CyberAct

Pentest / Ethical Hacking

Train your pentesters with real intrusion labs

Penetration testing is only learned through practice. CyberAct provides isolated environments with real vulnerable machines, organised by theme (web, network, Active Directory, IoT) and difficulty. Your pentesters progress at their own pace and validate their skills through structured CTFs. Training your pentesters with real intrusion labs, rather than theoretical material, remains the only way to prepare a team for a full-scale engagement.

The challenges of your role

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Online lab platforms lack realism or customisation

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Creating your own test environments is costly and time-consuming to maintain

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Junior progression is hard to measure without structured challenges

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Certification preparation (OSCP, eJPT) requires thousands of hours of practice

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Sharing labs between multiple team pentesters is complex

How CyberAct meets your needs

Real VM labs

Vulnerable machines deployed on your Proxmox infrastructure or in the cloud. No simulation: real CVEs, real flags to capture.

Catalogue by theme & difficulty

Web (XSS, SQLi, SSRF, IDOR), network (pivoting, sniffing), Active Directory (Kerberoasting, Pass-the-Hash), IoT — from beginner to expert level.

Internal CTFs & competitions

Run your own CTFs with your scenarios. Real-time leaderboards, dynamic flags, team or individual mode.

AI-powered lab generation

Automatically generate a pentest scenario, VM provisioning script and associated challenge in minutes using AI.

CyberAct modules used

This solution uses the following platform modules

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a CyberAct pentest lab and a real audit engagement?

The lab reproduces the same technical mechanisms as a real audit (web, network, Active Directory vulnerabilities) in a disposable, isolated environment, with no legal or operational risk, letting a pentester train freely before a client engagement.

Are scenarios updated with new intrusion techniques?

Yes, the lab catalog evolves with current techniques (Windows/Linux privilege escalation, Active Directory abuse, modern web exploitation) so pentesters train on threats representative of what they actually face on engagements.

Can CyberAct help prepare for OSCP or CEH certifications?

Intrusion labs are designed in a format close to the OSCP and CEH practical exams: vulnerable machines to fully compromise, with report writing, bringing training closer to the real exam format.

Can we track an internal pentest team's progress?

A manager can track, per pentester, the number of machines compromised, techniques mastered, and resolution time, to identify individual areas for improvement ahead of a major engagement.

Do the labs also cover web and mobile application testing?

Yes, alongside network and Active Directory scenarios, dedicated labs cover web vulnerabilities (OWASP Top 10) and mobile, for complete preparation for modern penetration testing engagements.

Can an experienced pentester keep progressing on CyberAct, not just beginners?

Yes, advanced levels offer multi-machine environments with exploitation chaining and evasion techniques, designed for experienced pentesters who want to keep their skills sharp between engagements.

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