Morningstar Hack The Box, SimSpace, and Immersive Recognized as Leaders in Cybersecurity Training Platforms
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- •Hack The Box, SimSpace, and Immersive are recognized as leaders in cybersecurity training.
- •HTB received the highest scores in 13 evaluation criteria, focusing on AI readiness and gamification.
- •SimSpace is noted for its realistic cyber ranges and agentic AI readiness, essential for elite teams.
Hack The Box (HTB), SimSpace, and Immersive have been named Leaders in The Forrester Wave™: Cybersecurity Skills and Training Platforms, Q1 2026. HTB received top scores in 13 criteria, emphasizing its AI readiness and gamified learning approach. SimSpace excelled in agentic AI readiness and realistic cyber ranges, which are crucial for training elite cybersecurity teams. Immersive was recognized for its vision to enhance organizational resilience through innovative training methods. The evaluations highlight a shift towards continuous upskilling and the integration of AI in cybersecurity training. These platforms are designed to prepare organizations for evolving cyber threats by enhancing the skills of their security teams. The reports underscore the importance of hands-on, realistic simulations in validating real-world readiness. This recognition reflects the growing emphasis on AI-augmented environments in cybersecurity operations.
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