The product range
Five products. One range, end to end.
Two enterprise platforms for in-house security teams. Three learning environments for the cohorts behind them. The same engineering discipline runs through both halves — hardware-first where it matters, virtualised where it doesn't.
01 · Enterprise platforms
Detection, emulation, investigation — at the seam.
Both platforms ship into mature security teams. AttackWiz runs the offensive seam continuously; TAW runs the defensive seam from intel through case closure.
Enterprise · Breach & Attack Simulation
AttackWiz
An enterprise-grade (BAS) engine built for production-scale environments.
Continuous adversary emulation against your live estate. AttackWiz runs MITRE-mapped TTPs through your stack on a schedule you set — and reports which detections fired, which controls held, and which assumptions broke.
- MITRE ATT&CK technique library, parameterised per asset class
- Continuous emulation cadence — not a once-a-year exercise
- Detection-coverage scoring against your SIEM and EDR
Enterprise · Analyst Workbench
TAW · Threat Analyst Workbench
Intel, IR cases, and hunt notebooks in one pane.
TAW collapses the three workflows a senior analyst already runs — intelligence enrichment, incident case management, and hypothesis-driven hunts — into a single workbench. Findings cross-link automatically; the case file writes itself.
- IOC enrichment via MISP, OTX, VirusTotal, and proprietary feeds
- Case files with chain-of-custody and timeline reconstruction
- Hunt notebooks with sigma-rule output for promotion to production
02 · Learning environments
Where the cohorts learn the work, on the same kit.
Three learning environments, each shaped by its cohort. Phygital for the operator-grade ICS / OT work. Virtual for the scale-out pentest and SOC tracks. Cyberbay for the school-age curriculum that feeds both — five years downstream.
Learning · Phygital Range
Cyber Phygital Lab
HO-scale ICS, IoT, and critical-sector models on real PLCs.
Touch the rack — break it from the laptop. Real Siemens, Schneider, and Allen-Bradley controllers driving HO-scale physical models of substations, water plants, freight terminals, and refineries. The model train physically derails when the breaker opens at the wrong moment.
- Real Modbus, IEC 61850 GOOSE, DNP3, and OPC-UA on the wire
- MITM, Replay Attacks, Protocol Injections, Engg System Compromise and More.
- Replay Stuxnet, Industroyer, Triton, and Industroyer2 in safe-to-fail mode
Learning · Virtual Labs
Virtual Labs
Browser-isolated Kali ranges. AICTE-aligned curriculum.
Pentest practice at scale, safely. Per-student isolated Kali workstations, a library of vulnerable target environments, an integrated LMS for assignments and grading, and an instructor dashboard for live cohort oversight.
- Per-student isolated workstation — no shared state, no cleanup
- Curriculum aligned to AICTE and CCSDP cyber-skill frameworks
- Instructor dashboard with progress tracking and live-help routing
Learning · Schools
Cyberbay
Classroom-scale phygital lab. Grades 8 to 12.
Smaller-scale phygital kits for school environments. The same design philosophy as the enterprise range — real hardware, real protocols — built around the cognitive scope of a school timetable rather than a corporate war-room.
- STEM + electronics + cyber fundamentals, in one curriculum
- Modular kits sized for a 40-minute period
- Faculty-development programme bundled for partner schools
Not sure which one
The product is rarely the question. The deployment is.
Most procurement conversations start with a sector, a regulator, and a cohort size — not with a product name. Tell us what the estate looks like; we'll map it to the right product or combination.