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Õ¬Äи£Àû Institute for Cyber Security is home to a number of laboratories used for simulating and addressing cyber attack scenarios.Â
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- Australian Cyber Security Centre Laboratory (Red Room): This lab has a capacity of 8 students and doubles as the Red Room in teaming exercises. It also has 3 large screen displays.Â
- Australian Cyber Security Centre Laboratory (Blue Room): The main cyber training lab with 24 PCs plus a lecturer PC connected to 3 large displays. This room also doubles as the Blue Room in teaming exercises. This lab connects to the Cyber Range and is generally isolated from the internet.Â
- Cyber Range Server Room: The server room holds the Cyber Range. The Cyber Range is a C7000 blade enclosure connecting SAN storage over fibre channel, plus other supporting infrastructure including networking devices.Â
- Cyber Security Centre Laboratory (White Room): This lab has a capacity of 20 students and doubles as the White Room in teaming exercises. It also has 3 large screen displays.Â