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Detailed pricing breakdown, feature comparison, and ROI analysis for the two leading enterprise cyber range platforms.
No vendor spin. Answers based on 22+ years of operational military and technology experience.
A cyber range is an isolated simulation environment where teams practice real incident response — without touching live systems. Smaller teams may get equivalent value from free tools before committing to a commercial platform.
Enterprise platforms like Cyberbit and SimSpace run $150K–$1M+ annually. A self-hosted AWS lab can cost under $500/month. The real question: what does an incident cost when your team wasn't ready for it?
Yes. Security Onion, Metasploitable, and Atomic Red Team give a team of 2–5 everything needed for realistic drills. Structure and scenario planning matter more than budget at this scale.
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