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Simulation & Training

Simulation & Training Technology

Cyber ranges, tabletop and live-fire exercises, infrastructure digital twins and Unity/Unreal-based training simulations for readiness at scale.

Training environments that mirror real operating conditions.

Cyber ranges, tabletop and live-fire exercises, digital twins and 3D simulations - rehearsed before conditions are real.

Readiness is built through repetition, and repetition against real production systems is rarely safe or practical. Cystem X builds the simulation and training environments that let teams rehearse against realistic conditions without putting live systems at risk.

Cyber ranges give security and operations teams a safe, instrumented environment to practice detection and response against realistic attack scenarios, with scoring and after-action data built in so each exercise improves on the last.

Tabletop exercises walk decision-makers through a scenario step by step, surfacing gaps in process and communication before a real incident does. Live-fire exercises go further, running the scenario against an actual isolated environment so technical teams practice the hands-on response, not just the discussion.

Infrastructure digital twins model a facility, network or system closely enough to test changes, failure scenarios and training exercises against a virtual copy instead of the real asset. This is particularly useful for environments - power, transport, telecom - where testing against the live system is not an option.

For richer, more immersive training, we build Unity and Unreal based training simulations: 3D environments for operational procedure training, facility familiarization or scenario walk-throughs that go beyond what a slide deck or a tabletop can deliver.

What this covers

  • Cyber ranges for detection and response practice
  • Tabletop exercises for decision-makers
  • Live-fire exercises against isolated environments
  • Infrastructure digital twins
  • Unity and Unreal based training simulations
  • After-action data and scoring

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a tabletop and a live-fire exercise?
A tabletop exercise is a facilitated discussion that walks a team through a scenario step by step. A live-fire exercise runs that scenario against an actual isolated environment, so technical teams practice the hands-on response as well.
What is an infrastructure digital twin used for?
It models a facility, network or system closely enough to test changes, failures and training exercises against a virtual copy instead of the live asset.
Do you build custom 3D training environments?
Yes, using Unity or Unreal, typically for operational procedure training, facility familiarization or scenario walk-throughs.
Can a cyber range be used for recurring training, not just a one-time exercise?
Yes. Most cyber ranges are built for repeated use, with scoring and after-action data that let a team track improvement across exercises over time.

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