网络范围

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Enhancing Hands-on Cyber Training

的 网络范围 is a cybersecurity training space, offering hands-on training through simulated cyberattacks, 数据泄露, and other cybercrimes. Much like a flight simulator, our 网络范围 emulates a highly advanced virtual environment tailored for training cybersecurity experts with unparalleled realism. Our 1,900 square foot facility features 24 work stations, a large video wall, and command center. Through simulated “stress-tests,” participants navigate cyberbreaches in real-time, forcing them to detect, 回应, and remediate incidents.

布里奇沃特 State University’s 网络范围 is the most sophisticated of its kind in Massachusetts and enables students and other users from municipalities, nonprofit organizations, and private industry to train and gain experience in handling simulated ransomware, malware and other types of cyberattacks in a controlled environment.

Whether you are looking for a cybersecurity degree, professional education to advance your career, or professional training for your IT Security team, BSU’s 网络安全 Range has a program for you.

网络靶场特点

BSU Cyber range students collaborating in a mock cyber attack

State-of-the-art facilities

24 workstations with dual screen monitors.

Immersive experience

Large multi-window ultra high-definition LED video wall.

Multi modal feedback

Fully immersive RGB lighting and sound system enhances a command-style simulation control room.

Funding for the 网络范围

的 creation of the 网络范围 and Security Operations Center (SOC) was funded through a $2 million federal grant secured by 森ator Ed Markey (D-MA) and 森ator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), intended to enable students to apply, 磨练, and elevate their cybersecurity skills, and serve as a resource for the Commonwealth to provide training to municipalities, 国家机构, 执法, 和其他实体. 2月24日, 2023, 森ator Markey visited the 布里奇沃特 campus to speak with faculty and students of the cybersecurity program and tour the site of the planned 网络范围.

This project is partially funded by the Congressionally Directed Spending allocation administered by the U.S. Department of Education’s FIPSE Program award #P116Z220025, and the Commonwealth of MA FY22 Skills Capital Grant administered by the Executive Office of Education, award #BD-21-1036-EDU02-EDU02-57156.