Team Live-fire Exercises, aka hardcore readiness

Face relentless, real-world attacks in an always-ready, always-scalable cyber range designed to challenge, stress, and strengthen your team, because practice should feel real and mirror live threats.

Highmark Health
Lazada
Ledios
Maire Tecnimont
NEIT
Miami-Dade County
CDWG
Highmark Health
Lazada
Ledios
Maire Tecnimont
NEIT
Miami-Dade County
CDWG

Experience real threats,
build real readiness

Fight real attacks

Team up against live threats to build reflexes, slash response time, and sharpen decision-making, so when chaos hits, your team is fast, focused, and lethal.

Defend without a net

No screenshots or hand-holding. Just real-time raw network traffic, live logs, and real alerts. Hunt threats, follow full kill chains based on MITRE ATT&CK, and build instincts that stick when it matters most. 

Adapt beyond the stack

Investigate real attacks using a mix of familiar and misconfigured tools, just like the real world, so you sharpen skills aligned with the NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill (TKS) without relying on perfect setups.

Instant range access

Launch exercises in our cloud-based range in hours, not weeks, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and NICE frameworks, so your team can practice, test, and tighten skills anytime, without the wait.

Prove readiness

Track real-time performance with precision across Readiness Cycles, aligned to NICE and MITRE frameworks. See exactly what your teams got right, where they struggled, and how fast they responded. Turn data into cyberb readiness built for managers who need answers, not guesses.

Ready to break things before your attackers do?

Feel the pressure

Live-Fire Exercise

Daphne (RAG Poisoning)

4h 0m DRI2

Daphne (RAG Poisoning)

AI systems are built on trust in the data they retrieve. Daphne challenges that trust. What starts as misleading output quickly escalates into a broader compromise.

Live-Fire Exercise

Aeneas (Killer Trojan)

4h 0m DRI3

Aeneas (Killer Trojan)

A trojanized Office 2019 installer ISO turns a familiar software deployment scenario into a full enterprise investigation.

Live-Fire Exercise

Nemesis (Data Destruction)

4h 0m DRI5

Nemesis (Data Destruction)

A disgruntled ex-employee exploits lingering cloud access to infiltrate the on-prem network, escalating privileges to destroy data and backups while evading detection.

Test your readiness

Why teams choose Cyberbit for Team Live-Fire Exercises

A full range, not a snapshot

Most platforms drop a team into a single VM with a fixed task and call it an exercise. Our cloud-based range runs a full enterprise network, with real tools and real data flows, so your team practices the way an attack actually unfolds.

Skills that go beyond technical

Triage and tool use are only part of what holds up in an incident. Team LFEs train communication, decision-making under pressure, process execution, and adversarial thinking; the skills most platforms can’t teach because they don’t put a team together in a real attack.

Adversaries that adapt to you

Static scenarios reward memorization. Our adversary engine reacts to what your team does, so every exercise plays out differently and your defenders learn to read the situation, not the script.

Measurable team readiness

Track mean time to detect, respond, and mitigate. See which skills your team executed well, where the gaps are, and how readiness improves across Readiness Cycles. Defensible data for the board, not just activity reports.

No, Cyberbit does not provide one-time LFE licenses. LFEs are available as part of all Readiness plans, which are paid annually.

No, Cyberbit does not host CTFs. LFE licenses are available as part of all Readiness plans, which are paid annually, and are not available for one-time purchase.

A Live-Fire Exercise is a realistic, hands-on cybersecurity drill where teams respond in real-time to simulated cyber attacks. Participants use actual tools and procedures, enabling them to practice incident detection and response under authentic operational pressure.

A cyber range is an isolated environment designed for training, testing, and demonstrations. A Live-Fire Exercise, conducted on a cyber range, specifically simulates a realistic attack scenario in real-time to stress-test team readiness and response capabilities.

A live-fire simulator is an automated exercise that realistically replicates cyber-attacks, generating authentic traffic, logs, and system behaviors. It ensures repeatable scenarios, measurable performance metrics, and consistent training outcomes.

Live-Fire Exercises validate team readiness, expose gaps in defense, and improve cross-functional coordination. Regular practice builds incident-response speed, accuracy, and effectiveness under realistic threat conditions.

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