EXata GUI

EXata features an easy drag-and-drop GUI to build network topologies and advanced editors to allow finegrained design of devices and networks. Use the Device Model Editor to build custom communication devices or use pre-built devices like routers, switches, hubs, ATM, wireless access points, base stations, and mobile users.

Run emulations and simulations with full control in 2D and 3D. Visualization Controls allow you to monitor Components of EXata emulation progress and control per-layer & per-event animation.

EXata Connection Manager

EXata comes in two parts: the main EXata emulation engine that creates a digital replica of your target network, and the Connection Manager that runs on your operational systems.

Applications use the Connection Manager to run their network traffic over the EXata network. Most importantly, Connection Manager makes EXata’s advanced emulation technology easy and simple to use. Applications need no modification or customization to use the realistic emulated network in EXata.

Network Security Library

The Network Security Library is a toolkit with models that encrypt, authenticate, manage key distribution and certificates, create wormhole attacks, route securely, and mimic adversaries. A number of models have been created from the latest research in network security. The library can be extended to develop new attacks, network intrusions and counter measures. For more information see the Network Security Library datasheet.

Cyber Warfare Features

EXata/Cyber includes features that allow users to dynamically launch cyber warfare features on the software virtual network (SVN) in EXata. Features include eavesdropping, radio jamming attacks, distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks and a variety of attacks detectable with 3rd party network intrusion detection software (NIDS) like snort.