Visualizing attack graphs, reachability, and trust relationships with NAVIGATOR
Matthew Chu, Kyle Ingols, Richard P. Lippmann, Seth Webster, Stephen Boyer · 2010
A new tool named NAVIGATOR (Network Asset VIsualization: Graphs, ATtacks, Operational Recommendations) adds significant capabilities to earlier work in attack graph visualization. Using NAVIGATOR, users can visualize the effect of server-side, client-side, credential-based, and trustbased attacks. By varying the attacker model, NAVIGA-TOR can show the current state of the network as well as hypothetical future situations, allowing for advance planning. Furthermore, NAVIGATOR explicitly shows network topology, infrastructure devices, and host-level data while still conveying situational awareness of the network as a whole. This tool is implemented in Java and uses an existing C++ engine for reachability and attack graph calculations.