The increasing skills and staff shortage in the field of cybersecurity have drawn attention to the need for new and creative solutions to address this problem. As an initiative to bridge the skill gap and improve teaching and training around cybersecurity, CyberAIMs was developed, aiming to simulate cyberspace by capturing the behaviors of both attack and defense agents and simulating interactions between them. The latest version of the tool has focused on the implementation of strategies pursued during a cyberattack from both sides. A specific allocation of resources will result in a specific outcome on the game, thus an improved learning experience for the players. In this paper, the author will showcase the tool and relevant background information, hoping to attract interest among the audience in testing and validating the tool further, while making use of relevant scenarios.