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.