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vcdb-monte-carlo

v1.0.8

Published

A monte carlo simulation using the vcdb cybersecurity incident dataset and the verisdb-analyst analytics application REST API to perform MapReduce on the data. Scripts simulates attack modes to explore possibly attack mode distributions.

Downloads

45

Readme

VCDB Monte Carlo

This is a monte carlo simulation script written in JavaScript for use with the REST API for verisdb-analyst, a MapReduce tool for the vz-risk/vcdb cybersecurity incident dataset.

Installation

Installation is by npm by running:

npm install --save vcdb-monte-carlo

Usage

To use this tool, ensure that verisdb-analyst is running in the background and simply run the following command:

>node monte.js [number of times to run simulation]

You must ensure that an environment variable VERIS is set for your verisdb-analyst application URL, for example:

export VERIS="http://127.0.0.1/"

If run successfully, data.json will be output to the same directory as monte.js, containing resultant data.

This simulation requires considerable computing power to do quickly, so on a standard personal computer this will be slow. You should ensure that you edit vcdbFactory.js in the factories folder of verisdb-analyst so that this.bypass = 1.

Comments and Contributions

Please do feel free to submit a pull request or submit an issue with your comments. This package is maintained.

Copyright

Copyright (c) Steven Walker-Roberts 2017. All rights reserved. MIT license.