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Fact Sheets of CWD Tools for Improving Cyber Simulations

Collection
These fact sheets provide information about open source software tools that the SEI developed to create realistic cyber simulations.
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Software Engineering Institute

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Abstract

The SEI develops open source software tools to create secure and realistic cyber simulations. The fact sheets in this collection describe the features of each of these tools, as well as the benefits an organization can gain from using them. Some of these features and benefits include a realistic simulated Internet, realistic network traffic, convincing and lifelike behavior of host systems, and participants that are more engaged in cyber exercises thanks to the heightened realism that the tools deliver. Because these tools recreate the real world and make training exercises more realistic, exercise participants can gain experience that will help them reach elite levels of performance.

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Foundry: A Training Asset Management Portal

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This fact sheet provides information about Foundry, a training asset management portal developed by the SEI that functions as a hub for training content to help you optimize your use …

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GHOSTS: A Framework for Realistic NPC Orchestration

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This fact sheet provides information about GHOSTS, a non-player character (NPC) orchestration generator developed by the SEI to create realistic NPCs and network traffic for cyber-training simulations.

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TopoMojo: A VM Topology Manager

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This fact sheet gives an overview of the features provided by TopoMojo, an open source tool developed by the SEI that contains both a lab builder and player so that …

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Crucible: A Cyber Simulation Framework

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This fact sheet provides an overview of Crucible, a cyber-simulation framework that automates the creation, deployment, facilitation, and assessment of simulations to deliver cost-effective, dynamic virtual environments.

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