THREAT-ARREST

Advancements by THREAT-ARREST to Jasima simulator: (a): Extension by visualization layers (Web, Mobile Device, Windows Client) based on existing technology, as required for presenting the outcomes of simulation/emulation of cyber-system components in the project. (b): Leveraging serious gaming elements in order to increase learning motivation for small and medium groups.

Advancements by THREAT-ARREST to Serious Games tools: Enhancement of the various serious games with (i) advanced scenarios of cyber threats’ mitigation and (ii) new visualisation components.

Advancements by THREAT-ARREST to Jasima simulator: Configuration and adoption of the simulator in order to meet the needs of the THREAT-ARREST training platform (i.e., simulation of different layers in the cyber systems implementation stack.

Advancements by THREAT-ARREST to Data Fabrication Platform: Translation of simulation specifications in CTTP models and statistical profiles into DFP rules to enable synthetic event generation for the purposes of THREAT-ASSERT.

Advancements by THREAT-ARREST: Combination and expansion of the capabilities of the emulation and penetration testing software/frameworks in order to achieve the automated generation and interconnection of emulated cyber system components. Enabling of trainees to perform security mitigation tasks. Selection of cyber-system components and attacks based on CTTP models.

Advancements by THREAT-ARREST: (a): Offering customizable security data analytics applied to data-at-rest and live, streaming data. Off-the-shelf hardware components coupled with a custom software engine to provide a clear upgrade path, without vendor-specific lock-in. (b): Development of mechanisms to support the connectivity and use of the platform as part of a cyber threat training framework. Mechanisms supporting the implementation of continuous assurance by executing the assurance sub model of CTTP models, APIs for monitoring/testing evidence and checks reporting etc.