For universities
Assess the investigation, not the recollection.
Faculty can assign Operation Glass Harbor as a performance-based lab. Students investigate the simulated internet, write findings, and meet the scenario ground truth only in the debrief.
Capabilities
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Performance-based labs
The assignment is the investigation, measured in hours and decisions.
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Written findings
Students produce a report supported by the evidence they collected.
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Ground-truth debrief
Compare conclusions with the scenario after the work is submitted.
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Role-specific tasking
The same universe can be taught as a case or as an intelligence requirement.
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Assessment
Grade judgment, source handling, and gaps — the work the job actually asks for.
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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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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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.