A virtual cyber range for learning network security, vulnerability assessment, and security operations.
The big picture behind every module in this course — how solutions and threats map across the IT estate, and how the field of information security is classified.
Practice firewalls, intrusion detection, VPN, DDoS mitigation, SIEM, WAF, IAM, NAC, secure coding, and threat intelligence — 10 simulators, no setup required.
Write iptables-style rules and trace step by step how packets are allowed or blocked. Practice INPUT·OUTPUT·FORWARD chains, CIDR matching, and port ranges.
Activate 14 attack signatures (SQLi, XSS, brute force, malware, etc.) and observe how attack payloads are detected. Switch between IDS (detect) and IPS (block) modes.
Write allow/block rules by method, path, and IP, and watch OWASP-style attack signatures (SQLi, XSS, path traversal, command injection) catch what your rules don't. Learn how custom rules always override signature detection.
Select protocols like WireGuard, OpenVPN, or IPSec and visualize the 5-step handshake. Trace how packets are encrypted through the tunnel and practice split tunneling.
Simulate 5 attack types (SYN Flood, HTTP Flood, DNS Amplification, etc.) at varying intensities. See the real-time effect of 8 defenses: Rate Limiting, SYN Cookies, Traffic Scrubbing, and more.
Aggregate and correlate logs from Firewall, IDS, VPN, and Anti-DDoS. Practice SOC operations to detect and respond to APT Kill Chains, brute-force attacks, and combined DDoS+intrusion scenarios.
Write access policies by principal, action, and resource, and see how an explicit DENY always overrides an ALLOW — no matter the order. Practice least privilege, RBAC, separation of duties, and blocking privilege escalation.
Write device admission rules by type, MAC, auth method, and posture. Learn how the first matching rule decides ALLOW, QUARANTINE, or DENY — and assigns a VLAN — for corporate laptops, IoT devices, contractors, and guests.
Read real vulnerable code snippets and diagnose them: identify the vulnerability category, the exact vulnerable line, and pick the correct secure fix among plausible alternatives. Covers SQL injection, XSS, hardcoded secrets, command injection, insecure deserialization, and broken access control.
Cross-reference indicators of compromise against 5 threat-intel feeds of varying reliability. Add analyst overrides to correct false positives and escalate under-rated threats, and learn how override order determines the outcome.