Cyberbattle

A premier international competition designed to test and enhance offensive and defensive cybersecurity skills in highly realistic conditions

New participation formats

Test your cybersecurity tools, software, or infrastructure under realistic conditions.

Authentic experience

The one and only cyberbattle that features real industrial controllers and ICS/SCADA systems, with red team attacks visible both on a physical model and in a dedicated virtual environment built for the event.

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The competition is held on the Standoff cyberrange, which simulates business processes across multiple economic sectors, including energy, finance, metallurgy, oil and gas, and IT.

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Participants' roles and goals

For each cyberbattle, we develop a unique scenario and design new tasks, but one thing remains the same: there are two types of participants.

Red teams

Red teams attack the infrastructure of companies residing in a virtual state and look for vulnerabilities in IT systems. This hands-on experience equips specialists to deliver high-quality security testing in real life.

Blue teams

Blue teams are tasked with investigating cyberattacks. When participating in response mode, they can also repel and block attacker actions. By challenging their skills in the battle, security professionals gain expertise to better protect real companies.

Select your role

Red team

Join the epic cyberbattle with your team and get ready for a great experience, new connections within the community, and a shot at a cash prize.

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~200 tasks

Hone your skills through practice, without relying on premade attack scenarios.

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~8 industries

Test attack vectors on realistic replicas of systems from various economic sectors.

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Total prize pool of up to $50,000

Fight and earn: hit the jackpot as the battle winner or get an extra reward for completing a special task.

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Professional support

Get support from a practicing expert who will help your team boost skills in a chosen field.

Now offering even more ways to participate

Validate your cybersecurity tools

Provide your cybersecurity tools, and SOC teams from major Russian companies (blue teams) will test them against real-time attack traffic.

Validate your cybersecurity tools
Introduce customers to your products and improve user experience.
Get access to cyberbattle expertise and traffic to improve your products.
Test integrations with other security tools and validate technical configurations.
Check how your products perform under high-intensity cyberattacks.

The Standoff experience

Maria Davydova
Maria DavydovaDirector of the Information Security Control and Threat Counteraction Department, Greenatom JSC

"Greenatom is not taking part in the Standoff Cyberbattle for the first time. After a short break and a reorganization within the company, we decided to return to the cyber battle. The team determined what format of participation was necessary: everyone unanimously voted that offline is much more productive, because in that case you are fully immersed in the atmosphere, and everything is right before your eyes. After Standoff, I spoke at an industry conference on information security, where we highlighted our participation in the cyberbattle as a personal victory. Thanks to the cyberbattle, we realized that we are moving in the right direction."

 

Contact us

We'll get in touch with you within 5 business days to inform you about the terms of participation in the upcoming cyberbattle.

Have questions?
Email us at hello@standoff365.com

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Cyberbattle overview
  • Standoff is a large-scale competition where cybersecurity professionals test and strengthen their skills in highly realistic conditions.

    How the cyberbattle works:
    • Red teams (ethical hackers) attempt to attack the infrastructure of a virtual state.
    • Blue teams (cybersecurity professionals) detect these attacks, investigate incidents, and respond to them.

    The cyberrange replicates the infrastructure of real-world industries. It includes IT systems, industrial automation technologies, business processes, and user-facing services.
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