# Cyber Range Compare > A finder for security training: answer five questions to see which training type fits (cyber range, hands-on lab libraries, tabletop and crisis simulation, awareness training) and which platforms' published facts match. No scores or rankings. Vendor pages read 27 September and 11 October 2026. ## Key pages - [Home](https://cyberrangecompare.com/): the four kinds of security training, what each builds, and the platforms the finder covers. - [Training type finder](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-type-finder): five questions that weigh the training types and list platforms whose published facts match. - [How the matching works](https://cyberrangecompare.com/how-the-matching-works): the published rules, sources, limits and platform order. - [Training types](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-type): the four kinds of security training compared, with which platforms sell each. - [Cyber range](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-type/cyber-range): A team detects and responds to a live simulated attack in a realistic environment, using real security tools. - [Hands-on lab libraries](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-type/hands-on-labs): One person works through a guided technical task in a browser lab, picked from a library of hundreds or thousands. - [Tabletop and crisis simulation](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-type/tabletop-and-crisis-simulation): The people who own decisions in an incident work through a scenario and decide what to do, from a scripted discussion to an adaptive simulation. - [Awareness training](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-type/awareness-training): Short modules and simulated phishing that teach every employee to spot and report threats. - [Platforms](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform): every platform profile and a fact grid, Reflex Security first and the rest alphabetical, with links to all side-by-side pages. - [Range guide](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-guide): lessons on choosing and running security training, in three tracks. - [Range terms](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-terms): plain definitions of training, standards and buying terms, with sources. - [Range FAQ](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-faq): short answers on training types, prices, free options, the platforms and how this site works. - [The Range Desk](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-desk-notes): dated notes on what changes the choice of security training. - [Contact](https://cyberrangecompare.com/contact): corrections, privacy requests, copyright notices and questions. ## Platforms - [BreachRx](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/breachrx): An incident response management platform whose AI Tabletops module runs exercises in the same system the team uses in a live incident, then feeds the gaps back into playbooks and owners. - [Cloud Range](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/cloud-range): A live-fire cyber range provider that runs attack simulations across IT, OT/ICS, cloud and hybrid environments on a replica of the customer's network, now also validating AI agents. - [Conducttr](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/conducttr): A crisis exercise platform for building and running your own exercises, which simulates news, social media and messaging around the players. - [Cyberbit](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/cyberbit): A cloud cyber range for SOC and incident response teams, now combined with RangeForce, with Crisis Sim 360 sold as an add-on that brings executives into the same incident. - [Cytactic](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/cytactic): A cyber incident response management hub with a simulation generator: five ready-made crisis simulations and an AI engine that builds new ones from the organisation's profile, run in a Simulation Mode inside the platform. - [Hack The Box](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/hack-the-box): A technical training platform with a large learner community, Academy modules and Professional Labs, plus Crisis Control, a platform-led tabletop with optional hands-on investigation. - [iluminr](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/iluminr): An operational resilience exercising platform for boards, executives and crisis teams, from 3–5 minute microsimulations to facilitated tabletops, with evidence mapped to regulations. - [Immersive Labs](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/immersive-labs): One platform, Immersive One, with hands-on labs, cyber drills, a live-fire range on the customer's own tools, and crisis simulations. - [KnowBe4](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/knowbe4): Security awareness training and simulated phishing for the whole workforce. It trains employees to spot and report threats, not the incident response team to run an incident. - [Reflex Security](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/reflex-security): A crisis simulation that replaces the scripted tabletop: it builds a live crisis from your real environment, runs an adaptive adversary and pressured stakeholders, and produces an after-action report. - [SimSpace](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/simspace): A range vendor that now presents itself as AI Proving Grounds: it builds an environment, runs an attack against your team, your tools or your AI agents, and shows the results. - [TryHackMe](https://cyberrangecompare.com/training-platform/tryhackme): Browser-based labs with a free tier and a large community, plus SOC and threat hunting simulators, live breach exercises and AI-driven tabletop exercises for business teams. ## Side by side 66 fact-only pages, one per platform pair, at /-beside--training BreachRx and Cytactic added 2026-10-13 from vendor pages read that day. ## Range guide lessons - [Start from the last incident: matching training to the gap it exposed](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-guide/start-from-the-last-incident) - [Individual skill, team readiness, organisational response: three levels of training](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-guide/three-levels-of-training) - [Sizing a hands-on lab programme for a SOC](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-guide/sizing-a-lab-programme) - [Team exercises versus solo labs: what changes when people train together](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-guide/team-exercises-versus-solo-labs) - [Reading a training vendor's price page](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-guide/reading-a-training-price-page) - [Turning training records into evidence: certificates, scores and after-action reports](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-guide/training-records-as-evidence) - [One platform or several: when combining training types makes sense](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-guide/one-platform-or-several) - [What training platforms now automate with AI, and what to check](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-guide/ai-in-training-platforms) ## Range Desk notes - [What Hack The Box's 2026 benchmarks say about AI in technical training](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-desk-notes/ai-agents-in-technical-training) (2026-10-11) - [M-Trends 2026 and the case for training detection, not only response](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-desk-notes/m-trends-2026-and-soc-training) (2026-10-11) - [Free starting points: what you can do before spending anything on training](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-desk-notes/free-starting-points-for-security-training) (2026-10-11) - [Cyber range or crisis simulation first? A decision for a team with one budget line](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-desk-notes/cyber-range-or-crisis-simulation-first) (2026-10-11) - [Accredited certificates in technical training: what ANAB accreditation means](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-desk-notes/accredited-certificates-in-technical-training) (2026-10-11) - [Training on the tools you already run: Falcon, Splunk and Sentinel inside training platforms](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-desk-notes/training-on-the-tools-you-run) (2026-10-11) - [Awareness training is not incident response training: a note for Cybersecurity Awareness Month](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-desk-notes/awareness-month-is-not-incident-response) (2026-10-11) - [Microsimulations and sixty-minute sessions: how short can a useful exercise be?](https://cyberrangecompare.com/range-desk-notes/how-short-can-an-exercise-be) (2026-10-11) Facts come from vendor, standards and regulator pages read on 27 September or 11 October 2026. The full list of URLs is in https://cyberrangecompare.com/sitemap.xml.