Cyber Grand Challenge - Data and Tools
The goal of the DARPA CGC was to engender a new generation of autonomous cyber defense capabilities that combined the speed and scale of automation with reasoning abilities exceeding those of human experts. Entrants fielded autonomous systems that competed head-to-head in an isolated network testbed environment on the purpose-built operating system DECREE (DARPA Experimental Cyber Research Evaluation Environment).
The autonomous systems' performance was measured using the same competition rating metrics used to quantify the performance of human analysts. Competitors successfully created cyber reasoning software that automatically detected and fixed intended and unintended flaws in never-before-seen software at machine speed. The results quantify the systems' ability to reason about and mitigate novel software flaws.
Archived below are the tools and data sets that were utilized in the creation and support of this competition, from qualifiers and finals. These materials are available freely for use in research or to assist in hosting a similar event.
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Data Sets
Downloadable bundles for the challenges, submissions and scores from both the qualifier and final event -
Infrastructure and Tools
VMs, IDA Pro handler, and Visualization tools
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Interactive CGC Archive
Interactive archive developed by LungeTech with scores and analysis
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