Playbook Objectives To understand how Remote Access Trojans (RATs) infiltrate networks. To detect and mitigate the risk of RATs. To enhance the incident response plan to combat future RAT intrusions. To train the IT security team in identifying and neutralizing RATs. Difficulty Level Advanced Scenario Company Name: TitanTech Inc. Description: TitanTech Inc. is a multinational

Playbook Objectives To ensure that the IT staff of ZenithTech, Inc. is adequately prepared to handle the complexities of patch management and the remediation of vulnerabilities identified on the company’s network. To assess and improve the current patch management policies and procedures for effectiveness and to reinforce the cybersecurity posture of ZenithTech effectively. To simulate

In this Cyber Range exercise, we’ll be focusing on a hypothetical leading nuclear energy company, “AtomSecure Energy Corp.” AtomSecure is an industry giant, with a sprawling network of nuclear power plants across the country. Due to the critical nature of its infrastructure and the potential catastrophic consequences of a breach, AtomSecure must commit to the

Scenario: The scenario unfolds at Quantum Financial Solutions, Inc., a multinational finance firm specializing in high-speed trading and managing billions in client assets. Despite stringent security policies, Quantum Financial has identified suspicious network activity that suggests a possible breach in their Secure Trading Network (STN). The CISO, Adrian Clark, calls for an immediate evaluation of

Playbook Objectives: To enhance the threat intelligence and analysis capabilities of the security team within a corporate environment. To simulate a realistic cyber-attack scenario allowing the team to practice their response to such threats. To identify potential security gaps within the current infrastructure and improve upon incident detection, handling, and response. To provide a hands-on

Playbook Objectives: To assess the company’s capability to securely deploy applications within their network. To identify and remediate potential weaknesses in the application deployment process. To ensure that the incident response team is well-trained and prepared for real-life cyber-attack scenarios. To comply with industry standards and increase the stakeholders’ confidence in the security posture of

Playbook Objectives: To test and enhance the organization’s readiness and response capability against threats to its intellectual property. To identify potential security gaps in the company’s network and systems regarding IP protection. To develop a well-coordinated incident response plan that minimizes the damage and recovery time in case of actual intellectual property theft. To train

Playbook Objectives: To evaluate the security team’s ability to detect, analyze, and respond to sophisticated cyber deception tactics. To enhance the company’s defense mechanisms by exposing them to simulated advanced persistent threats (APTs) and deceptive techniques. To train the IT and cybersecurity personnel in implementing proactive measures and developing adaptive defense strategies against deceptive cyber-attacks.

Playbook Objectives: To enhance the capabilities of the Incident Response Team (IRT) in identifying, analyzing, and mitigating evasive malware threats. To test and refine the organization’s existing protocols for detecting and responding to sophisticated malware that may utilize obfuscation, polymorphism, or other evasion techniques. To educate cybersecurity personnel on the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs)

Playbook Objectives: To simulate a complex cyber-attack on a corporate network to test the incident response capabilities of the security team To assess the effectiveness of the Incident Command System (ICS) in orchestrating a coordinated response to contain, eradicate, and recover from a cyber-attack To identify gaps in current security posture and incident response plans