SimSpace, a cyber range company, has relocated its global headquarters to Orlando, Florida. The move was announced at the SimSpace Summit and places the company within Florida's integrated cybersecurity ecosystem, closer to key customers, partners and academic institutions including Cyber Florida and PCTE. The new 7,000-square-foot headquarters will support SimSpace's mission to help organisations train, test and validate people, processes, technologies and AI in realistic environments. CEO Peter Lee emphasised the importance of closing the "train-test gap" as cybersecurity enters an AI-driven era. SimSpace's platform serves as an AI proving ground, enabling organisations to test AI-powered tools, train AI models and validate defensive workflows before deployment. The headquarters will function as a hub for customer collaboration and large-scale cyber exercises.

SimSpace unveils major upgrades to its ai-empowered Cyber Range Platform to drive the Training and testing convergence. Early Access Program delivers hands-on access to capabilities designed to close the Training/Testing Gap and validate resilience across people, processes, technologies, and AI. BOSTON and ORLANDO, Fla., Feb. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - SimSpace, the realistic, intelligent cyber range for elite cybersecurity organizations, today announced the launch of its Early Access Program for its enhanced SimSpace Cyber Range Platform. This major advancement comes on the heels of SimSpace redefining how organizations unite training and testing to continuously strengthen cyber readiness and resilience in the age of AI. When training and testing are siloed, human and artificial operators are tested to ensure proficiency in isolation from how tools and playbooks actually perform under pressure. SimSpace calls the flaw in this conventional approach the Train / Test Gap. AI-driven threats adapt in real time, and traditional training-only environments can no longer deliver measurable confidence. Research shows: * Training happens in one environment * Organizations value realistic simulation testing, but implementation is scattered at best * AI is a priority, but security teams can't prove its efficacy SimSpace tackles this by uniting training and testing in a single production-grade cyber range where elite cyber individuals, teams, and entire organizations can safely and rapidly train, test, and validate their offensive and defensive capabilities across people, processes, and technologies. Organizations can only claim readiness when they repeatedly train and test in environments that reflect the complexity of real operations, which include cloud infrastructure, production tools, hardware, human behavior, and now adaptive AI. "Autonomous AI attacks are pushing the asymmetry between offense and defense to a breaking point, and defenders can't afford to rely on isolated training or theoretical testing anymore," said Clint Sand, Chief Product and Engineering Officer of SimSpace. "What's required now is a full lifecycle approach. Training, testing, and validating in realistic conditions that reflect how systems actually operate. Organizations need to adopt AI rapidly, but they also need to manage the operational risk of deploying unproven autonomous agents. With Early Access, SimSpace provides a responsive, adversarial environment where teams can validate people, processes, technologies, and AI together. Before those capabilities are trusted in the real world." AI is accelerating the convergence of training and testing. The way you train AI is by testing it; the same is now true for cyber operators, workflows, and full-stack defenses. SimSpace designed its platform to enable this convergence as a strategic advantage for customers. SimSpace combines learning, testing, validation, and performance measurements into a single realism-first environment. Key highlights of major upgrades to the platform unveiled include:

SimSpace has launched an Early Access Program for major upgrades to its AI-powered cyber range platform, designed to bridge what it calls the "Train/Test Gap" in cybersecurity. The platform enables organisations to train and test defensive capabilities across people, processes, technologies and AI in a single production-grade environment. Key enhancements include AI-assisted range design and automation, an intuitive drag-and-drop Range Workbench, Tool Tester for security benchmarking, and improved Team Trainer for live-fire exercises. The platform is built API-first to enable custom integrations and automation at scale. SimSpace positions the upgrades as essential for organisations facing autonomous AI attacks, allowing teams to validate capabilities in realistic conditions before deployment. Current customers can contact account representatives, whilst new customers can express interest through the company's website.