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RELEASEJuly 26, 2026

Phase 3 Is Complete: Guides, Labs and Quests Now Live in One Place

Every Labshock service now runs under one design. Each zone is one page where quest leads to guide, guide leads to lab, and lab brings you back to the quest.

Phase 3 of Labshock is complete.

Every service now runs under one design, and guides, labs and quests live in the same place instead of three separate ones.

For a long time Labshock grew piece by piece.

Guides in one place.

Labs in another.

Quests somewhere else.

You had to connect everything yourself.

Now the system does it for you.

Every Zone Is One Page

Each zone now has a single page, and everything inside it is linked.

quest leads to guide
guide leads to lab
lab brings you back to quest

Everything stays connected.

This matters more in OT than it sounds.

Reading how IEC 104 carries a command and operating one in a lab are two halves of the same lesson.

If you have to remember which lab matches which guide, the link between theory and process behavior breaks.

That link is the thing the platform exists to teach.

Guides Open As HTML

Guides now render as HTML pages.

Faster to open.

Easier to read.

Usable on any screen.

Labs Start With One Click

Fewer steps between opening a lab and having a running environment.

This Came From Your Feedback

  • every message
  • every masterclass
  • every support call

We collected it.

Then rebuilt the whole experience around it.

Phase 4 Is Scale

Unifying was not about tidiness.

A platform with one shape can be extended without being rebuilt each time.

A platform in parts has to be extended in every part separately, and every new integration multiplies the work.

So Phase 3 was the precondition.

Phase 4 is scale.

  • the free Wazuh lab is already inside
  • free Zeek and Suricata are next
  • every zone will include detection and validation

Detection tooling only means something when you can point it at a process you are allowed to test against.

Running Wazuh over a real PLC and SCADA chain tells you whether a rule fires on the activity that matters.

Running it over generic log noise does not.

The Order That Matters

You learn.

Then you practice.

Then you test.

Then you prove.

All in one place.

OT security must be testable.

Not documented.

Try It Yourself

  • Start free: github.com/zakharb/labshock — the lab runs locally with Docker, no cloud.
  • Loginward is the free starter zone: open a guide, follow the link into the lab, finish the quest.
  • Turn on the Wazuh lab and check what fires while you operate the process: labshocksecurity.com.
  • Something still awkward in the flow? Say so — Phase 3 exists because people did: discord.gg/bpmaQFfW76
LABSHOCK SECURITY — OT SECURITY MUST BE TESTABLE, NOT DOCUMENTED