Tools and documentation for validating hardware security requirements on x86 platforms, including bootable USB key creation and platform configuration verification.
Tessian is a cloud-based email security platform that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to defend against advanced email threats like business email compromise (BEC), account takeover, impersonation attacks, and data loss on email. It employs behavioral analysis to establish baselines for normal email behavior and detect anomalies that could indicate threats. It also performs content analysis on emails, attachments, images, and URLs to identify potential malicious content. Additionally, it leverages a global threat intelligence network to share indicators of compromise across its customer base. Tessian integrates natively with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace environments to provide inbound email threat protection, outbound data loss prevention, automated incident response, and user coaching through contextual warnings.
Tools and documentation for validating hardware security requirements on x86 platforms, including bootable USB key creation and platform configuration verification.
CHIPSEC is a framework for analyzing the security of PC platforms and components, with tools for low-level interfaces and forensic capabilities.
Machine learning project for intuitive threat analysis with a web interface.
GRFICS is a graphical realism framework for industrial control simulations using Unity 3D game engine graphics to enhance ICS security training.
A project providing a low-cost ICS testbed with affordable hardware, instructions, and attacker scenarios to facilitate learning in industrial security.
FSquaDRA is a tool for detection of repackaged Android applications based on Jaccard similarity computation over digests of files.