ThreatGEN: Red vs. Blue (tuxdb.com)

Summary

The 1.4.1 update provides many visual and textual fixes and updates to the user interface, as well as enhancements to performance and game balance. However, the primary focus of this update is the implementation of user analytics for Professional, Education, and Enterprise Edition licensees. (For more information, visit our website: https://threatgen.com/red-vs-blue/) The analytics roadmap has two levels. Level 1 Analytics, rolled out this update, provides the following:

User statistics (games played with dates, duration, total turns, score, win condition, games won or lost, red team or blue team, games won or lost as each team, human or computer opponent, wins and losses versus each type of opponent, score, successful compromises, and successful detections)
Ability to filter by game, team, and opponent type
Ability to sort by, and easily view, statistics for each match (useful for events, assignments, labs, and competitions)

Level 2 Analytics, available in Q1 2021, will include:

Individual cybersecurity category scoring and analysis such as governance, ICS security, physical security, security policy, and cybersecurity strategy
Expanded statistics tracking such as actions played, research performed, and assets attacked

Current Release Notes

1.4.1 Release Notes (Professional Only)

Added Level 1 Analytics
Added web caching to improve game load time
Added CRC to state packets to minimize out of sync issues on unreliable network connections
Added current registered/activated username/email to the settings/about UI
Added copy/paste functionality to activation input fields

1.4.1 Release Notes (General)

Adjusted game balanced to reduce disproportionate blue team disadvantage
When red team compromises network devices, they can see the connected devices, or devices that device knows about (similar result as a host scan)
Added shield icon legend in red team UI
Added current resource pool indicators to the action tree UI
Added copy/paste functionality to all lobby input fields
Changed the Tech Inspection action to Threat Hunting and made wiki updates, accordingly
Changed Reset action wording to Reboot
Updated appearance of Cipher character
Minor audio bug fixes and updates
Minor visual and text fixes and updates

Whats Next?

Professional

Level 2 Analytics
Educational scenarios and labs
Accompanying curriculums
LMS support
Tabletop exercise mode

General

Additional network environments
Scenarios
Campaign mode

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[ 2020-12-15 02:43:45 CET ] [ Original post ]

ThreatGEN: Red vs. Blue
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Developer

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Publisher

2019-09-04

Release

Indie Strategy Simulation Singleplayer Multiplayer

It's Cyber Warfare... Turn-Based Strategy Style

Which side will you choose? The hackers (red team) or the cyber defenders (blue team)? Battle head to head in turn-based cyber warfare, where the fate of a company's computers, network, information, and even critical industrial control systems hang in the balance.

But ThreatGEN: Red vs. Blue is not just a game...

Learn Real-World Cybersecurity!

Developed by actual experienced, professional (ethical) "hackers" and penetration testers, ThreatGEN: Red vs. Blue is also designed to teach you real-world cybersecurity! Learn how hackers think, operate, and attack systems by playing the part of the red team (no prior skills necessary)! Play the part of the blue team and learn about real cybersecurity controls, technology, methods, and strategies!

Game Play

ThreatGEN: Red vs. Blue is a turn-based strategy game played much like popular global domination board games. Rather than a world map, the "game board" consists of a computer network, which players compete for control over. Instead of simulated computer terminals, players choose and commit actions using "action cards" similar to a trading card game.

By the Community... For the Community

Every single member of the development team for this game actually comes from the cybersecurity (or INFOSEC) community. Most of us work, or have worked, for years as cybersecurity professionals, and we all remain active members of the community. ThreatGEN: Red vs. Blue was developed and tested as a result of the feedback from more than 300 beta testers in the cybersecurity community. Our goal is to continue to make regular updates based on continued feedback, making this truly a game by the community, for the community.

Features

Single Player vs. Computer A.I. (as red team or blue team)
1-on-1 internet and local hot seat multiplayer
Cross-platform multiplayer enabled
Touch screen optimized
In-game real-world cybersecurity advice and hints
Beginner tutorial
Configurable win conditions
"Game-pedia" with game play concepts and instructions, as well as real-world cybersecurity definitions and concepts

MINIMAL SETUPOS: Any RPM-based or Debian-based variant
Processor: 1.5 GHz CPU or betterMemory: 2 GB RAM
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Standard onboard graphics
Storage: 1 GB available space

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