Forged under pressure.
Cut for the mission.
Pyroxen Group builds cyber training, range operations, and operational support around one idea: readiness comes from investigation, not memorization. Outside-the-box thinking, mission-focused execution.
Cyber capability, built from the ground up.
Three lines of work, one standard: outside-the-box thinking applied to systems that have to hold under real pressure.
Cyber Training & Curriculum Development
Mentor-guided, self-paced labs built on real operator workflows — investigation and reasoning over flags and trivia.
Cyber Range Operations
Persistent, scenario-based lab environments spanning Windows, Linux, and network infrastructure for hands-on skill development.
Consulting & Operational Support
Systems design and technical consulting aligned to mission objectives — strategic partnerships over one-off engagements.
A curriculum built to progress, not just cover material.
Four sequential tracks carry an operator from platform fundamentals to cross-domain investigation. Windows Operator Fundamentals is the flagship reference implementation.
Windows Operator Fundamentals
The flagship reference implementation — covering native tooling, host investigation, and Windows operator methodology.
Linux Operator Fundamentals
Parallel structure to the Windows track, applying the same investigation-first methodology to Linux hosts and tooling.
Networking Fundamentals
Traffic, infrastructure, and protocol-level reasoning — the connective layer between host-based domains.
Security Concepts — Capstone
Cross-domain scenarios that integrate Windows, Linux, and networking into unified investigations — the standard an operator is measured against.
Investigation over memorization.
Every track is built against the same set of principles — the reason Pyroxen training reads differently than a typical cyber range.
Investigation Over Memorization
Students reason through scenarios rather than recall answers — the skill that transfers is judgment, not trivia.
Operational Realism
No clean, scripted labs. Tools hang, output is messy, and students have to pivot — because that's what the job looks like.
Native Tooling First
Operators understand a system's built-in behavior before reaching for an automated wrapper around it.
Cross-Platform Fluency
Windows, Linux, and network infrastructure are treated as one operating environment, not three separate courses.
Multi-Solution Acceptance
Real environments have more than one right path — assessment is built to accept that, not penalize it.
Framework-Aligned
MITRE ATT&CK and NIST relevance are introduced as they naturally occur in the work, not bolted on as trivia.