Story time! A Year of SEAL War Games
summary
SEAL runs yearlong live drills that fork production chains (using Anvil/Tenderly), recreate block explorers and monitoring, and inject exploit and user bots so teams face realistic noise. Deliverables include an open-source toolkit, a free SEAL-sponsored drill track and a paid fast-track, plus written debriefs. Results are concrete: slow emergency signer response times, auditors on retainer who don’t show up, clearer incident-commander roles, and reproducible fixes like monitoring mirroring and risk-isolation playbooks.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00SEAL War Games intro
- 1:24War Games goals
- 3:54Why Operational Security Training Matters
- 5:36Team participation
- 7:01Realistic attack sims
- 8:46Scenario design
- 10:10Security insights
- 11:36Best practices
- 15:27Psychological prep
- 17:14Past War Games feedback
- 18:16Live War Games event
