by amy | Jun 1, 2026 | Product Update
The current development cycle is focused on cyber range deployment. We’ve made more progress than we have work left to do, and that matters because deployment is what turns ArkOne from a cyber range design tool into a complete platform. Why cyber range...
by amy | May 15, 2026 | Black Ark Labs, Team Insights
If you’ve ever tried to get a cyber range for your program, you already know how this goes. You can have it fast, you can have it cheap, or you can have it custom, but you have to pick two because the third one always suffers. This doesn’t mean that you’re...
by amy | May 1, 2026 | Black Ark Labs, Team Insights
Most cyber training needs are pretty straightforward. You need something lightweight enough to practice a technique, test a tool, or run a short exercise without spinning up a full enterprise simulation. You are not looking for realistic business processes, weeks of...
by amy | Apr 15, 2026 | Black Ark Labs, Team Insights
Offensive security is a skill you maintain through practice. Reading about techniques helps and watching demos helps, but execution requires repetition. Repetition requires something to practice against, and that is what cyber ranges are for. Repetition and staying...
by amy | Apr 1, 2026 | Development Update
Most of the work happening right now is invisible. We are deep in authentication, entitlements, and error handling. These are not features anyone gets excited about, but they are the systems that determine whether you can sign up at midnight without emailing anyone,...
by amy | Mar 15, 2026 | Black Ark Labs, Team Insights
Offensive security and infrastructure engineering are different disciplines. They share traits like attention to detail, technical depth, and comfort with complexity, but they diverge in practice. The person who can exploit a misconfigured server is not always the...
