This isn't a network simulator: there's no traffic to propagate or topology to draw. Every covered layer leads to an attack that runs with real cryptography or protocol — not an animation.
How to use
What is this?
A map of the 7 layers of Defense in Depth (Microsoft Learn) that links to the Jarroba tools that already demonstrate each one with a real attack — and honestly says where there's none, instead of faking content.
The "Zero Trust" switch
Zero Trust isn't one more layer: it's 3 principles that CUT ACROSS every layer (always verify, least privilege, assume breach). The switch highlights which layers already demonstrate them.
AI risks
OWASP's two lists: the Top 10 for LLM Applications 2025 (LLM01–LLM10) and the Top 10 for Agentic Applications 2026 (ASI01–ASI10, published in December 2025). Each risk says which layer its defence belongs to and which Jarroba tool actually checks it, with the specific rule; if there is none, it says so and explains why. Official names stay in English because that is what people search for.
The self-assessment is yours: mark, risk by risk, whether your system has it covered. It is saved only in this browser and never leaves it.
This isn't a network simulator
There's no traffic to propagate or topology to draw — other tools already do that with a real network engine. Every covered layer leads to an attack that runs with REAL cryptography or protocol, not an animation.
