Re: Attack trees

[mjacobs.1 () gmail com]

Christophe,

I've worked quite extensively building attack trees with the Amenaza tool. It is quite stable, has the logic features 
you'll most likely need and it looks pretty too. The downside is that it doesn't have an API, so automatically 
generating attack trees is not possible. I used the tool for about a year with great success.

Isograph, which specializes in fault modeling tools developed a specialized attack tree software. It's called 
AttackTree+. It may not be as pretty as the amenaza tool, but it is much more open and possibly has more features. It 
lets you programmatically create trees using imported data.

Either way, both are very expensive, so I hope you have a good source of funding - as well as a massive plotter or 
projector for presentation.

MJ
Security Consultant

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