A solution brief for higher education cybersecurity programs, covering how a live cyber range fits alongside lectures and coursework in a university department. The document is organized around bridging academic theory and workforce readiness, then a key capabilities section, then results. Capabilities named include live-fire exercises that mirror real-world attacks, ready-made threat scenarios, customizable labs faculty can adapt to a cybersecurity curriculum, real-time performance tracking, and automated grading. Content is mapped to NIST, NICE, and CAE. The brief also describes research use, including testing new tools, prototyping defense strategies, and evaluating AI models, and lists three outcomes it claims for institutions: AI workforce-ready graduates, higher faculty productivity, and demonstrable metrics for research and grant requirements. Download the brief to see how those results are defined and measured.
