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Endpoint Hardening & EDR Configuration Simulator

Interactive endpoint hardening simulator: disable unnecessary services and ports to shrink a 3D attack-surface sphere, then launch a process-injection attack and watch an EDR agent's behavioral detection race a breach — hardened systems detect faster and get compromised slower.

Cybersecurity3DModerate60 FPS

Details

CategoryCybersecurity

RenderingThree.js · WebGL

DifficultyModerate

Target FPS60

ControlsSix service checkboxes toggle hardenable services (SMBv1, Telnet, RDP, Print Spooler, FTP, Guest account) on/off; Launch attack simulation button starts a process-injection attack against the riskiest open service; simulation speed slider; Reset button restores defaults; drag to orbit camera, scroll to zoom.

Three.jsCybersecurityEDREndpoint HardeningAttack SurfaceProcess Injection

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Endpoint hardening reduces attack surface by disabling services, ports and legacy protocols a device doesn't actually need, while Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) watches process behavior in real time to catch what gets through anyway. This simulator puts both in one 3D scene: toggle six commonly-unnecessary services (SMBv1, Telnet, exposed RDP, Print Spooler, FTP, a local Guest account) on or off around a corporate endpoint and watch a translucent attack-surface sphere grow or shrink accordingly, then launch a scripted process-injection attack and compare how quickly the EDR agent's behavioral monitoring detects and auto-isolates the malicious process on a hardened system versus a wide-open one.

⚙ Under the hood

Toggle six unnecessary endpoint services (legacy SMBv1, Telnet, exposed RDP, Print Spooler, FTP, Guest account) on or off to shrink a 3D attack-surface sphere around a corporate endpoint, then launch a scripted process-injection attack and race an EDR agent's behavioral detection against a breach timer to compare hardened vs unhardened outcomes.

Three.jsCybersecurityEDREndpoint HardeningAttack SurfaceProcess Injection

3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install