ISMG, CyCube Join Forces to Better Train AI-Era Defenders
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ISMG and CyCube have partnered to enhance CyberEd.io’s training platform with personalized, adaptive labs. This partnership aims to better equip security teams for threats driven by AI.
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Partnership With Israeli Startup Brings Real-World Threat Labs to Security Training ISMG has teamed with CyCube to strengthen CyberEd.io's hands-on cyber training platform. The strategic investment aims to deliver personalized, adaptive labs and assessments that help security teams respond to evolving threats fueled by generative and agentic AI.