See how each defender and each team performs across every exercise: mean time to detect, respond, and recover, alongside skill coverage across NICE work roles and MITRE ATT&CK and D3FEND. Data that maps individual capability to mission requirements, and that holds up in front of oversight.

Prebuilt exercises modeled on the systems government teams actually defend: federal IT stacks, state and local networks, hybrid cloud, and OT environments for critical infrastructure. Deploy in the browser in hours, not months of infrastructure work.

Exercises cover the threats specific to government: nation-state APT campaigns, ransomware targeting public services, critical infrastructure attacks, supply chain compromise, and insider risk. New attack chains are added as new campaigns emerge and CISA advisories land.

Every exercise runs on the platforms your team defends with: Splunk, IBM QRadar, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, Microsoft Defender, AWS (CloudTrail, SQS, Security Hub), Ubuntu, Windows, and more. So, threat hunting queries, malware analysis, and containment workflows transfer directly from exercise to operational environment.

Four RangeForce certificate paths, now part of the Cyberbit Readiness platform — SOC Analyst L3, Incident Responder, Digital Forensics Analyst, and Penetration Tester — are ANAB-accredited under ANSI/ASTM E2659. Every exercise maps to NICE work roles and tasks, so training and assessment align with the workforce standards your agency is already measured against.