Cyber Exercises

I’m Tim Rosenberg and I build war games.

This site is to share what I know:

Range Design

Designing a cyber range requires careful planning to simulate real-world environments effectively. From network topologies and hardware to software and traffic patterns, a well-built range provides a realistic and flexible training ground for cybersecurity professionals.

Curriculum

A strong curriculum bridges foundational theory with practical application. By incorporating hands-on labs, real-world scenarios, and clear learning paths, you can equip learners with the skills to tackle today’s most pressing cybersecurity challenges.

Scoring

Scoring in cyber exercises is about quantifying success while driving engagement. Whether tracking successful exploits, defensive measures, or operational metrics, effective scoring systems ensure participants stay motivated and focused on learning objectives.

Targets

Targets are the backbone of any cyber range, representing the systems and vulnerabilities participants must explore. Thoughtfully crafted targets, ranging from web servers to industrial control systems, ensure exercises remain challenging and relevant.

Create anything

Create anything you need to train, innovate, and thrive in cybersecurity.