Thousands of startups have been formed over the past decade to focus on combating cybercrime, which is expected to cost the world $6 trillion annually in 2021 — up from $3 trillion in 2015.

Cloud Range today announced that its cyber range training is now available to all Ingram Micro partners in Canada.. Through this partnership, Ingram Micro customers can now access a simulation-based cyber defense training platform from Cloud Range.

Cloud Range announced today that it has been named the winners of the CISO Choice Award for the Security and Education Category by Security Current, a first of its kind vendor recognition by a Board of Judges, a group of leading CISOs across industries who selected winning solutions and providers based on their real-world experience.

Check out Cloud Range CEO Debbie Gordon's interview on simulation training and how it not only advances cyber defense, but also increases employee job satisfaction. (A two-birds-one-stone scenario we could all use, as we move into 2021).

A cyber range is designed to mimic real-world scenarios that can be used to detect and react to simulated cyberattacks, and to enable practitioners to test new technologies to enhance their cybersecurity platforms.

Most cyber intrusions leave CISOs (chief information security officers) and their security teams flat-footed. Debbie Gordon, founder and CEO of Cloud Range, plans to change that.

Listen to the latest podcast on Cybercrime Radio about the benefits of a cyber range featuring our CEO, Debbie Gordon.

Debbie Gordon shares Cloud Range’s solution for live SOC team simulation training in a March 17, 2020 interview with Ed Amoroso at TAG Cyber.