For law enforcement
Train the unit on a case, not a course catalog.
A supervisor buying seats is buying performance. Operation Glass Harbor gives a unit a shared investigation — evidence to preserve, leads to divide, and findings that have to stand up in a briefing.
Capabilities
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Evidence preservation
Practice keeping digital material attributable from the first collection.
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Case coordination
Run one investigation across several investigators and a supervisor.
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Investigative reporting
Produce a report that can be reviewed, questioned, and explained.
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Team hours
Spend the time on leads, records, and timelines rather than quizzes.
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Debrief
Compare the unit’s decisions with the scenario ground truth.
Method
How Cybervestigate Works
Five stages, from the first briefing to the debrief against ground truth.
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1
Receive the case
The learner receives an allegation, intelligence requirement, incident report, victim complaint, or briefing.
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2
Investigate
They search Cybervestigate's simulated internet, collect evidence, interrogate records, correlate identities, examine artifacts, and request information.
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3
Analyze
Build timelines, link entities, document hypotheses, evaluate sources, and identify gaps.
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4
Report
Write findings and assessments supported by evidence.
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5
Debrief
Compare decisions with the scenario ground truth and receive feedback.
Begin with the case.
Operation Glass Harbor is the investigation. The debrief comes after the work.