Use cases
Four audiences. One game.
Red vs. Blue isn't a one-audience product. Pick whichever role you're playing — operator, instructor, student, or event organizer — and we've scoped a portal bundle to fit.
Businesses & organizations
Run incident response drills your team will actually remember.
Move past slides and spreadsheets. Run live multiplayer tabletop exercises against an adaptive AI opponent. Cover the full incident lifecycle — detection, containment, eradication, recovery — with consequences your team feels in real time. Bring leadership in for a non-technical version. Bring SOC analysts in for the technical one. Run them on the same scenario and watch the gaps surface.
- Cybersecurity awareness training for non-technical staff
- Hands-on technical practice for analysts and engineers
- Strategic + GRC training for CISOs and managers
- IR plan validation — score your team against your actual playbook
Educators & training providers
Cybersecurity curriculum that holds attention for 90 minutes.
Drop Red vs. Blue into a course, a workshop, or a multi-week curriculum. Students retain interactive game-based learning measurably better than lectures and CBT modules — and they actually want to come back next class. Built-in performance analytics let you grade objectively. Aligns with NIST NICE framework, NICCS roles, and most CompTIA / EC-Council certification preparation tracks.
- Drop-in curriculum module for cybersecurity programs
- Per-student performance analytics + progress tracking
- Aligned with NIST NICE / NICCS / certification prep tracks
- Workshop-friendly — runs as a single session or a full semester
Individual students & professionals
Self-directed practice. No command line required.
Whether you're studying for your first cybersecurity certification or you're a working analyst sharpening pattern recognition, Red vs. Blue gives you a practice surface no textbook can match. Play either side. Run as many scenarios as you want. Get realistic exposure to ICS, OT, and IT incident response — without a prior technical background, even on the attacker side.
- Self-paced — play whenever, as many runs as you want
- Beginner-friendly — no command-line experience needed
- Realistic exposure to ICS, OT, and IT scenarios
- Track your own progress against the metrics dashboard
Event & workshop organizers
CTF competitions that watchers can actually follow.
Most cybersecurity competitions are unwatchable from the outside — terminals scrolling past, no visual stakes. Red vs. Blue is built for spectators: visible board state, clear consequence per move, replayable for finals. Run a tournament at a security conference. Run a hackathon. Run a corporate team-building event. Run a finals stream that actually generates engagement.
- Spectator-friendly — visible game state, dramatic stakes
- Replayable matches for finals broadcasting
- Plug-and-play tournament structure (brackets, scoring)
- Used at security conferences, universities, and corporate events