Market Maker
Market Maker is a suite of tools for managing threat simulation plans and test cases. Market Maker consists of three components: 1) Python library, 2) CLI scripts, and 3) extensions.
The documentation directory covers the core concepts and how to use the tool. A quickstart guide is also included in the docs here: Quickstart.
For an example of Market Maker generated content, see the SRA indexes repo: https://github.com/SecurityRiskAdvisors/indexes
Installtion
pip install marketmaker
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