Simulated physics refers to the use of computer-generated algorithms and rules to mimic real-world physical behaviors within digital or virtual environments. In cybersecurity, simulated physics can be used to create more realistic training scenarios, analyze the impact of cyberattacks on physical systems, or test the resilience of cyber-physical systems such as industrial control networks. By accurately modeling how physical objects and forces interact, simulated physics helps security professionals anticipate vulnerabilities and improve protective measures in both virtual and real-world infrastructures.