I.C.E in Your Industry

Challenges: Mission-critical networks, national security threats, legacy systems, strict compliance mandates, and the need for highly skilled cyber operators. 

How I.C.E. helps: I.C.E. delivers mission-realistic training environments— mirroring tactical networks, joint environments, classified workflows, and adversary tradecraft—so teams can develop, test, and refine cyber capabilities before executing them in the field.

Challenges: High-risk patient data exposure, vulnerable medical devices, hybrid clinical networks, and constant ransomware targeting. 

How I.C.E. helps: I.C.E. recreates clinical and hospital network environments— including EMR systems, IoT/medical devices, and identity workflows—allowing teams to train against real attack paths and practice rapid containment without disrupting patient care.

Challenges: OT/ICS legacy systems, remote operations, industrial safety risks, and escalating nation-state threat activity. 

How I.C.E. helps: I.C.E. simulates industrial control environments, PLCs, SCADA networks, and IT/OT convergence scenarios—enabling defenders to practice detection, isolation, and recovery against realistic disruptions and adversarial campaigns.

Challenges: High-value assets, fraud attempts, multicloud complexity, and constantly evolving regulatory pressure. 

How I.C.E. helps: I.C.E. replicates financial networks, payment systems, and cloud-native architectures—giving teams hands-on practice with fraud detection, incident response, and securing high-velocity transactional workflows.

Challenges: Legacy core systems, stringent compliance, rapid digital transformation, and a rising volume of targeted cyberattacks. 

How I.C.E. helps: I.C.E. recreates core banking environments, secure branch networks, ATM ecosystems, and identity-driven infrastructure—allowing teams to rehearse cyber incidents end-to-end and validate controls before they hit production.

Challenges: Expanding cybersecurity programs, diverse skill levels, outdated lab environments, resource constraints, and the need for hands-on, industryaligned training. 

How I.C.E. helps: I.C.E. provides scalable, cloud-powered cyber ranges that give students realistic, instructor-guided environments—mirroring enterprise, cloud, and OT/ICS networks—so institutions can deliver practical training, certifications, competitions, and workforce-ready skill development at any scale.