Infection Monkey tutorial: start contributing using Swimm
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Infection Monkey, powered by Guardicore, serves as an open-source Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) tool that evaluates the robustness of cloud-based environments by simulating post-breach actions to identify security vulnerabilities. Swimm facilitates the onboarding process for contributors to Infection Monkey by providing a user-friendly interface and structured learning modules, enabling users to define, implement, and test new Post-Breach Actions (PBAs) effectively. This integration allows contributors to gain deeper insights into the Infection Monkey codebase, enhancing productivity and collaboration across departments. The use of Swimm, as demonstrated in a 48-hour online event hosted by GitHub's Brian Douglas and the Open Sauced community, underscores the importance of modern onboarding tools in streamlining contributions to open-source projects. By offering actionable insights and recommendations, Infection Monkey helps organizations maintain a robust security posture, particularly in industries like e-commerce, healthcare, and finance, where security is paramount.
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