A competition for cybersecurity experts from across the world, where they can test their skills on replicas of systems and software from various industries

Standoff 14: the international cyberbattle

A special round featuring tasks by Standoff 365 for the top 200 teams of the BRICS+ CTF qualification round

STANDOFF RED TEAM SCENARIOS BRICS CTF SPECIAL ROUND

Blue teams will fight for winner of the final of this autumn's international cybersecurity games — Student standoff cyberbattle

Blue team final round of International cybersecurity games

Red teams will fight for winner of the final of this autumn's International cybersecurity games — Student's Standoff Cyberbattle

Final of International cybersecurity games for red teams

An online simulator that offers a collection of real-life cases from the Standoff Cyberbattle

Standoff Cyberbones is an online simulator that offers a collection of real-life cases from the Standoff Cyberbattle.
You can investigate incidents at your own pace to better understand how to detect and respond to cyberthreats and apply this experience later at work.
# Getting started
1.	If you don't have an account yet, [register on the Standoff 365 Platform](https://auth.standoff365.com/en-US/account/registration/).
2.	Read the [step-by-step instructions](https://help.standoff365.com/en-US/7170815371/portal) on how to set up a connection to Standoff Cyberbones.
3.	Go to Workspace → [Access and resources](https://range.standoff365.com/en-US/battle/16/?section=report&tab=accessAndResources), and download a VPN config file.

# Viewing tasks
1.	Log in to the [Standoff 365 Platform](https://auth.standoff365.com/en-US/account/login/).
2.	Go to the [Standoff Cyberbones page](https://range.standoff365.com/en-US/battle/16). 
3. Select Workspace → [Practical tasks](https://range.standoff365.com/en-US/battle/16/?section=report&tab=practicalTasks). 

# Completing tasks
You can find answers to all tasks in Positive Technologies security tools, which store logs and artifacts from the Standoff Cyberbattle.
If you don't have any experience with Positive Technologies products, read the following materials:
*	 [MaxPatrol SIEM Quick Start Guide](https://storage.ptsecurity.com/f/d974809c9b1545dfa4a0/)
*	 [PT NAD Quick Start Guide](https://storage.ptsecurity.com/f/def8b6340c0746089617/)
*   [PT AF Quick Start Guide](https://storage.ptsecurity.com/f/5b8dfbd4f36b42b882ba/)

Please note:
• To connect to MaxPatrol SIEM, select the LDAP tab in the authorization window.
• For authorization in PT AF, use the SSO tab.
• The security tools contain logs and artifacts from the Standoff Cyberbattle that took place in November 2022. To display the data, use filters by period.
• Don't forget to turn on VPN to complete tasks and work with security tools.

# Getting support
If you encounter technical difficulties or have any questions about the Standoff Cyberrange, write to our [Telegram bot](https://t.me/stf_def_support_bot).

Standoff Cyberbones (free version)

Submit answers to the tasks below. The number of attempts is unlimited.

Trigger your first ever critical events and master your skills to become a top hacker

Online cyberrange for beginners

Earn points by finding vulnerabilities in systems. Points are awarded separately for each system, and you can report only one vulnerability of each type per system.

Hack infrastructures and mix different attack vectors to establish yourself in the community and get to the top of the leaderboard

State F's leading companies from various industries are holding open house days at their facilities.
 
Take the chance to cause critical events from past Standoff cyberbattles, enhance your skills, and ultimately improve the security of State F. Each cyberrange segment features unique risk scenarios of varying complexity.

Hack infrastructures and mix different attack vectors to establish yourself in the community and get to the top of the leaderboard.

To access the cyberrange, set up a VPN connection following the instructions provided in the ["Access and resources"](https://range.standoff365.com/battle/5?section=report&tab=accessAndResources)

Online cyberrange for professionals

The festival will feature two main areas. In the public space, you'll find hands-on educational exhibits that are open for all to enjoy at no cost. These installations are designed to introduce you to the digital realm and improve your understanding of cybersecurity. For the first time, all guests will get to witness the Standoff cyberbattle—a face-off between ethical hackers and defenders battling for control over a virtual state.At the expert area, the best of the cybersecurity industry will gather, from beginners to renowned experts, as well as CIOs, and CISOs of major IT companies. Over 250 speakers will be hitting the stage to discuss the latest cybersecurity topics across both technical and business tracks. If you are wishing to visit the expert area, you'll need to buy an entry ticket.In 2024, there's a fresh new ticket sales scheme rolling out at the cyberfestival. Guests will have the freedom to choose their own price. The minimum purchase amount is 1,000 rubles. All the proceeds from sales will go to the <a href="https://podari-zhizn.ru/en">Podari Zhizn charity foundation.</a>As always, speakers who are eager to showcase the results of their research at the cyberfestival will have free access to any area of the festival. Anyone can be a speaker: from beginners to established pros. <a href="https://phdays.com/en/cfp/">Apply</a> to speak by April 1st.This year, the cyberfestival is bringing back the PHDays Everywhere format. As part of Youth Day on May 25th, a teleconference will bring together venues in five cities across the country: Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, and Tomsk. What's more, the cyberfestival is going global: we're excited to announce a new location in Bangkok, Thailand.Last year, the event was held open to the public: the large urban cyberfestival in Moscow's Gorky Park was attended by 55,000 visitors, with about 100,000 more following online. &nbsp;

Positive Hack Days cyberfestival will take place in Moscow's Luzhniki sports complex on May 23–26. Tickets are now on sale for the expert area where the business and technical programs will take place. Access to all other locations, including the Standoff cyberbattle, will be free for everyone.


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