
High fidelity defensive security lab simulating a DoD aligned enterprise network with Active Directory, VLAN segmentation, STIG based hardening, centralized telemetry ingestion, and validated detection engineering aligned with RMF style control frameworks.
High fidelity defensive security lab simulating a DoD aligned enterprise network.
This project demonstrates structured network segmentation, system hardening, centralized telemetry ingestion, detection engineering, adversary emulation, and measurable validation aligned with RMF and STIG style control frameworks.
The lab models real world blue team workflows including detection validation, incident response documentation, and compliance artifact generation suitable for defense contractor environments.
This lab is actively under development. Core architecture, segmentation, telemetry ingestion, and baseline hardening components are implemented. Ongoing work includes expanded detection coverage, additional adversary scenarios, and deeper RMF artifact mapping.
Design, implement, and defend a simulated enterprise network that reflects DoD style security expectations and compliance driven system engineering practices.
Core focus areas:
Each implemented control and detection includes:
This lab emphasizes measurable defensive effectiveness rather than configuration alone.
git clone https://gitlab.com/arisharazakhan-cpu/dod-blue-team-network-lab.git
cd dod-blue-team-network-lab
| Directory | Purpose |
|---|
docs | Architecture diagrams, threat model, control mappings, evidence checklist, final defense report |
infra | pfSense, Windows Server, and endpoint configuration artifacts |
siem | Ingestion configs, saved searches, dashboards, validation notes |
hardening | PowerShell and Bash baseline scripts |
redteam | Adversary simulation scenarios and execution steps |
blueteam | Playbooks, response workflows, and alert documentation |
tests | Validation guidance and reproducible test scenarios |