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What are sandboxes

AppSecEngineer Sandboxes provide secure, pre-configured cloud environments for hands-on security learning without using personal cloud accounts. They offer hassle-free, cost-effective labs across AWS, Azure, and GCP, enabling safe experimentation without risking real infrastructure.

In AppSecEngineer, Sandboxes are the  easiest and most secure way to learn Cloud security since you don't need to use your own cloud account or expose your Cloud infrastructure to the simulated attacks we'll be performing in our Labs all of our Cloud labs are completely hosted on our servers.
 
Cloud Sandboxes are available for:
  1. Enterprise Account
  2. Individual Pro Plus Plan 
  3. Custom Sandbox only package (Talk to Sales)

Benefits of Sandboxes

  1. Hassle-Free Lab Setup
    No need to configure your own infrastructure. Sandboxes provide pre-configured environments that are ready to use.

  2. Safe Environment
    Experiment and learn without fear of disrupting production systems or sensitive data.

  3. Cost-Effective Learning
    Avoid incurring costs for cloud resources while using sandboxes provided by AppSecEngineer.

List of AppSecEngineer collections which supports sandboxes

Cloud Security Collection
  1. AWS
  2. Azure 
  3. GCP
AI LLM Collection
Threat Modeling collection

 

Getting Started

Each sandbox provides:

  • Temporary cloud credentials
  • Pre-configured CLI tools
  • Access to cloud console/portal
  • Isolated environment for labs

Simply click the "Access" button on any lab and run the appropriate init command.

Conclusion

Cloud sandboxes make hands-on security training accessible and risk-free. With instant provisioning and zero setup overhead, you can focus on learning critical cloud security skills rather than infrastructure management. Start exploring our labs today with these ready-to-use environments.


Now that you know  what are sandboxes and their collections, also learn How to spin up a GCP sandbox.