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Overview

An archived research environment for training and evaluating cyber-defence agents in simulated networks.

Yawning Titan represents a network as a graph and simulates attacker and defender actions. Researchers configure topology, game rules and rewards, then train or evaluate policies through repeatable episodes. Visualizations help inspect how the simulated network changes during an experiment.

The repository was archived in March 2025 and remains available as research code. It does not monitor or defend a real production network. Adoption requires a compatible Python environment and research expertise; teams using it should expect to maintain their own setup. The screenshot predates repository archival.

Product overview

Capabilities, pricing and fit

An archived research environment for training and evaluating cyber-defence agents in simulated networks.

Information as of October 16, 2026

What it can do

  • Workflow

    Yawning Titan represents a network as a graph and simulates attacker and defender actions. Researchers configure topology, game rules and rewards, then train or evaluate policies through repeatable episodes. Visualizations help inspect how the simulated network changes during an experiment.[1], [2]

Where it fits best

  • Comparing cyber-defence policies in simulation[1], [2]
  • Studying reinforcement learning on network graphs[1], [2]

Pricing and availability

The archived code uses the MIT license. Training compute, environment maintenance and research work are separate costs.[1], [2]

Access: Developer-managed source setup; see workflow requirements.[1], [2]

Sources (2)
  1. github.com — product detailsOfficial site · checked 2026-10-16
  2. dstl.github.io — product detailsOfficial site · checked 2026-10-16

Autonomy level

81/100

Our subjective rating of how independently the product carries out its documented tasks, considering the human setup, input, approval and review it needs. This is not a measured success rate.

Reasoning: Trained defender policies can choose and execute actions independently during a configured simulation episode. Researchers define the network, available actions, reward rules, training and evaluation. This rating describes autonomy inside the simulated domain, not real-network protection or an actively maintained security service.

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Some of the use cases of Yawning Titan:

  • Comparing cyber-defence policies in simulation
  • Studying reinforcement learning on network graphs

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