CyberFlow: Interactive Flow-Based Programming

Transforms various cybersecurity operations into a user-friendly interface by utilizing an interactive flow-based programming model

Designed by Casey Abrego, Kyle Chan, Michael Rojas, and Jared Olalde

Written in Python 3 and JavaScript.

Project begun January 2025.

Project Scope

With cybersecurity rapidly evolving and vital in society, many traditional training methods lack engagement and accessibility to accomodate for the new changes. These tools are meant to help cybersecurity training keep pace with new complexity and concepts being implemented, and provides accessibility and engagement for novice and experts.

They are based on our groups understanding and observation of cybersecurity principles.

Build Instructions

Navigate to the prototypes/UI folder and run npm install, this should generate a modules folder. Run node server.js to start the node.js server that serves the files.

How it Works

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General Assumptions

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Usage

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Example Workflow

This workflow assumes a "first run" -- program was just installed and no other work has been done.

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Acknowledgements

Bradley Evans, Software Engineer mentor

The College of Engineering and Computer Science at the California State University, Fullerton