PathTrace
ADVERSARY PATHWAY ANALYSIS AND EXPLORATION
MODEL AND ANALYZE SITE VULNERABILITIES
Continuous vulnerability assessment and system evaluation are essential in assuring that your facility’s physical protection system is functioning as designed and as required. But a checklist of guards and security technologies will not provide insight into system effectiveness, advise on potential upgrades, or consider adversary capabilities.
To address these needs, Sandia National Laboratories developed PathTrace, a quantitative analysis modeling and simulation tool that uses established algorithms to identify system vulnerabilities. PathTrace calculates Probability of Interruption, Probably of Detection, and Critical Detection Point for multiple pathways, and generates an Adversary Sequence Diagram for each path, providing science-based, actionable data to help you improve security at any facility.
PATHTRACE LICENSING, TRAINING, AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT ARE FREE TO APPROVED PARTNERS. |
PATHTRACE FEATURES
- Identifies the most vulnerable, quickest, and stealthiest paths.
- Uses established algorithms to determine system vulnerabilities.
- Computes Probability of Interruption (PI) for multiple pathways.
- Computes Probability of Detection (PD) for multiple pathways.
- Generates the Critical Detection Point (CDP) for each path.
- Generates Adversary Sequence Diagram (ASD) for each path.
- Allows you to test mitigation strategies for variables in detection, delay, and response.
- More about PathTrace.
HOW PATHTRACE WORKS
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Build Your Model
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Define Response and Adversary Capabilities
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Analyze Your Facility
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PATHTRACE PROVIDES ACTIONABLE DATA
- Easily modify detection, delay, and response timelines to increase security posture.
- Model and test facility upgrades before installation.
- Demonstrate and provide data that justifies system effectiveness.
- Discover vulnerable adversary pathways that may not be apparent.
BETTER TOGETHERUse PathTrace to analyze adversary pathways and how modifications in detection, delay, or response affect security at your facility, then export a simplified model into Scribe3D and create a tabletop exercise of the adversary attack pathway and your guard responses. Using both tools enables both quantitative and qualitative methods of system evaluation. |