Range Workbench

Build Realistic Cyber Ranges Without the Pain

Security teams need realistic environments they can trust, not static exercises or fragile one-off builds. Range Workbench gives you a disciplined way to design, version, and manage production-grade cyber ranges that reflect real infrastructure and real behavior, without sacrificing control, fidelity, or governance.

Design, Version, and Run Cyber Ranges Like Real Infrastructure

Range Workbench is built for teams who want repeatability and realism, not one-time exercises. A visual drag-and-drop canvas works side by side with a human-readable YAML editor, so ranges can be created visually or treated as code.

Every change is versioned. You can see diffs, roll back mistakes, and maintain an audit trail. Built-in hooks allow you to simulate real attacks and normal user behavior, so validation and training reflect what actually happens in production environments. The result is faster iteration, fewer configuration errors, and ranges you can trust.

Visual Range Design Without Guesswork

Range Workbench includes a drag-and-drop design canvas that lets teams assemble environments quickly and see how components fit together. This lowers the barrier to entry for range creation and reduces dependency on highly specialized engineers, helping teams move faster without sacrificing accuracy.

Infrastructure as Code, Minus the Friction

For teams that prefer code, ranges can be defined using a human-readable YAML blueprint. This makes Range Workbench compatible with modern IaC and GitOps workflows. Changes are easier to review, easier to repeat, and easier to scale across teams and environments.

Built-In Versioning You Can Defend

Every range change is tracked with native versioning, including diffs, rollback, and audit history. This reduces production-impacting mistakes and makes it easier to support compliance and evidence collection without adding manual overhead.

Realistic Scenarios With Attacks and Users Included

Range Workbench includes built-in hooks for attack simulation and user emulation. This allows teams to validate controls, test response workflows, and train against scenarios that closely resemble real-world conditions, rather than idealized lab setups.

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