is ready for a cyberattack before one happens. Employees and specialists practice against real attacks in a safe copy of your company, and you get an objective assessment of how ready they are.

workstations on site
30–40workstations on site
ready-made attack scenarios
20+ready-made attack scenarios
modes, from training to testing
4modes, from training to testing
risk to your live systems
0risk to your live systems

What a cyber range is, in plain words

Pilots practice engine failures in a flight simulator, and firefighters practice in drills. A cyber range does the same for cybersecurity: we build a copy of your company and launch a real attack inside it. The team learns what to do, mistakes cost nothing, and management sees who handled it and how.

Knowing ≠ doing

A lecture shows what a person knows. An exercise shows what they will do when an attack is already under way.

Safe

Everything happens in an isolated copy. Real systems and data are not affected.

Measurable

Scores are based on what participants actually do, not on an instructor's opinion.

A copy of your infrastructure

The environment reproduces a typical organization, from the perimeter to the servers and the monitoring center. For custom exercises, we replicate your own infrastructure.

Internet

  • Attacker
  • Phishing domains
  • Command-and-control server

Perimeter

  • Firewall (NGFW)
  • VPN gateway
  • WAF

DMZ

  • Website
  • Mail server

Office

  • Windows workstations
  • Employee laptops
  • USB devices

Servers

  • Active Directory
  • 1C
  • Database
  • File server
  • Backup

Monitoring

  • SIEM
  • EDR / XDR
  • DLP
  • IDS
  • NET HUNTER

The training network is isolated from your live network. No real data or accounts are moved into the environment.

How it works

  1. 1Assessment

    We define who needs training and in what: roles, skill level and the threats typical for your industry.

  2. 2Training

    Theory plus step-by-step tasks in the environment, with hints.

  3. 3Exercises

    The attack unfolds in real time, and the team's decisions change its course.

  4. 4Measurement

    A report: time to detect and respond, mistakes and recommendations.

Scenario catalog

More than 20 ready-made scenarios. Choose an audience and we'll show the ones that fit.

  • BasicIndividual

    Phishing email

    An email "from accounting" with a link to a fake login page. Spot it and report it.

    EmployeesT1566T1204
  • BasicIndividual

    Ransomware message

    A ransom demand appears on the screen. What to do in the first minutes so you don't lose data.

    Employees · IT teamT1486
  • BasicIndividual

    USB infection

    A USB stick someone found runs a malicious file. Detect and isolate the infected computer.

    Employees · IT teamT1091T1204
  • IntermediateIndividual

    Compromised account

    Someone logs in as an employee from another country. Find it, block the account and end all sessions.

    IT team · SOC and securityT1078T1110
  • IntermediateIndividual

    Server password guessing

    Mass login attempts over RDP and SSH. Detect them in the logs and stop them.

    IT team · SOC and securityT1110T1021
  • AdvancedTeam

    Attack on Active Directory

    Credential theft and privilege escalation up to domain administrator.

    SOC and securityT1003T1078.002T1484
  • AdvancedTeam

    Ransomware in the network

    From a VPN login to an attempt to delete backups. Break the chain in time.

    SOC and security · IT teamT1021.002T1490T1486
  • IntermediateTeam

    Attack on the database and 1C

    An attacker tries to export the database. Detect it and protect the data.

    SOC and security · IT teamT1190T1005
  • IntermediateTeam

    DDoS attack on the website

    The website stops responding. Identify the type of attack and bring the site back.

    IT team · SOC and securityT1498T1499
  • IntermediateTeam

    Insider data leak

    An employee is taking the customer database. Stop it and collect evidence.

    SOC and security · ManagementT1567T1052
  • AdvancedIndividual

    Security tool evasion

    Malware switches off the antivirus. Detect it by indirect signs.

    SOC and securityT1562
  • BasicTeam

    Crisis tabletop exercise

    An attack has stopped the business. Management makes the decisions: communications, the regulator, recovery.

    ManagementT1486

What an exercise looks like from the inside

This is a simplified copy of the range operator console. Pick a scenario, run it and make the call at the critical moment: your choice decides whether the attack is stopped or keeps going.

Scenario brief

Friday, 18:40. The accounting team has gone home. An attacker has logged in over VPN with a contractor account that has no second factor.

Environment

AttackerNGFW / VPNWS-ACC-07WS-HR-12DC-01FS-02BACKUP-01
  • Normal
  • Under attack
  • Compromised
  • Isolated
  • Encrypted
Scenario time--:--:--
Time to detect—
Score—
Hosts in environment7

Event log

  1. This is a simplified copy of the range operator console. Pick a scenario, run it and make the call at the critical moment: your choice decides whether the attack is stopped or keeps going.

What's inside the range

The environments run the same types of security tools that real companies use. Participants learn on real consoles, not on pictures.

Workstation protection

  • Kaspersky
  • Dr.Web
  • Endpoint Security
  • EDR / XDR

Network and perimeter

  • NGFW
  • WAF
  • IDS
  • VPN

Monitoring

  • SIEM
  • NET HUNTER
  • Network sensor
  • Telemetry collection

Data and access

  • DLP
  • Active Directory
  • Backup
  • Vulnerability scanners

Who it's for

Don't become the way in

Employees learn to recognize phishing, suspicious attachments and ransomware messages, and to report an incident the right way.

Format
Training mode, individual
Result
Fewer clicks on phishing links and faster attack reports

Training

Step-by-step learning with theory, hints and hands-on practice in the environment. For employees and junior specialists.

Assessment

Skills testing without hints and with automatic scoring. For staff and SOC certification.

Team

Participants play different roles in the same incident. Information handoffs, decisions and actions are all recorded.

Research

One scenario run with different security tools in an identical configuration. For selecting and testing products.

A report management can understand

After the exercise you don't get a simple "pass / fail", but a measurable picture of how ready your team is.

A report management can understandSample report
78Readiness index
Average time to detect
18 min
Average time to respond
24 min
Critical mistakes
2

MITRE ATT&CK technique coverage

Initial access
Execution
Persistence
Credential access
Lateral movement
Impact
  • Detected in time
  • Detected late
  • Missed
  • L1 analyst82
  • L2 analyst91
  • Administrator64
  • Shift lead77

The range runs on our own platform

Cyber Range is IT-HUNTER's own product: environments are deployed from templates, scenarios branch based on participants' actions, and the final score is calculated from recorded events. The platform can also be deployed in your infrastructure.

Technical details

Frequently asked questions

Do we need to install anything on our network?

No. Exercises take place at the IT-HUNTER facility or in an isolated environment. If you prefer, the platform can also be deployed inside your infrastructure.

Can you replicate our infrastructure?

Yes. For custom scenarios we reproduce your workstations, servers, 1C, a copy of your website and the security tools you use.

Who scores the participants?

The final score is calculated automatically from the scenario rules and the recorded events. The AI module only explains mistakes and prepares recommendations.

Is it suitable for employees without technical knowledge?

Yes. There are separate basic-level scenarios for them: phishing, malicious attachments and ransomware messages.

Can we test a security tool before buying it?

Yes. In research mode, one scenario is run with different products and settings, so you can see what each of them detects.

What your organization gets

Employees see an attack in a safe environment, make decisions themselves and understand the consequences. You test staff readiness, evaluate your security tools and see what needs strengthening.

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