RangeForce

RangeForce provides a cybersecurity training and skills development platform that originated from technology built to host NATO's Locked Shields exercise, described as the most complex live-fire cyber resilience exercise in the world. The platform combines team-based cyber range exercises with individual technical labs, skills pathways, and readiness mapping to help organizations assess and improve their security team capabilities. The company's technology simulates compromised environments at scale, enabling realistic training scenarios that include rotating IP addresses, application traffic flows, and lateral movement patterns. Through advances in automation and cloud computing, RangeForce delivers mass-market team exercising capabilities that were previously complex and expensive to implement. The platform serves large organizations seeking to measure and enhance their cybersecurity team readiness through hands-on training exercises. RangeForce offers courses covering various security domains including cloud security (AWS and Azure), reverse engineering, PowerShell attack defense, and other technical cybersecurity skills. The training approach focuses on practical, scenario-based learning rather than traditional certification-based methods, emphasizing actual defensive capabilities and incident response preparedness.