CMD+CTRL Security Expands Base Camp Platform with New Dark Money Cyber Range, Skill Lab 2.0, and AI-Powered Post-Event Reporting
CMD+CTRL Security Expands Base Camp Platform with New Dark Money Cyber Range, Skill Lab 2.0, and AI-Powered Post-Event Reporting
CMD+CTRL Security, a leader in software security training, today announced three additions to its award-winning Base Camp platform: the Dark Money cyber range, Skill Lab 2.0, and AI-Powered Post-Event Reporting.
Dark Money, CMD+CTRL's 12th immersive cyber range, is a fully functional digital banking platform featuring 33 security challenges across 8 attack surfaces aligned to the CWE Top 25 and OWASP Top 10. Participants trace laundered funds through transfers, loans, bill pay, and a live prediction market called the Oracle. Dark Money debuted at DEF CON 34, where an eight-year CMD+CTRL veteran topped a field of 160 players to win one of only 10 Black Badges awarded across 81 contests at the event.
Skill Lab 2.0 reimagines CMD+CTRL's hands-on labs from the ground up for speed. Learners now launch straight into a browser-based IDE preloaded with vulnerable code and a mission list, with instant automated feedback and continuously autosaved progress. The first wave covers 24 of CMD+CTRL's most-used labs across five languages: Java, Python, C#, C++, and Node.js.
AI-Powered Post-Event Reporting puts an AI agent on every engagement. It reads an event's raw export, maps exposure to the frameworks auditors already use, benchmarks a cohort against anonymized industry peers, and produces a client-branded skills assessment, complete with framework mapping, peer benchmarking, and per-learner development plans, in place of a bare leaderboard. Every figure is traceable to a source row; nothing is inferred, and gaps or mismatches are flagged.
“These three releases reflect what our customers need: realistic challenges, faster labs, and reporting that turns a single event into a real training plan,” said Jeff Emig, CEO of CMD+CTRL Security.
The releases cap a strong year for CMD+CTRL, which recently earned fourteen badges in G2's Fall 2026 report and two 2026 Global InfoSec Awards from Cyber Defense Magazine.
All three offerings are available now on the Base Camp platform. To try Dark Money or learn more about Skill Lab 2.0 and AI-Powered Post-Event Reporting, visit cmdnctrlsecurity.com.
About CMD+CTRL Security
CMD+CTRL Security is a pioneer in software security training. For two decades, organizations of all sizes, from mid-sized to Global 100 companies, have relied on our training solutions to transform their software security. Our role-based modules, skill labs, and hands-on cyber ranges are designed to build skills that stick. Visit cmdnctrlsecurity.com to learn how we can help you launch a best-in-class training program.
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