RedTeamReplay
A training product that replays the actual attack chains from cyber-range evaluations (like the 'Last Ones' 32-step simulated corporate network) so in-house blue teams can rehearse defending against AI-driven offensive operations.
blue team engineers and SOC managers who want realistic, repeatable drills against AI-augmented attackers
- Replay of real evaluation attack chains as interactive tabletop exercises, with each step decision-pointed
- Customizable scenarios where you can swap in your own network topology and assets to stress-test defenses
- Performance scoring that tracks mean-time-to-detect and containment across replays
- Curated library of model-specific TTPs (tactics, techniques, procedures) drawn from published evaluations
Cyber-range benchmarks like 'The Last Ones' are published with full step-by-step data, but enterprises have no easy way to convert them into team training; the gap between 'model reached step 17 of 32' and 'what does our team do at step 17' is wide.
Blue teams already pay for cyber range platforms like Immersive Labs and RangeForce; demand for AI-attacker-specific content is nascent
Cyber-range vendors have not yet productized official AI-evaluation scenarios into team drills
Enterprise training budgets reliably fund per-seat subscriptions for security upskilling
AI-augmented attacks are a permanent feature of the threat landscape, not a fad
Building convincing interactive replays requires substantial scenario engineering and front-end work