RangeForce, a provider of team cyber defense readiness at scale, announced that it has improved its platform for team threat exercises with new features that make it simpler for organizations to hasten the development of their security teams' skills through multi-user detection and response drills involving simulated attacks.
Through the use of RangeForce team threat exercises, security teams can set up the security stack to be defended, select an attack scenario, carry out the threat exercise, analyze the post-exercise data, and create a customized training program.
RangeForce threat exercises produce realistic digital artifacts of both signal and noise that demand teams to demonstrate their cyber preparedness. They use high-intensity, real-world assault scenarios that call security experts to work in teams to discover and neutralize cyber threats.
"RangeForce threat exercises are based on years of running hundreds of live cyber events and deliver the most realistic experience for teams using headline making attack scenarios and the same security tools they use every day. They provide participants the opportunity to acquire hands-on skills so they build the muscle memory to meet threat actors head on."
Ben Langrill, Senior Director of Product Engineering for RangeForce
RangeForce exercises take place in a cyber-environment that goes beyond the standard tabletop exercise, forcing participants to use well-known security tools like Splunk and Fortigate to identify and address threats. Instead, events follow the NIST cybersecurity architecture and combine threat intelligence, threat hunting, digital forensics, and system hardening expertise to reduce threats depending on current malware patterns.