Elbit, Metropolitan State University to Establish New Cyber Training and Simulation Center
Elbit Systems of America will provide the hardware, software, and technical expertise to operate the training and simulation environment. Metropolitan State will provide the facilities and expert instructors. The facility will be powered by the Cyberbit Range
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| 24/12/2017
Cyberbit's booth at Cybertech 2017
Elbit Systems of America announced that it will partner with Metropolitan State University to establish a new facility powered by the Cyberbit Range for the training and simulation of cybersecurity professionals at the Metropolitan State campus in Saint Paul, Minn.
Elbit Systems of America will provide the hardware, software, and technical expertise to operate the training and simulation environment. In turn, Metropolitan State will provide the facilities and expert instructors. The training program and Cyber Range is expected to commence training in the spring of 2018.
"We're pleased to partner with Metropolitan State to bring advanced training and simulation capabilities into the University's respected cyber lab," commented Raanan Horowitz, president and CEO of Elbit Systems of America. "Trainees will benefit from unique and realistic simulation to support their certification and, ultimately, allow them to focus on keeping America's infrastructures and businesses safe when they enter the workforce."
"I am very pleased to launch the partnership with Elbit Systems of America. This agreement brings a cutting-edge cybersecurity simulation-based training center to Metropolitan State University and to the State of Minnesota," said Virginia Arthur, President of Metropolitan State University. "The new Cyber Range training facility, with its advanced cybersecurity curriculum, combined with Metropolitan State's business, education and government partnerships will effectively help to ensure that many more Minnesotans are fully prepared to meet the demands of 21st-century jobs. We are proud that through our work with Elbit Systems of America, we will position the Minnesota State system of colleges and universities and the state of Minnesota to become a national center of excellence in cybersecurity education and practice."
The training and simulation center will be powered by the Cyberbit Range, a solution developed by Cyberbit, an Elbit Systems' subsidiary. Cyberbit Range is a widely-deployed cybersecurity training and simulation platform, currently training and certifying thousands of cybersecurity professionals in many training centers, including; RUAG in Switzerland, IABG in Germany; Ni Cybersecurity in Tokyo, Japan; ST Electronics in Singapore; Regent University in Virginia, US; The Baltimore Cyber Range in Maryland, US; and most recently ISE Systems in France.
Cyberbit Range provides an up-to-date selection of simulated attack and ransomware scenarios. Trainees operate in real-life settings by accurately replicating their network setup, using their actual security tools and simulating their typical network traffic. The Cyberbit Range also includes a virtual and physical ICS/SCADA network training and cross-functional executive training.
Elbit Systems of America will provide the hardware, software, and technical expertise to operate the training and simulation environment. Metropolitan State will provide the facilities and expert instructors. The facility will be powered by the Cyberbit Range
Cyberbit's booth at Cybertech 2017
Elbit Systems of America announced that it will partner with Metropolitan State University to establish a new facility powered by the Cyberbit Range for the training and simulation of cybersecurity professionals at the Metropolitan State campus in Saint Paul, Minn.
Elbit Systems of America will provide the hardware, software, and technical expertise to operate the training and simulation environment. In turn, Metropolitan State will provide the facilities and expert instructors. The training program and Cyber Range is expected to commence training in the spring of 2018.
"We're pleased to partner with Metropolitan State to bring advanced training and simulation capabilities into the University's respected cyber lab," commented Raanan Horowitz, president and CEO of Elbit Systems of America. "Trainees will benefit from unique and realistic simulation to support their certification and, ultimately, allow them to focus on keeping America's infrastructures and businesses safe when they enter the workforce."
"I am very pleased to launch the partnership with Elbit Systems of America. This agreement brings a cutting-edge cybersecurity simulation-based training center to Metropolitan State University and to the State of Minnesota," said Virginia Arthur, President of Metropolitan State University. "The new Cyber Range training facility, with its advanced cybersecurity curriculum, combined with Metropolitan State's business, education and government partnerships will effectively help to ensure that many more Minnesotans are fully prepared to meet the demands of 21st-century jobs. We are proud that through our work with Elbit Systems of America, we will position the Minnesota State system of colleges and universities and the state of Minnesota to become a national center of excellence in cybersecurity education and practice."
The training and simulation center will be powered by the Cyberbit Range, a solution developed by Cyberbit, an Elbit Systems' subsidiary. Cyberbit Range is a widely-deployed cybersecurity training and simulation platform, currently training and certifying thousands of cybersecurity professionals in many training centers, including; RUAG in Switzerland, IABG in Germany; Ni Cybersecurity in Tokyo, Japan; ST Electronics in Singapore; Regent University in Virginia, US; The Baltimore Cyber Range in Maryland, US; and most recently ISE Systems in France.
Cyberbit Range provides an up-to-date selection of simulated attack and ransomware scenarios. Trainees operate in real-life settings by accurately replicating their network setup, using their actual security tools and simulating their typical network traffic. The Cyberbit Range also includes a virtual and physical ICS/SCADA network training and cross-functional executive training.
