BytePatch Technologies is the company you hire. BytePatch Labs is everything we publish for free: research papers, field guides, the Cyber Range simulations, and the tools we built for our own engagements and then opened up.
The guides, the simulations and the tools have no form in front of them at all. The papers ask for an email, then offer you a link to skip that and read them anyway. All of it exists because the fastest way to prove you know a subject is to teach it away.
Playable simulations of real attacks, each from a different seat in the room. Every run scores you and shows the decisions that changed the ending.
Run your company while a live hacker terminal reacts to every call you make.
It's 2 AM and the attacker is inside. Contain the breach before your data walks out.
Negotiate with a ransomware crew on a live dark-web portal. Pay, stall, or refuse.
Be the ethical hacker. Recon, break in, escalate, and own the network — legally.
Watch an intrusion unfold in real time and decide what to do at every alert.
Seven strains, one company, no restart button. The full rehearsal.
Applying neural distinguishers to a lightweight block cipher — where machine learning genuinely shifts an attacker's odds, and where it does not.
What stays human when the tooling gets very good, argued from the security side rather than the product side.
The DPDP Act read as an engineering document: what it actually obliges a system to do, not what the press release said.
Each category, what it looks like in a real codebase, and the check that catches it.
What the Act requires of a startup holding customer data, in the order to deal with it.
The five that actually earn their place in a first toolkit, and how to not misuse them.
The same technical skill, two very different legal positions. Where the line sits.
Where breach data surfaces, how it is traded, and what that means for your credentials.
What an autonomous agent changes about your attack surface once it holds credentials.
Ten questions, scored in your browser, no email wall. Built for our own scoping calls, then opened up.
Live · freePoint a phone at the BytePatch card and the shield lifts off it. WebXR, no app install.
Live · experimentThe shared scenario engine behind all six simulations — branching decisions, scored outcomes, shuffled answers.
Live · in-houseIf you have found a vulnerability in this site or anything we run, our disclosure terms are published and we acknowledge within 72 hours. We do not threaten researchers who play it straight, and we credit you in the fix note if you want it.
If you want to write for Labs, run a session with us, or use a Cyber Range scenario in your own training, just ask. It is free for that.
The commercial studio. Penetration testing, security engineering, secure software development and training — scoped, quoted and contracted.
See the services →This page. Research, guides, simulations and tools — published free, and never locked behind a form you cannot skip.