I'm sure you must have read my previous post title the List of Adversary Emulation Tools. In that post, I briefly mentioned about the Guardicore Infection Monkey. Good news now is that it has been updated! We now have Infection Monkey 1.6.1. An important change about this version is that this is an AWS only version. Read more about UPDATE: Infection Monkey 1.6.1
Comparison of Open Source Adversary Emulation Tools
If you liked my older post titled "List of Adversary Emulation Tools", I am sure you must want to know what is the difference or comparison between the different tools. This post is an attempt to do just that -to list down the comparison of open source adversary emulation tools. I have compared their capabilities against the 11 tactics mentioned in the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Read more about Comparison of Open Source Adversary Emulation Tools
List of Adversary Emulation Tools
Every once in a while, the security industry brings forth a new buzz word and introduces terminologies that sound über cool and generate lot's of interest. One such word going around now-a-days is automated "adversary emulation". Let's first understand what this really means. Adversary emulation/simulation offers a method to test a network’s resilience against an advanced attacker, albeit in this case all tests are run by a system. If this was a real 'adversary', a system would not have run Read more about List of Adversary Emulation Tools